Old North State. For The Good. Of the. A Statistical Study of North Carolina and Army of Northern Virginia Casualties at The Battle of Gettysburg

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1 For The Good Of the Old North State A Statistical Study of North Carolina and Army of Northern Virginia Casualties at The Battle of Gettysburg By L. W. Smith Jr.

2 This booklet was created from Issue 2, of thecompany Front which is the newsletter of The Society for the Preservation of the th Regiment North Carolina Troops, Inc. Warning Contents of the Company Front are protected under copyright and may not be reprinted in any form without the written permission of the editor Editor and Chief Jason Goodnite 14 Huntseat Ln. Kings Mountain, NC Assistant Editor Randal Garrison 3 Inglewood Dr. Morganton, NC 5 Copy Editor Al Leonard 9 Braewick Rd. Tryon, NC 2 Production Roger Wingler 4 Airport Rd. North Wilkesboro, NC

3 For The Good Of the Old North State A Statistical Study of North Carolina and Army of Northern Virginia Casualties at The Battle of Gettysburg July By Locke W. Skip Smith. Jr. What originally began as a mortality study of the soldiers from North Carolina during the battle of Gettysburg, developed into a comprehensive study of the entire Army of Northern Virginia. The reasoning for this is three-fold: a) to provide a solid more up-to-date study of North Carolina troops during this battle, b) provide a good source for the regimental numbers and losses for the entire Confederate Army and c) to allow for some comparisons for the regiments, brigades, divisions and corps that formed General Robert E. Lee's famed army. Methods and Notes: Please keep the following in mind when studying the tables. 1) For all of the North Carolina causalities shown in the tables, each of the 1 volumes of North Carolina Troops - A Roster, edited by Henry Jordan (this includes the addendums for Vol.'s I - VII) were the primary source for the statistics. Each regiment, man by man, was examined for any casualties received while at Gettysburg. Also, keep in mind that only the dates July 1-4, 13 were used in the North Carolina study, as this would have been when the armies were actually on the field. Any casualties received after July 4 during the retreat are not in the statistics, as well as any deaths from wounds received during the battle that occurred later. Thus, this is not a "campaign study" but a "battle study." 2) The four categories used in the North Carolina study are as follows: 1) killed, 2) wounded & captured, 3) wounded and 4) captured (or missing.) Please remember that these selfexplanatory situations could have only happened during the dates of July 1-4, for it to be considered a statistic. On a sad note, please be aware that many of the men that were wounded, wounded & captured or captured (missing) would eventually die either from the wounds received or of disease while in Federal prisons but, that in itself is the source for another study that I plan to start soon. 3) To be able to really complete the North Carolina study, it was realized that the numbers engaged would be needed. Ideally the June 3, 13 Muster Rolls would be the best source of information for what each regiment actually had just one day prior to the battle. In reading through Regimental Strengths and Losses at Gettysburg, Fourth Edition by John Busey and David Martin, I noticed that they had been able to examine these Muster Rolls for many of the 1 regiments and when not available for a particular regiment, they were able to compare Muster Rolls before and after the June 3, 13 Muster Roll. Thus, all figures (for all CS regiments, including those from North Carolina) for the "engaged" numbers are from Busey and Martin's work. 4) When this study was begun many of the old standards (but somewhat outdated) sources, such as Fox's Regimental Losses in the American Civil War and Livermore's Numbers and Losses in the Civil War in America: 11-1 were examined but, after reading through the procedures and methods that Busey and Martin went to ensure that the most up-to-date information available was used, it was decided to use this particular work solely. This should allow for more consistency across the board in all of the regiments listed in the tables. In the work for their book, Busey and Martin were able to consult and collaborate with known Civil War Historian, Robert K. Krick and were able to pull from his valuable work, The Gettysburg Death Roster: The Confederate Dead at Gettysburg, Third Edition, the most recent findings in Confederate casualties at Gettysburg. In summary, all information for all of casualty information for all states (other than North Carolina) comes

