Page:Southern Historical Society Papers volume 03.djvu/447

THIRD CORPS—COLONEL R. LINDSAY WALKER

20-lb.

10-lb.

3-inch

12-lb.

24-lb.

Other

Parrotts

Rifles

Napoleons

Howitzers

Guns

Maj. D. G. McIntosh

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Hurt

2

*2

Maj. W. F. Poague

Rice

4

Luck

4

Johnson

2

2

10 rifles; 6 Napoleons.

Lt. Col. Garnett

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Lewis

1

3

Major Richardson

Maurin

1

2

2

Moore

1

1

2

Grandy

2

2

11 rifles; 4 Naps.; 2 Hows.

Major Cutshaw

Wyatt

1

1

2

2

Woolfolk

4

Brookes

3

1

2 rifles; 5 Naps.; 7 Hows.

Maj. Willie J. Pegram

Brunson

3

1

Davison

3

1

Crenshaw

2

1

McGraw

4

Marye

2

2

8 rifles; 9 Naps.; 2 Hows.

Lt. Col. Cutts

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Wingfield

2

3

*1

Major Lane

Ross

3

1

1

Patterson

2

4

10 rifles; 3 Naps.; 4 Hows.

2

14

22

27

15

3

Total number of rifles	41
Total number of Napoleons	27
Total number of Howitzers	15
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Total number of pieces	83
Total number of battalions	5
Total number of companies	19

SUMMARY OF ARTILLERY OF ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA (EXCLUSIVE OF HORSE ARTILLERY).

	Battalions	Companies	Rifles	Napoleons	Howitzers	Total
Artillery of First corps	5	21	31	42	10	83
Artillery of Second corps	5	20	38	32	12	82
Artillery of Third corps	5	19	41	27	15	83
Total	15	60	110	101	37	248
Note.—it is to be regretted that we have been thus far unable to secure a roster of the cavalry of the Army of Northern Virginia sufficiently complete to publish.
* Whitworth