665 Series I Volume XLV-I Serial 93 - Franklin - Nashville Part I
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STEVENSON'S DIVISION.
Major General CARTER L. STEVENSON.
Cumming's Brigade.
Colonel ELIHU P. WATKINS.
34th Georgia, Captain Russell A. Jones.
36th Georgia, Colonel Charles E. Broyles.
39th Georgia, Captain William P. Milton.
56th Georgia, Captain Benjamin T. Spearman.
Pettus' Brigade.
Brigadier General EDMUND W. PETTUS.
20th Alabama, Colonel James M. Dedman.
23rd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Bibb.
30th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel James K. Elliott.
31st Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Arrington.
46th Alabama, Captain George E. Brewer.
Brown's and Reynolds' Brigades.*
Colonel JOSEPH B. PALMER.
60th North Carolina, Major James T. Huff.
3rd and 18th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William R. Butler.
23rd, 26th, and 45th Tennessee, Colonel Anderson Searcy.
32nd Tennessee, Colonel John P. McGuire.
54th Virginia, Captain William G. Anderson.
63rd Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Connally H. Lynch.
CLAYTON'S DIVISION.
Major General HENRY D. CLAYTON.
Stovall's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARCELLUS A. STOVALL.
40th Georgia, Colonel Abda Johnson.
41st Georgia, Captain Jared E. Stallings.
42nd Georgia, Colonel Robert J. Henderson.
43rd Georgia, Colonel Henry C. Kellogg.
52nd Georgia, Captain Rufus R. Asbury.
Holtzclaw's Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES T. HOLTZCLAW.
18th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Peter F. Hunley.
32nd and 58th Alabama, Colonel Bushrod Jones.
36th Alabama, Captain Nathan M. Carpenter.
38th Alabama, Captain Charles E. Bussey.
Gibson's Brigade.
Brigadier General RANDALL L. GIBSON.
1st Louisiana, Captain J. C. Stafford.
4th Louisiana, Colonel Samuel E. Hunter.
13th Louisiana, Lieutenant Colonel Francis L. Campbell.
16th Louisiana, Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. Lindsay.
19th Louisiana, Major Camp Flournoy.
20th Louisiana, Captain Alexander Dresel.
25th Louisiana, Colonel Francis C. Zacharie.
30th Louisiana, Major Arthur Picolet.
4th Louisiana Battalion, Captain T. A. Bisland.
14th Louisiana Battalion Sharpshooters, Lieutenant A. T. Martin.
STEWART'S ARMY CORPS.
Lieutenant General ALEXANDER P. STEWART.
LORING'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM W. LORING.
Featherston's Brigade.
Brigadier General WINFIELD S. FEATHERSTON.
1st Mississippi, Captain Owen D. Hughes.
3rd Mississippi, Captain O. H. Johnston.
22nd Mississippi, Major Martin A. Oatis.
31st Mississippi, Captain Robert A. Collins.
33rd Mississippi, Captain T. L. Cooper.
40th Mississippi, Colonel Wallace B. Colbert.
1st Mississippi Battalion, Major James M. Stigler.
Adams' Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT LOWRY.
6th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Borden.
14th Mississippi, Colonel Washington L. Doss.
15th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel James R. Binford.
20th Mississippi, Major Thomas B. Graham.
23rd Mississippi, Major George W. B. Garrett.
43rd Mississippi, Colonel Richard Harrison.
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* Reported on detached service.
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