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Southern Historical Society Papers.
NOTES TO PRECEDING ROSTER.
* | Regiments thus designated, were counted in the return for May 31st, 1863, but were not at Gettysburg, to wit: the five regiments in Corse's brigade and three in my division. |
† | Regiments thus designated were not counted in the return for May 31st, but were at Gettysburg, to wit: four in Pettigrew's brigade; the Twenty-fifth and Thirty-first Virginia; and the Forty-second Mississippi and Fifty-fifth North Carolina in Davis' brigade. |
‡ | Regiments thus designated were neither counted in the return of May 31, nor at Gettysburg, to wit: the five in Jenkins' brigade, four in Cooke's brigade, and one in Pettigrew's, and one regiment and the First Confederate battalion in Davis' brigade. |
♯ | This battalion, First North Carolina, containing two companies, was detached before the 20th of June, and assigned to duty as a provost guard at corps headquarters. |
§ | There were two First South Carolina regiments, one called volunteers and the other regulars, and there was a First South Carolina rifles. The First South Carolina regiment in this brigade was probably the regulars. The First Virginia battalion, under Major Bridgeford, was a provost guard at army headquarters. |
Jenkins' brigade was transferred from Pickett's to Hood's division in October, 1863. Cooke's brigade did not join Heth's division until after the return from Pennsylvania. The Twenty-sixth Mississippi regiment did not join Davis' brigade until after the return from Pennsylvania.
The Forty-second North Carolina regiment was not with Pettigrew's brigade at Gettysburg, but was left in Virginia. |
Rank of Lieutenant-Generals— | ||
1st. | J. LONGSTREET. | |
2d. | R. S. EWELL. | |
3d. | A. P. HILL. | |
Rank of Major-Generals— | ||
1st. | LAFAYETTE McLAWS. | |
2d. | R. H. ANDERSON. | |
3d. | G. E. PICKETT. | |
4th. | JOHN B. HOOD. Promoted. | |
5th. | J. A. EARLY. | |
6th. | EDWARD JOHNSON. | |
7th. | R. E. RODES. | |
8th. | HENRY HETH. | |
9th. | W. D. PENDER. Died from wounds. | |
10th. | C. M. WILCOX. Appointed vice Pender. | |
11th. | C. W. FIELD. Appointed vice Hood. |