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How to Find Gettysburg Official Records
The following hyperlinked indexes into Volume 27 Part 2 provide quick access to Gettysburg Confederate (and some Federal) officer reports:
At 1118 pages, OR Volume 27 Part 2 begins with 45 Federal reports (support to the Army of the Potomac), followed by 166 Confederate reports for Gen. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia.
Are you looking for hyperlinked indexes to the Federal officer reports about the Battle of Gettysburg? See our “by number” and “by name” indexes for OR Volume 27 Part 1.
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Contents
Gettysburg Officer Reports in OR Vol. 27, Part 2:
- Introduction
- Reports By Number: OR Vol. 27, Part 2
- Reports By Name (Confederate): OR Vol. 27, Part 2
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Background to Gettysburg Official Records
Published in 1889 by the U.S. government, the OR consists of 128 volumes and has the formal title, The War of Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Scanned and searchable pages of the complete OR is available online through the HathiTrust of Cornell University Library. For the Battle of Gettysburg, see Volume 27 Part 1 and Volume 27 Part 2. Also, a publishing company named Savas Beatie sells copies of the Gettysburg Official Records as a three-volume hardcover cloth set (where Part 3 is the Gettysburg Correspondence) available at this publisher link.
Nevertheless, the OR remains difficult to navigate largely due to the sheer mass of material and publishers’ legitimate goal to preserve and distribute—not change—a government publication. We can summarize the challenge as follows. First, the online (HathiTrust) and printed (Savas Beatie) publications do not provide a “table of contents” that lists each officer report and its associated page number. Second, although each published OR volume has an index in its back pages, there is no single-purpose apparatus to lookup an officer report by name or number. The deficiency prompts us to call this Civil War Cycling page both a “table of contents” and an “index,” since it functions as both.
Civil War Cycling Indexes: Objective and Scope
This Civil War Cycling page, “Gettysburg Confederate Officer Reports—Index to Vol. 27 Pt. 2,” provides online readers convenient access to the OR without changing the original text. Our goal is to overcome the challenges associated with finding specific officer reports amongst thousands of pages of text embedded in 128 volumes (three of which cover the Gettysburg Campaign).
You can find reports by an officer’s last name (A-Z) or by report number (379-589). For more casual readers, you do not need even that—simply scan our index listings and click a named link. A second Civil War Cycling web page does the same for Volume 27 Part 1, Report Nos. 1-378 (click here), where you will find Federal reports.
Please note that Civil War Cycling limits the scope of its OR indexes to “Reports” only—not “Communications,” “Correspondence,” “Mentions,” or other documents included in the original OR volumes.
Symbols and Abbreviations
Reports marked with a single asterisk (*) identify “best overall reports on the battle,” according to Benjamin Y. Dixon, Learning the Battle of Gettysburg: A Guide to the Official Records (Amazon paid link).
Reports marked with a double asterisk (**) identify “particularly vivid” descriptions or “excellent explanation of events,” also as noted by Dixon.
Example citation: OR 27,2:293-326 means Official Records Volume 27, Part 2, pages 293-326.
Index By Number—Gettysburg Officer Reports
Go to Reports By Confederate Officer Name.
Use this index to find Officer Reports by its number. The index covers Volume 27, Part 2 of the Official Records.
Report Nos. 379-423 are Federal officer and department reports other than the Army of the Potomac. Confederate officer reports begin at No. 424 for the Army of Northern Virginia.
The names and titles in the following list are taken directly from the Official Records without edits and are in the public domain.
