Lee and His Men at Gettysburg: The Death of a Nation (52 page)

D
IVISION
A
RTILLERY
B
ATTALION
Col. Henry C. Cabell: four batteries

P
ICKETT’S
D
IVISION
Maj. Gen. George E. Pickett (Oct. 10, 1862)

Garnett’s Brigade:

Armistead’s Brigade:

Brig. Gen. Richard B. Garnett

 Brig. Gen. Lewis A. Armistead

(Nov. 14, 1861)

 (April 1, 1862)

8th Virginia Regiment

9th Virginia Regiment

Killed July 3, 1863.

Mortally wounded July 3, 1863.

18th Virginia Regiment

14th Virginia Regiment

19th Virginia Regiment

38th Virginia Regiment

28th Virginia Regiment

53rd Virginia Regiment

56th Virginia Regiment

57th Virginia Regiment

Kemper’s Brigade:

Corse’s Brigade:

Brig. Gen. James L. Kemper

Brig. Gen. M. D. Corse

(June 2, 1862)

(Nov. 1, 1862)

1st Virginia Regiment

15th Virginia Regiment

3rd Virginia Regiment

17th Virginia Regiment

7th Virginia Regiment

29th Virginia Regiment

11th Virginia Regiment

30th Virginia Regiment

24th Virginia Regiment

32nd Virginia Regiment

Wounded out of active duty July 3, 1863.

Not at Gettysburg; retained by order of President Davis at Hanover Junction.

Jenkins?s Brigade:

Brig. Gen. Micah Jenkins

(July 22, 1862)

1st South Carolina Regiment

5th South Carolina Regiment

6th South Carolina Regiment

2nd South Carolina Rifles

Hampton’s Legion

Not at Gettysburg; retained by order of President Davis in North Carolina. Never rejoined division: was transferred to Hood's Division.

D
IVISION
A
RTILLERY
B
ATTALION
Major James Dearing: four batteries

H
OOD’S
D
IVISION
Maj. Gen. John B. Hood (Oct. 10, 1862)

(Hood was wounded July 2, 1863. On recovery, went with division to campaign with the Army of Tennessee; later corps commander in the West, then army commander. Never returned to the Army of Northern Virginia.)

Law’s Brigade:

Robertson’s (formerly Hood’s)

Brig. Gen. Evander M. Law

Brigade:

(Oct. 3, 1862)

Brig. Gen. J. B. Robertson

4th Alabama Regiment

(Nov. 1, 1862)

15th Alabama Regiment

1st Texas Regiment

44th Alabama Regiment

4th Texas Regiment

47th Alabama Regiment

5th Texas Regiment

48th Alabama Regiment

3rd Arkansas
Wounded July 2, 1863.

Anderson’s Brigade:

Benning’s Brigade:

Brig. Gen. G. T. Anderson

Brig. Gen. H. L. Benning

(Nov. 1, 1862)

(Jan. 17, 1862)

7th Georgia Regiment

2nd Georgia Regiment

8th Georgia Regiment

15th Georgia Regiment

9th Georgia Regiment

17th Georgia Regiment

59th Georgia Regiment

20th Georgia Regiment

11th Ceorgia Battalion