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Southern Historical Society Papers.
Munford, Thomas T., Brigadier-General Cavalry, 1864. | |
| Staff.—— | Captain W. K. Martin, A. A. G. |
| Captain Henry C. Lee, A. & I. G.; transferred to General Fitz Lee's Division. | |
| First Lieutenant Lomax Tayloe, A. D. C. | |
| First Lieutenant W. H. McFarland, A. D. C. | |
| Captain B. B. Mason, Assistant Commissary. | |
| Major Albert McDaniel, Quartermaster. | |
| Lieut. A. Warwick, A. D. C. | |
| Captain M. M. Rogers, Provo-Guard. | |
| Major John W. Tayloe, A. I. G. | |
| Sergeant-Major Samuel Griffin, A. A. A. G. | |
| James E. Tucker, Headquarter Color-bearer. | |
Page, Richard L., Brigadier-General, March 1, 1864; was commander in the Confederate Navy, June 14, 1861; commander Naval Station at Charlotte, N. C., Savannah, Ga., Fort Morgan, and defences of Mobile Bay. His brigade was composed of troops from Alabama and Tennessee; died at Hagerstown, Md., August 9, 1901. | |
| Staff.—— | Captain Clifton Smith, A. A. G., October, 1862. |
Paxton, Elisha Franklin, Brigadier-General, November 1, 1862; killed at Chancellorsville May 3, 1863.
Payne, William H., Brigadier-General Cavalry, November 1, 1864; died in Washington City[1], March 9, 1904. | |
| Staff.—— | Lieutenant A. C. Dickinson. |
| Lieutenant Charles E. Kimball, A. D. C., October, 1863. | |
| Lieutenant John Blackburn, promoted from ranks Sixth Cavalry; Lieutenant and Ord. Officer. | |
| Dr. W. H. Fairfax, Assistant Surgeon, October, 1862. | |
| Dr. Robert Gait, Assistant Surgeon, November, 1864. | |
| Rev. Richard Davis, Chaplain, August, 1862. | |
| Dr. James C. Green, Assistant Surgeon, October, 1862. | |
- ↑ Washington D.C.