REPORTS
No. 379.—Col. William F. Raynolds, Additional Aide-de-Camp, U. S. Army, Chief Engineer Eighth Army Corps, of operations June 15-27. (OR 27,2:13-16)
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No. 380.—Brig. Gen. Daniel Tyler, U. S. Army, commanding First Division, Eighth Army Corps, etc., of operations June 15-26. (OR 27,2:16-37)
No. 381.—Col. Benjamin F. Smith, One hundred and twenty-sixth Ohio Infantry, commanding Third Brigade, of attack upon Martinsburg. (OR 27,2:37-39)
No. 382.—Col. Edward C. James, One hundred and sixth New York Infantry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:39-41)
No. 383.—Maj. Gen. Robert H. Milroy, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division, of operations June 1-15. (OR 27,2:41-52)
No. 384.—Return of Casualties in the Union forces at Winchester, June 13-15. (OR 27,2:53)
No. 385.—Capt. Frederick A. Palmer, Eighteenth Connecticut Infantry, Aide-de-Camp, of operations June 12-15. (OR 27,2:53-56)
No. 386.—Brig. Gen. Washington L. Elliott, U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, Second Division, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:57-59)
No. 387.—Col. J. Warren Keifer, One hundred and tenth Ohio Infantry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:60-64)
No. 388.—Col. James Washburn, One hundred and sixteenth Ohio Infantry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:65-67)
No. 389.—Col. William H. Ball, One hundred and twenty-second Ohio Infantry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:67-69)
No. 390.—Maj. Darius Titus, Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:69-70)
No. 391.—Maj. Michael Kerwin, Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:70-71)
No. 392.—Lieut. Jonathan B. Hanson, First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, of operations June 10-15. (OR 27,2:71-73)
No. 393.—Lieut. Edmund D. Spooner, Battery L, Fifth U. S. Artillery, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:73-74)
No. 394.—Capt. John Carlin, Battery D, First West Virginia Light Artillery, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:74-75)
No. 395.—Maj. Henry Peale, Eighteenth Connecticut Infantry, Second Brigade, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:75-78)
No. 396.—Maj. Noah G. Ruhl, Eighty-seventh Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:78-79)
No. 397.—Col. John B. Klunk, Twelfth West Virginia Infantry, of operations June 12-15. (OR 27,2:79-81)
No. 398.—Maj. Alonzo W. Adams, First New York Cavalry, Third Brigade, of operations June 12-15. (OR 27,2:81-86)
No. 399.—Capt. Frederic W. Alexander, Baltimore Battery, Maryland Light Artillery, of operations June 13-15. (OR 27,2:86-88)
No. 400.—Record of a Court of Inquiry, convened to investigate the evacuation of Winchester and Martinsburg. (OR 27,2:88-201)
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No. 401.—Maj. Napoleon B. Knight, First Delaware Cavalry, of operations June 27-29. (OR 27,2:201-203)
No. 402.—Capt. George D. Summers, Second Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, of operations June 14-July 5. (OR 27,2:203-204)
No. 403.—Brig. Gen. Henry M. Naglee, U. S. Army, of skirmish near Harper’s Ferry, W. Va. (OR 27,2:204)
No. 404.—Capt. Erastus Blakeslee, First Connecticut Cavalry, of skirmish near Harper’s Ferry, W. Va. (OR 27,2:205)
No. 405.—Brig. Gen. William W. Averell, U. S. Army, commanding Fourth Separate Brigade, of operations May 22-July 28. (OR 27,2:205-211)
DEPARTMENT OF THE SUSQUEHANNA
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No. 406.—Maj. Gen. Darius N. Couch, U. S. Army, commanding Department of the Susquehanna, of operations June 11-July 5. (OR 27,2:211-219)
No. 407.—Brig. Gen. William F. Smith, U. S. Army, commanding First Division, of operations June 26-July 15. (OR 27,2:220-227)
No. 408.—Maj. Gen. Charles W. Sandford, commanding First Division, New York State National Guard, of operations June 16-July 16, including the Draft Riots in New York City. (OR 27,2:227-229)
No. 409.—Brig. Gen. Charles Yates, commanding Second Brigade, New York State National Guard, of operations June 18-July 18. (OR 27,2:229-231)