4 from Busey and Martin's work. Only the casualty figures for North Carolina come from my study in the 1 volume North Carolina Troop - A Roster series. One should note that the casualty figures for Busey and Martin's work have a slightly different meaning. For their work, "killed" includes either those that died in battle or died of their wounds before the end of 13. "Wounded" includes both those that were wounded and those that were wounded and captured. Busey, Martin and Krick have truly done some outstanding work and as they would be the first to admit that this is an on-going project as many of the figures are not as precise as one would wish. Given the lack of information for some of the units, this is to be expected but, all in all this study should allow for some serious study and discussion. In closing, let us remember a few things. All of the men who fought during this battle were heroes. This view though has not been the case since the close of the battle due to the fact that immediately after the battle the finger pointing began, especially between Virginia and North Carolina The cause of this rests squarely on the press from Richmond, who began insinuating that the troops from the other states did not "support" the Virginia troops, under Gen. Pickett during the climatic charge on July 3. That the newspapers began calling this part of the battle "Pickett's Charge" simply added fuel to the fire. There were regiments in the charge and Pickett commanded fifteen of them. Out of the twenty-six other regiments in the charge, four more were from Virginia (Brockenbrough's Brigade) leaving twenty-two that came from other states. To keep referring to this action as "Pickett's Charge" is not only a misnomer, but also an injustice to these other regiments. All regiments did their full duty on that field of battle and neither this article, nor the statistical study, are trying to cloud the situation but, instead try to shed some light on the actual losses suffered by Lee's Army. With that being said we all should be able to walk away with more admiration for the Table of Contents Chart 1 - NC Infantry Losses at Gettysburg Confederate Soldier. Those that have ancestors that fought for the Old North State will be extremely proud and know that the troops from North Carolina, as Governor Zebulon B. Vance coined, "stood in the front rank" of the Confederacy. For it is not "one out of every four Confederate casualties were from North Carolina" but, as this study proves it was actually 3 %!! Chart 2 - NC Infantry - Ranked by Total Losses Per Regiment Chart 3 - NC Infantry - Ranked by Percentage of Losses Per Regiment Chart 4 - NC Artillery Losses at Gettysburg NC Cavalry Losses at Gettysburg The th NCT at Gettysburg (Losses by Company) Chart 5 - Army of Northern Virginia Infantry Order of Battle Chart - Comparison by Total Losses per Brigade Comparison by Percentage of Losses per Brigade Chart - Comparison by Total Losses per Division Comparison by Percentage of Losses per Division Chart - Confederate Infantry at Gettysburg - by State Chart 9 - Confederate Infantry Total Losses - by State Confederate Infantry Total - by State Confederate Infantry Percentage of Losses - by State Total Confederate Losses by State Chart 1 - Comparison by Regiment - Ranked by Numbers of Losses Chart 11 - Comparison by Regiment - Ranked by Percentage of Losses Chart 12 - Confederate Artillery Order of Battle Chart - Confederate Artillery Losses - by State Chart 14 - Confederate Cavalry Losses - by State 2

5 For The Good Of the Old North State Chart 1 North Carolina Infantry at Gettysburg Losses Incurred From July 1-4, 13 Killed Wounded W /C Captured Total Percentage 1 NCST 1 NC Batn. SS 2 NCST 2 NC Batn. 3 NCST 4 NCST 5 NCST NCST NCST 11 NCT 12 NCT NCT 14 NCT 1 NCT 1 NCT 2 NCT NCT NCT NCT NCT NCT 3 NCT NCT NCT NCT 3 NCT NCT 43 NCT 45 NCT NCT 52 NCT 53 NCT 55 NCT 5 NCT , , , , ,

6 For The Good Of the Old North State North Carolina Infantry at Gettysburg Ranked By Total Losses Per Regiment Chart 2 Killed Wounded W /C Captured Percentage Total NCT 55 NCT NCT 11 NCT 52 NCT 5 NCST 45 NCT NCT 2 NCT NCT 3 NCST 53 NCT NCST 2 NC Batn. 43 NCT NCT 3 NCT NCT NCST NCT NCT NCT NCT 1 NCST 1 NCT NCT 1 NCT 5 NCT 12 NCT 3 NCT 14 NCT 4 NCST 2 NCST 1 NC Batn. SS S , , , , ,92 4

7 For The Good Of the Old North State North Carolina Infantry at Gettysburg Ranked By Percentages Per Regiment Chart3 Killed Wounded W /C Captured Total Percentage NCT NCT NCT 2 NC Batn. 2 NCT NCT NCT 55 NCT 5 NCST 45 NCT 52 NCT NCT 11 NCT NCT NCST 53 NCT 3 NCT 3 NCST NCST NCT 1 NCT NCT 1 NCST 12 NCT 4 NCST NCT NCT 43 NCT 5 NCT 3 NCT 2 NCST 1 NCT 14 NCT 1 NC Batn. SS S , , , , ,

