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PICKETT'S DIVISION .
Major General GEORGE E. PICKETT.
Garnett's Brigade.
Brigadier General R. B. GARNETT.
Major C. S. PEYTON.
8th Virginia, Colonel Eppa Hunton.
18th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel H. A. Carring-
ton.
19th Virginia:
Colonel Henry Gantt.
Lieutenant Colonel John T. Ellis.
28th Virginia:
Colonel R. C. Allen.
Lieutenant Colonel William Watts.
56th Virginia:
Colonel W. D. Stuart.
Lieutenant Colonel P. P. Slaughter.
Kemper's Brigade.
Brigadier General J. L. KEMPER.
Colonel JOSEPH MAYO, Jr.
1st Virginia:
Colonel Lewis B. Villiams.
Lieutenant Colonel F. G. Skinner.
3rd Virginia:
Colonel Joseph Mayo, jr.
Lieutenant Colonel A. D. Callcote.
7th Wirginia:
Colonel W. T. Patton.
Lieutenant Colonel C. C. Flowerree.
11th Virginia, Major Kirkwood Otey.
24th Virginia, Colonel William R. Terry.
Armistead's Brigade .
Brig. General L. A. ARMISTEAD.
Colonel W. R. AYLETT.
9th Virginia, Major John C. Owens .
14th Virginia: Col James G. Hodges. Lieutenant Colonel William White .
38th Virginia: Colonel E. C. Edmonds Lieutenant Colonel P. B. Whittle .
53rd Virginia, Colonel W. R. Aylett.
57th Virginia, Colonel John Bowie Magruder.
Artillery .
Major JAMES DEARING.
Fauquier (Virginia Artillery, Captain R. M. Stribling . Hampden (Virginia) Artillery, Captain W. H. Caskie. Richmond Fayette Artillery, Capt . M. C. Macon . Virginia Battery, Captain Joseph G. Blount.
HOOD'S DIVISION .
Major General JOHN B. HOOD.
Brigadier General E. M. LAW.
Law's Brigade.
Brigadier General E. M. LAW.
Colonel JAMES L. SHEFFIELD.
4th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel L. H. Scruggs.
15th Alabama:
Colonel William C. Oates.
Captain B. A. Hill.
44th Alabama, Colonel William F. Perryk.
47th Alabama:
Colonel James W. Jackson.
Lieutenant Colonel M. J. Bulger.
Major J. M. Campbell.
48th Alabama:
Colonel James L. Sheffield.
Captain T. J. Eubanks.
Robertson's Brigade.
Brigadier General J. B. ROBERTSON.
3rd Arkansas:
Colonel Van H. Manning.
Lieutenant Colonel R. S. Taylor.
1st Texas, Lieutenant Colonel P. A. Work.
4th Texas:
Colonel J. C. G. Key.
Major J. P. Bane.
5th Texas:
Colonel R. M. Powell.
Lieut Colonel K. Bryan.
Major J. C. Rogers.
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