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614 Series I Volume XXVIII-II Serial 47 - Ft. Sumter - Ft. Wagner Part II

Page 614 S. C. AND GA. COASTS, AND IN MID. AND E. FLA. Chapter XL.

Dunovant's (John) Cavalry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 5th Regiment.

Duryea's (Redfield) Infantry. See Connecticut Troops, 6th Regiment.

Earle's (William E.) Artillery. See Palmetto Artillery, Battery A, post.

Eaton's (Samuel C.) Engineers. See New York Troops, 1st Regiment.

Echols Artillery. See Georgia Troops.

Edwards' (J. C.) Cavalry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 5th Regiment.

Edwards' (W. P.) Infantry. See Georgia Troops, 28th Regiment.

Eichelberger's (W. S.) Infantry. See Florida Troops.

Einsiedel's (Detleo von) Infantry. See New York Troops, 41st Regiment.

Elder's (Samuel S.) Artillery. See Union Troops, Regulars, 1st Regiment, Battery B.

Elliott's (Stephen, jr.) Infantry.* See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 25th Regiment.

Elmendorf's (Anthony) Infantry. See New York Troops, 48th Regiment.

Emery's (Sabine) Infantry. See Maine Troops, 9th Regiment.

Enfans Perdus Infantry. See New York Troops.

England's (Theophilus L.) Infantry. See New York Troops, 89th Regiment.

Eufaula Minute Men, Heavy Artillery. See Alabama Troops.

Eutaw Infantry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 25th Regiment.

Evans' (John W.) Infantry. See Georgia Troops, 64th Regiment.

Fairchild's (Harrison S.) Infantry. See New York Troops, 89th Regiment.

Fleming's (David G.) Heavy Artillery. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 1st Regiment, Battery B.

Floyd's (Eldridge G.) Infantry. See New York Troops, 3rd Regiment.

Floyd's (G. T.) Infantry. See Florida Troops, 4th Regiment.

Fort's (William) Infantry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 2nd Regiment, State.

Frederick's (A. D.) Heavy Artillery. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 2nd Regiment.

French's (David A.) Artillery. See McComas Artillery, post.

Frieze's (John) Heavy Artillery. See Rhode Island Troops, 3rd Regiment.

Furman Artillery. See Palmetto Artillery, Battery A, post.

Gaillard's (Alfred S.) Heavy Artillery. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 1st Regiment, Battery K.

Gaillard's (Christopher) Artillery. See Santee Artillery, post.

Gaillard's (P. C.) Infantry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 27th Regiment; also Charleston Infantry, ante.

Gamble's (Robert H.) Artillery. See Leon Artillery, post.

Gantt's (F. H.) Infantry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 11th Regiment.

Gardner's (James) Infantry. See Georgia Troops, 27th Regiment.

Gary's (John H.) Heavy Artillery. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 15th Battalion, Battery A.

Gary's (S. M. G.) Infantry. See Florida Troops.

Gee's (John H.) Infantry. See Florida Troops, 4th Battalion.

Georgia Defenders, Infantry. See Georgia Troops.

German Artillery. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate.

Gibbs' (John S.) Artillery. See Union Troops, Regulars, 1st Regiment, Battery D.

Gist Guard, Artillery. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate.

Goode's (J. Thomas) Heavy Artillery. See Virginia Troops, 4th Regiment.

Gordon's (George A.) Infantry. See Georgia Troops, 63rd Regiment.

Gould's (John H.) Heavy Artillery. See Rhode Island Troops, 3rd Regiment, Battery G.

Graef's (Frederick E.) Engineers. See New York Troops, 1st Regiment.

Graham's (Robert F.) Infantry. See South Carolina Troops, Confederate, 21st Regiment.

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*Temporarily commanding.

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