8 For The Good Of the Old North State North Carolina Artillery & Cavalry at Gettysburg Losses Incurred From July 1-4, 13 Chart 4 Artillery Killed Wounded W /C Captured Total Percentage Manly s Baty. Graham s Baty. Reilly s Baty. Lantham s Baty. S Cavalry Killed Wounded W /C Captured Total Percentage 1 NC Cav. 2 NC Cav. 4 NC Cav. 5 NC Cav. S , NCT at Gettysburg Losses Incurred From July 1-4, 13 NCT Killed Wounded W /C Captured Total F & S A B C D E F G H I K S

9 Chart 5 First Corps-Lt. General James Longstreet Kershaw s Brigade For The Good Of the Old North State Army of Northern Virginia Order of Battle For Infantry McLaws Division 2 SC 3 SC 3 SC Batn. SC SC 15 SC , Barksdale s Brigade Longstreet McLaws MS 1 MS 1 MS MS , Semmes s Brigade Kershaw Barkesdale 1 GA 5 GA 51 GA 53 GA 4 1, Semmes

10 Wofford s Brigade 3 GA Batn. SS 1 GA 1 GA GA Cobb s GA Leg. Phillip s GA Leg , Wofford Pickett s Division Garnett s Brigade VA 1 VA 19 VA VA 5 VA , Kemper s Brigade Pickett Garnett 1 VA 3 VA VA 11 VA VA , Armistead s Brigade Kemper Armistead 9 VA 14 VA VA 53 VA 5 VA 4 4 1, ,

11 Hood s Division Law s Brigade 4 AL 15 AL 44 AL AL 4 AL , Hood Law G.T. Anderson s Brigade GA GA 9 GA 11 GA GA , G.T. Anderson Robertson Robertson s Brigade 1 TX 3 AR 4 TX 5 TX , Benning s Brigade Benning 2 GA 15 GA 1 GA 2 GA 1,

12 Second Corps-Lt. General Richard S. Ewell Hay s Brigade Early s Division 5 LA LA LA LA 9 LA , Hoke s Brigade Ewell Early NCST NCT 5 NCT 4 1, W. Smith s Brigade Hays Hoke VA 49 VA 52 VA Gordan s Brigade Smith Gordan GA GA GA GA GA 1 GA ,

13 E. Johnson s Division G.H. Steuart s Brigade 1 MD Batn. 1 NCST 3 NCST 1 VA VA 3 VA , Johnson Steuart Walker s Brigade 2 VA 4 VA 5 VA 2 VA VA , Williams Brigade Walker Williams 1 LA 2 LA 1 LA 14 LA 15 LA , J.M. Jones Brigade VA VA 42 VA 44 VA 4 VA 5 VA ,

14 Rodes Division Daniel s Brigade 2 NC Batn. NCT 43 NCT 45 NCT 53 NCT , ,3 5 4 Dole s Brigade Rodes Daniels 4 GA 12 GA GA 44 GA 1 4 1, Iverson s Brigade 5 NCST 12 NCT 2 NCT NCT , Dole Iverson Ramseur s Brigade 2 NCST 4 NCST 14 NCT 3 NCT , Ramseur O Neal O Neal s Brigade 3 AL 5 AL AL 12 AL AL 2 9 1,

15 Third Corps-Lt. General A.P. Hill R.H. Anderson s Division Wilcox s Brigade AL 9 AL 1 AL 11 AL 14 AL 1 1 1, Mahone s Brigade Hill R.H. Anderson VA 12 VA 1 VA VA 1 VA 2 2 1, Wright s Brigade 3 GA GA 4 GA 2 GA Batn , Wilcox Mahone Lang s Brigade 2 FL 5 FL FL Total Losses Percentage Wright Lang Posey s Brigade 12 MS 1 MS 19 MS 4 MS , Posey

16 Heth s Division Pettigrew s Brigade 11 NCT NCT NCT 52 NCT , , 9 4 Brockenbrough s Brigade Heth Pettigrew VA Batn. 4 VA VA 55 VA Archer s Brigade Brockenbrough Archer AL 5 AL Batn. 1 TN TN 14 TN , Davis Brigade Davis 2 MS 11 MS 42 MS 55 NCT , ,

17 Pender s Division Perrin s Brigade 1 SC PA 1 SC Rifles 12 SC SC 14 SC 4 1, Lane s Brigade Pender Perrin NCST 1 NCST NCST NCST 3 NCST , Thomas Brigade Lane Thomas 14 GA GA 45 GA 49 GA 9 1, Scales Brigade Scales NCT 1 NCT NCT NCT NCT 2 1 1,

