672 Series I Volume XXXVIII-III Serial 74 - The Atlanta Campaign Part III
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STEVENSON'S DIVISION.
Major General CARTER L. STEVENSON.
Brown's Brigade.
Colonel JOSEPH B. PALMER.
3rd Tennessee (Volunteers), Lieutenant Colonel Calvin J. Clack.
18th Tennessee, Major William H. Joyner.
26th Tennessee, Colonel Richard M. Saffell.
32nd Tennessee, Major John P. McGuire.
45th Tennessee,
Colonel Anderson23rd Tennessee Battalion,
Searcy.Pettus' Brigade.
Brigadier General EDMUND W. PETTUS.
20th Alabama, Captain S. W. DAVIDSON.
23rd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Bibb.
30th Alabama, Colonel Charles M. Shelley.
31st Alabama, Major George W. Mattison.
46th Alabama, Captain George E. Brewer.
Cumming's Brigade.
Brigadier General ALFRED CUMMING.
2nd Georgia State Troops, Colonel James Wilson.
34th Georgia, Major John M. Jackson.
36th Georgia, Captain Thomas Williams.
39th Georgia, Captain William P. Milton.
56th Georgia, Captain Benjamin T. Spearman.
Reynolds' Brigade.
Colonel WASHINGTON M. HARDY.
58th North Carolina, Captain Samuel M. Silver.
60th North Carolina, Major James T. Huff.
54th Virginia, Captain James M. Boyd.
63rd Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Connally H. Lynch.
CLAYTON'S DIVISION.
Major General HENRY D. CLAYTON.
Stovall's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARCELLUS A STOVALL.
1st Georgia State Troops, Captain William Tate.
40th Georgia, Major Raleigh S. Camp.
41st Georgia, Major Mark S. Nall.
42nd Georgia, Colonel Robert J. Henderson.
43rd Georgia, Captain H. R. Howard.
52nd Georgia, Captain J. R. Russell.
Baker's Brigade.
Brigadier General ALPHEUS BAKER.
37th Alabama, Captain C. Pennington.
40th Alabama, Colonel John H. Higley.
42nd Alabama, Captain William D. McNeill.
54th Alabama, Colonel John A. Minter.
Gibson's Brigade.
Brigadier General RANDALL L. GIBSON.
1st Louisiana (Regulars), Lieutenant W. P. Grivot.
4th Louisiana, Colonel S. E. Hunter.
4th Louisiana Battalion, Captain W. J. Powell.
13th Louisiana, Lieutenant Colonel Francis L. Campbell.
14th Louisiana Battalion Sharpshooters, Major John E. Austin.
16th Louisiana,
25th Louisiana,
Colonel Joseph C. Lewis.19th Louisiana, Captain Camp Flournoy.
20th Louisiana, Captain Alex Dresel.
30th Louisiana, Captain H. P. Jones.
Holtzclaw's Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES T. HOTLZCLAW.
18th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Peter F. Hunley.
32nd Alabama,
58th Alabama,
Colonel Bushrod Jones.36th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas H. Herndon.
38th Alabama, Captain Benjamin Lane Posey.
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