18 For The Good Of the Old North State CS Infantry Losses By Brigade Chart Comparison of Infantry Losses by Brigade Losses Brigade Percentage 1, 1, 1,3 1, Pettigrew Davis Armistead Daniel Garnett Iverson Lane Bardsdale G.H. Steuart G. T. Anderson Kemper Wright Archer O Neal Kershaw Scales Perrin Wilcox Roberson Gordan Laws Benning J.M. Jones Hoke Semmes Lang Walker Hays Wofford Williams Ramseur Thomas 2,5 2,9 1,94 2,15 1,455 1, 1,3 1,15 2,11 1, 1,3 1,49 1,193 1,5 2,19 1,32 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,9 1, 1,44 1,2 1,3 1,9 1,2 1, 1,11 1, 1,

19 Comparison of Percentage of Losses by Brigade Losses Brigade Percentage Dole Brockenbrough W. Smith Posey Mahone , , 1,5 1 2 Pettigrew Iverson Garnett Archer Armistead Davis Barksdale Wright Daniel Scales Lane Lang Kemper O Neal G.T. Anderson Benning G.H. Steuart Wilcox Robertson Hoke Perrin J.M. Jones Kershaw Gordan Semmes Williams Laws W. Smith Walker Hays Ramseur Brockenbrough Thomas Wofford Dole Posey Mahone ,5 1, 1,455 1,193 1,94 2,9 1,15 1,49 2,15 1,32 1,3 1,3 1,5 1, 1, 2,11 1, 1, 1,2 1, 1,44 2,19 1, 1,3 1,11 1,9 2 1,9 1,2 1, 9 1,4 1, 1,9 1, 1,5 Percentage Brigade Losses 1, ,3 1, 9 9 1,

20 For The Good Of the Old North State CS Infantry Losses By Division Chart Comparison of Total Infantry Losses by Division Losses Division Percentage 3,9 3,1 2,2 2,34 2,2 2,15 1, 1,51 1,5 Heth Rodes Pickett Hood Pender McLaws R.H. Anderson E. Johnson Early,, 5,,9,4,53, 5,92 5,143 5 Comparison of Percentage of Losses by Division Percentage Division Losses 5 Heth Pickett Rodes Pender Hood McLaws E. Johnson Early R.H. Anderson, 5,,,4,9,53 5,92 5,143, 3,9 2,2 3,1 2,2 2,34 2,15 1,51 1,5 1, 1

21 For The Good Of the Old North State Confederate Infantry At Gettysburg By State Chart Alabama 3 AL 4 AL 5 AL Batn. 5 AL AL AL 9 AL 1 AL 11 AL 12 AL AL 14 AL 15 AL AL 44 AL AL 4 AL S , , ARKANSAS 3 AR S

22 FLORIDA 2 FL 5 FL FL S GEORGIA 2 GA 2 GA Batn. 3 GA 3 GA Batn. SS 4 GA GA GA 9 GA 1 GA 11 GA 12 GA GA 14 GA 15 GA 1 GA 1 GA 1 GA 2 GA GA GA GA GA GA GA GA 44 GA 45 GA 4 GA 49 GA 5 GA 51 GA 53 GA

23 GA GA 1 GA Cobb s GA Leg. Phillip s GALeg S , , LOUISIANA 1 LA 2 LA 5 LA LA LA LA 9 LA 1 LA 14 LA 15LA S , MARYLAND 1 MD Batn. S MISSISSIPPI 2 MS 11 MS 12 MS MS 1 MS 1 MS

24 1 MS 19 MS MS 42 MS 4 MS S ,2 NORTH CAROLINA 1 5 1, NCST 1 NC Batn. SS 2 NCST 2 NC Batn. 3 NCST 4 NCST 5 NCST NCST NCST 11 NCT 12 NCT NCT 14 NCT 1 NCT 1 NCT 2 NCT NCT NCT NCT NCT NCT 3 NCT NCT NCT NCT 3 NCT NCT 43 NCT 45 NCT NCT 52 NCT 53 NCT 55 NCT 5 NCT , ,

25 SOUTH CAROLINA 1 SC PA 1 SC Rifles 2 SC 3 SC 3 SC Batn. SC SC 12 SC SC 14 SC 15 SC S , , 2 3 TENNESSEE 1 TN PA TN 14 TN. S TEXAS 1 TX 4 TX 5 TX S ,

26 VIRGINIA 1 VA 2 VA 3 VA 4 VA 5 VA VA VA VA 9 VA 1 VA 11 VA 12 VA 14 VA 1 VA 1 VA 19 VA VA VA Batn. VA VA VA 2 VA VA VA VA 3 VA VA 4 VA VA 42 VA 44 VA VA 4 VA 49 VA 5 VA 52 VA 53 VA 55 VA 5 VA 5 VA 1 VA , ,

27 For The Good Of the Old North State Infantry Statistics By State Chart 9 Infantry-Losses By State State Total Percentage Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia S 5, 9 12,1 2,3 4 4,2,114 4,5 5 1, 11,95 5,43 2, , ,1,92 1, ,9, Infantry-Numbers By State State Percent of Total Per State North Carolina Georgia Virginia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana Texas Tennessee Florida Arkansas Maryland S,114 12,1 11,95 5, 4,2 4,5 2,3 1, ,

28 Infantry-Percentage of Losses By State State North Carolina Virginia Georgia Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana Tennessee Texas Florida Maryland Arkansas S Total Losses,92 4,9 3,2 2,2 1,1 1, ,9 Percent of Losses Per State Total CS Troops By State State Infantry Cavalry Artillery Total Total Losses Percentage Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia S 5, 9 12,1 2,3 4 4,2,114 4,5 5 1, 11,95 5,43 5 1,514 5, 1, ,4,4 5,9 9,15 3, 91 4,9 15,144 4,9 5 1,,3 4,1 2, ,1 1,,3 1, ,,

29 For The Good Of the Old North State CS Infantry Ranked By Regimental Losses Chart 1 Rank Losses Percentage NCT 55 NCT NCT 11 NCT 52 NCT 11 MS 5 NCST 45 NCT NCT 2 NCT 1 MS AL 42 MS 14 SC 14 VA 5 VA 1 VA MS NCT 2 MS 4 GA 3 GA 3 NCST AL 53 VA 5 TX 5 AL 53 NCT NCST 11 GA VA 9 GA 1 MD Batn. 5 VA 2 NC Batn. 3 AR

30 Rank Losses Percentage VA 43 NCT NCT 15 AL 1 TN PA VA 3 NCT 9 VA NCT 15 GA GA 2 SC GA AL NCST VA NCT 19 VA VA 11 VA SC 15 SC GA MS NCT GA 2 GA 1 MS 4 VA GA AL 5 FL NCT NCT 12 SC 1 NCST 3 VA 14 TN 1 NCT 9 AL TN 1 SC PA SC 1 VA 4 TX 1 GA 1 LA

31 Rank Losses Percentage FL 1 GA 4 AL 2 FL SC 1 AL 1 GA 2 GA 1 GA 49 VA 53 GA NCT 5 VA 3 VA 1 TX 5 GA 51 GA 4 AL 3 AL GA 42 VA 44 AL 1 NCT 3 SC 4 VA 5 NCT GA 49 GA 12 AL 2 GA Batn. 1 VA 11 AL 44 GA LA 12 NCT 9 LA 3 NCT VA VA AL 5 LA Philip s GA Leg. 14 NCT GA 14 LA 4 NCST 4 VA

32 Rank Losses Percentage VA 2 LA LA 2 NCST GA VA 44 VA LA 5 VA VA 52 VA 4 GA 12 GA VA 5 AL Batn. 14 AL 3 SC Batn. 2 VA 45 GA 14 GA 1 LA 4 MS GA 15 LA 1 GA VA 19 MS GA VA Batn. 1 MS 2 VA 1 VA Cobb s GA Leg. 12 VA 1 VA VA GA 3 GA Batn. 12 MS VA 1 SC Rifles 1 NC Batn. SS

33 For The Good Of the Old North State CS Infantry Regimental Losses Ranked By Percentage Rank Percentage Losses VA NCT NCT 1 VA 2 NC Batn. NCT 2 NCT AL 9 VA NCT 5 AL 11 GA 5 VA 55 NCT NCT 1 TN PA 52 NCT 5 NCST 45 NCT FL NCT 11 NCT 14 SC 14 VA NCT 1 MS 14 TN 4 GA NCST 1 MS AL 9 GA VA VA GA 1 VA

34 Rank Percentage Losses MS 4 VA 5 VA 5 TX MS 3 GA 3 NCT 53 VA 1 LA 2 MS 1 MD Batn. 3 NCT 15 GA TN 2 GA Batn. 42 MS 19 VA VA GA 2 FL GA AL 2 SC VA 11 VA AL 3 NCST NCST 5 FL NCT 2 GA GA 3 VA 1 GA 5 VA 3 AR 9 AL SC 1 NCT 3 VA 15 AL 49 VA 5 AL Batn. NCT 12 SC 1 SC PA SC

35 Rank Percentage Losses VA 42 VA 1 NCST 1 GA 12 NCT 5 LA MS 1 AL 1 GA 4 NCST 15 SC NCT NCT 5 GA 2 VA 43 NCT 1 GA 51 GA GA VA 2 GA 5 NCT SC 4 AL GA 1 VA LA GA 4 TX 4 AL VA 3 AL 49 GA 12 AL 3 NCT GA 4 VA 2 LA 44 VA VA 1 NCT LA VA 2 NCST LA 53 GA 44 AL

36 Rank Percentage Losses AL Philip s GA Leg. 55 VA 3 SC Batn. 1 TX 14 LA 1 LA 14 NCT VA 3 SC 44 GA 9 LA 52 VA AL GA 15 LA 5 VA 4 GA 12 GA 14 AL 45 GA 4 MS 14 GA VA GA VA Batn. 1 GA GA Cobb s GA Leg. 19 MS 2 VA 1 VA VA 1 MS 1 VA 12 VA GA 3 GA Batn. SS 12 MS VA 1 SC Rifles 1 NC Batn. SS

37 For The Good Of the Old North State Confederate Artillery At Gettysburg Order of Battle Chart 12 Alabama Battalion Division Corp Hurt s Batt. / Hardaway Art. Reese s Batt. / Jeff Davis Art. McIntosh T. Carter 3rd Corp Reserve Rodes Hill Ewell GEORGIA Battalion Division Corp Carlton s Batt. / Troup County Light Art.. Fraser s Batt. / Pulaski Art. Milledge Batt. / Georgia Regular Art. Patterson s Batt. / Co. B, 11 GA Art. Ross Batt. / Co. A, 11 GA Art. Wingfield s Batt. / Co. C, 11 GA Art. Cabell Cabell Nelson J. Lane J. Lane J. Lane McLaws McLaws 2nd Corp Reserve R.H. Anderson R. H. Anderson R. H. Anderson Longstreet Longstreet Ewell Hill Hill Hill LOUISIANA Battalion Division Corp Green s Batt. / Louisiana Guard Art. Maurin s Batt. / Donaldsville Art. Miller s Batt. /3rd Co., Washington Art. Moody s Batt. / Madison Art. Norcom s Batt. / 4th Co.,Washington Art. Richardson s Batt. / 2nd Co.,Washington Art Squires Batt. / 1st Co., Washington Art. H.P. Jones J. Garnett Eshleman Alexander Eshleman Eshleman Eshleman Early Heth 1st Corp Reserve 1st Corp Reserve 1st Corp Reserve 1st Corp Reserve 1st Corp Reserve Ewell Hill Longstreet Longstreet Longstreet Longstreet Longstreet

38 MARYLAND Battalion Division Corp Brown s Batt. / 4 MD Chesapeake Art. Dement s Batt. / 1 MD Batn. Griffen s Batt. / 2 MD Baltimore Horse Art. Latimer Latimer Beckham E. Johnson E. Johnson Stuart Ewell Ewell Cavalry MISSISSIPPI Battalion Division Corp Ward s Batt. / Madison Art. Poague Heth Hill NORTH CAROLINA Battalion Division Corp Graham s Batt. / Co. C, 1 NC Art. Lantham s Batt. / Co. H, 3 NC Art. Manly s Batt. / Co. A, 1 NC Art. Reilly s Batt. / Co. D, 1 NC Art. Poague Henry Cabell Henry Pender Hood McLaws Hood Hill Longstreet Longstreet Longstreet SOUTH CAROLINA Battalion Division Corp Backman s Batt. / Charleston German Light Art. Garden s Batt. / Palmetto Light Art. Gilbert s Batt. / Brooks Light Art. Hart s Batt. / Washingotn Horse Art. Zimmerman s Batt. / Pee Dee Art. Henry Henry Alexander Beckham Pegram Hood Hood 1st Corp Reserve Stuart 3rd Corp Reserve Longstreet Longstreet Longstreet Cavalry Hill

39 VIRGINIA Battalion Division Corp Blount s Batt. / Lynchburg Art. Brander s batt. / Richmond Letcher Art. Breathard s Batt. / 1st Stuart Horse Art. Brooke s Batt. / Warrenton Art. Carrington s batt. / Charlottesville Art. Caskie s Batt. / Richmond Hampden Art. Chew s Batt. / Ashley Horse Art. Cunningham s Batt. / Powhatan Art. Fry s Batt. / Richmond Orange Art. Garber s Batt. / Staunton Art. Graham s Batt. / 1st Rockbridge Art Grandy s Batt. / Norfolk Light Art. Blues Griffen s Batt. / Salem Flying Art. J. C. Carpenter s Batt. / Alleghany Rough Art. Jackson s Batt. / Charlottesville Horse Art. Johnson s Batt. / Richmond Johnson s Art. Johnston s Batt. / Richmond Crenshaw Art..Jordan s Batt. / Bedford Art. Kirkpatrick s Batt. / Amherst Art. Lewis Batt. / Pittsylvania Art. Macon s Batt. / Richmond Fayette Art. Massie s Batt. / Fluvanna Consolidated Art. Mayre s Batt. / Fredricksburg Art. McCarthy s Batt. / 1st Richmond Howitzers McClanahan s Batt. / Staunton Horse Art. McGraw s Batt. / Richmond Purcell Art. McGregor s Batt. / 2nd Stuart Horse Art. Moore s Batt. / Norfolk Huger Art. Moorman s Batt. / Lynchburg Horse Art. Page s Batt. / Lousia Morris Art. Parker s Batt. / Richmond Art. Raine s Batt. / Lynchburg Lee Art. Rice s Batt. / Danville Art. Smith s Batt. / 3rd Richmond Howitzers Stribling s Batt. / Fauquier Art. Tanner s Batt. / Richmond Courtney Art. Taylor s Batt. / Bath Art. W.P. Carter s Batt. / King William Art. Wallace s Batt. / 2nd Rockbridge Art. Watson s Batt. / 2nd Richmond Howitzers Wookfolk s Batt. / Ashland Art. Wyatt s Batt. / Albemarle Everett Art. Dearing Pegram Beckham Poague H.P. Jones Dearing Beckham Dance T. Carter H.P. Jones Dance J. Garnett Dance Latimer Jenkins McIntosh Pegram Alexander Nelson J. Garnett Dearing Nelson Pegram Cabell Imboden Pegram Beckham J. Garnett Beckham T. Carter Alexander Latimer McIntosh Dance Dearing H.P. Jones Alexander T. Carter McIntosh Dance Alexander Poague 3 Pickett 3rd Corp Reserve Stuart Heth Early Pickett Stuart 2nd Corp Reserve Rodes Early 2nd Corp Reserve Heth 2nd Corp Reserve E. Johnson Stuart 3rd Corp Reserve 3rd Corp Reserve 1st Corp Reserve 2nd Corp Reserve Heth Pickett 2nd Corp Reserve 3rd Corp Reserve McLaws Stuart 3rd Corp Reserve Stuart Heth Stuart Rodes 1st Corp Reserve E. Johnson 3rd Corp Reserve 2nd Corp Reserve Pickett Early 1st Corp Reserve Rodes 3rd Corp Reserve 2nd Corp Reserve 1st Corp Reserve Heth Longstreet Hill Cavalry Hill Ewell Longstreet Cavalry Ewell Ewell Ewell Ewell Hill Ewell Ewell Cavalry Hill Hill Longstreet Ewell Hill Longstreet Ewell Hill Longstreet Cavalry Hill Cavalry Hill Cavalry Ewell Longstreet Ewell Hill Ewell Longsteet Ewell Longstreet Ewel Hill Ewell Longstreet Hill

40 For The Good Of the Old North State Confederate Artillery At Gettysburg By State Chart Alabama Losses Percentage Hurt s Batt. / Hardaway Art. Reese s Batt. / Jeff Davis Art GEORGIA Losses Percentage Carlton s Batt. / Troup County Light Art.. Fraser s Batt. / Pulaski Art. Milledge Batt. / Georgia Regular Art. Patterson s Batt. / Co. B, 11 GA Art. Ross Batt. / Co. A, 11 GA Art. Wingfield s Batt. / Co. C, 11 GA Art LOUISIANA Losses Percentage Green s Batt. / Louisiana Guard Art. Maurin s Batt. / Donaldsville Art. Miller s Batt. /3rd Co., Washington Art. Moody s Batt. / Madison Art. Norcom s Batt. / 4th Co.,Washington Art. Richardson s Batt. / 2nd Co.,Washington Art Squires Batt. / 1st Co., Washington Art

41 MARYLAND Losses Percentage Brown s Batt. / 4 MD Chesapeake Art. Dement s Batt. / 1 MD Batn. Griffen s Batt. / 2 MD Baltimore Horse Art NR.4 5. NR. MISSISSIPPI Losses Percentage Ward s Batt. / Madison Art NR NR NR NR NORTH CAROLINA Losses Percentage Graham s Batt. / Co. C, 1 NC Art. Lantham s Batt. / Co. H, 3 NC Art. Manly s Batt. / Co. A, 1 NC Art. Reilly s Batt. / Co. D, 1 NC Art SOUTH CAROLINA Losses Percentage Backman s Batt. / Charleston German Light Art. Garden s Batt. / Palmetto Light Art. Gilbert s Batt. / Brooks Light Art. Hart s Batt. / Washingotn Horse Art. Zimmerman s Batt. / Pee Dee Art NR NR

42 VIRGINIA Blount s Batt. / Lynchburg Art. Brander s batt. / Richmond Letcher Art. Breathard s Batt. / 1st Stuart Horse Art. Brooke s Batt. / Warrenton Art. Carrington s batt. / Charlottesville Art. Caskie s Batt. / Richmond Hampden Art. Chew s Batt. / Ashley Horse Art. Cunningham s Batt. / Powhatan Art. Fry s Batt. / Richmond Orange Art. Garber s Batt. / Staunton Art. Graham s Batt. / 1st Rockbridge Art. Grandy s Batt. / Norfolk Light Art. Blues Griffen s Batt. / Salem Flying Art. J. C. Carpenter s Batt. / Alleghany Rough Art. Jackson s Batt. / Charlottesville Horse Art. Johnson s Batt. / Richmond Johnson s Art. Johnston s Batt. / Richmond Crenshaw Art. Jordan s Batt. / Bedford Art. Kirkpatrick s Batt. / Amherst Art. Lewis Batt. / Pittsylvania Art. Macon s Batt. / Richmond Fayette Art. Massie s Batt. / Fluvanna Consolidated Art. Mayre s Batt. / Fredricksburg Art. McCarthy s Batt. / 1st Richmond Howitzers McClanahan s Batt. / Staunton Horse Art. McGraw s Batt. / Richmond Purcell Art. McGregor s Batt. / 2nd Stuart Horse Art. Moore s Batt. / Norfolk Huger Art. Moorman s Batt. / Lynchburg Horse Art. Page s Batt. / Lousia Morris Art. Parker s Batt. / Richmond Art. Raine s Batt. / Lynchburg Lee Art. Rice s Batt. / Danville Art. Smith s Batt. / 3rd Richmond Howitzers Stribling s Batt. / Fauquier Art. Tanner s Batt. / Richmond Courtney Art. Taylor s Batt. / Bath Art. W.P. Carter s Batt. / King William Art. Wallace s Batt. / 2nd Rockbridge Art. Watson s Batt. / 2nd Richmond Howitzers Wookfolk s Batt. / Ashland Art. Wyatt s Batt. / Albemarle Everett Art. DNP=Did Not Participate NR=No Record Losses Percentage , NR DNP 11 NR DNP NR DNP. 1.4 NR DNP

43 For The Good Of the Old North State Confederate Cavalry At Gettysburg (Stuart) Chart 14 GEORGIA Brigade Losses Percentage Cobb s Legion. Philip s Legion Hampton Hampton MARYLAND Brigade Losses Percentage 1 MD Cav. Batn. F. Lee MISSISSIPPI Brigade Losses Percentage Jeff Davis Legion 5 Hampton NORTH CAROLINA Brigade Losses Percentage 1 NC Cav. 2 NC Cav. 4 NC Cav. 5 NC Cav. Hampton Chambliss Robertson Robertson

44 SOUTH CAROLINA Brigade Losses Percentage 1 SC Cav. 2 SC Cav. Hampton Hampton VIRGINIA Brigade Losses Percentage 1 VA Cav. 2 VA Cav. 3 VA Cav. 4 VA Cav. 5 VA Cav. VA Cav. VA Cav. 9 VA Cav. 1 VA Cav. 11 VA Cav. VA Cav. 14 VA Cav. 1 VA Cav. 1 VA Cav. 1 VA Cav. VA Cav. Batn. VA Cav. Batn. VA Cav. Batn. VA Cav. Batn.** VA MI McNeill s Partisan Rangers F. Lee F. Lee F. Lee F. Lee F. Lee W.E. Jones W.E. Jones Chambliss Chambliss W.E. Jones Chambliss Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Imboden Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins HQ Escort Imboden Imboden DNP NR 1 11 DNP DNP DNP NR..9 DNP DNP 2.9 DNP=Did Not Participate NR=No Record **Note - Co. s A & C of the VA Cav. Batn. served as Escorts to the ANV HQ while Co. B did the same for the Second Corp (Ewell s) HQ. 42

45 To be rather than to seem

46 General J. Johnston Pettigrew