No. 410.—Brig. Gen. William Hall, commanding Third Brigade, New York State National Guard, of operations June 15-July 18. (OR 27,2:231-233)
No. 411.—Brig. Gen. John Ewen, commanding Fourth Brigade, New York State National Guard, of operations June 18-July 18. (OR 27,2:233-240)
No. 412.—Brig. Gen. Philip S. Crooke, commanding Fifth Brigade, Second Division, New York State National Guard, of operations June 15-July 19. (OR 27,2:240-244)
No. 413.—Brig. Gen. Jesse C. Smith, commanding Eleventh Brigade, New York State National Guard, of operations June 16-July 19. (OR 27,2:244-247)
No. 414.—Col. Marshall Lefferts, Seventh Regiment New York State National Guard, of operations June 16-July 18, including the Draft Riots. (OR 27,2:248-251)
No. 415.—Col. William F. Berens, Sixty-fifth Regiment New York State National Guard, of operations June 17-July 30, including the Draft Riots. (OR 27,2:251-255)
No. 416.—Col. Chauncey Abbott, Sixty-seventh Regiment New York State National Guard, of operations June 16-July—. (OR 27,2:255-257)
No. 417.—Col. David S. Forbes, Sixty-eighth Regiment New York State National Guard, of operations June 25-July 31. (OR 27,2:258-270)
No. 418.—Col. Watson A. Fox, Seventy-fourth Regiment New York State National . Guard, of operations June 19-August 3, including the Draft Riots. (OR 27,2:270-277)
No. 419.—Col. Jacob G. Frick, Twenty-seventh Pennsylvania Militia, of operations June 24-30. (OR 27,2:277-279)
No. 420.—Maj. Gen. Robert H. Milroy, U. S. Army, of skirmish at McConnellsburg, (OR 27,2:279-280)
No. 421.—Col. Lewis B. Pierce, Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry, of skirmish near Greencastle, Pa. (OR 27,2:280)
DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA
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No. 422.—Brig. Gen. Benjamin F. Kelley, U. S. Army, commanding Department of West Virginia, of operations July 8-20. (OR 27,2:280-281)
No. 423.—Medals of Honor for battle of Gettysburg. (OR 27,2:282)
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
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No. 424.—Organization of the Army of Northern Virginia at the battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3. (OR 27,2:283-291)
No. 425.—Abstract from Returns of the Army of Northern Virginia for July 20 and 31, 1863. (OR 27,2:291-292)
No. 426.—*General Robert E. Lee, C. S. Army, commanding Army of Northern Virginia. (OR 27,2:293-326)
No. 427.—Surg. Lafayette Guild, G. S. Army, Medical Director, with Return of Casualties in the Army of Northern Virginia. (OR 27,2:326-346)
No. 428.—*Brig. Gen. William N. Pendleton, C. S. Army, Chief of Artillery. (OR 27,2:346-356)
No. 429.—**Lieut. Col. Briscoe G. Baldwin, C. S. Army, Chief of Ordnance, of artillery captured and lost during the Pennsylvania Campaign. (OR 27,2:357)
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No. 430.—*Lieut. Gen. James Longstreet, C. S. Army, commanding First Army Corps. (OR 27,2:357-364)
No. 431.—Surg. F. W. Patterson, of medical officers and wounded of McLaws’ division left at Gettysburg. (OR 27,2:364-366)
No. 432.—**Brig. Gen. J. B. Kershaw, C. S. Army, commanding brigade, McLaws’ division. (OR 27,2:366-370)
No. 433.—**Maj. R. C. Maffett, Third South Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:371-373)
No. 434.—Col. James D. Nance, Third South Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:373-374)
No. 435.—**Col. H. C. Cabell, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:374-378)
No. 436.—Capt. E. S. McCarthy, First Richmond Howitzers. (OR 27,2:379-380)
No. 437.—Capt. B. C. Manly, Company A, First North Carolina Artillery. (OR 27,2:380-381)
No. 438.—Lieut. W. J. Furlong, Pulaski (Georgia) Artillery. (OR 27,2:381-383)
No. 439.—Lieut. Ro. M. Anderson, First Richmond Howitzers, commanding Pulaski Artillery, of operations July 10-11. (OR 27,2:383-384)
No. 440.—Lieut. C. W. Motes, Troup (Georgia) Artillery. (OR 27,2:384-385)
No. 441.—**Maj. Charles S. Peyton, Nineteenth Virginia Infantry, commanding Garnett’s brigade, Pickett’s division. (OR 27,2:385-387)
No. 442.—**Maj. James Dearing, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:387-391)
No. 443.—Lieut. Col. L. H. Scruggs, Fourth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:391-392)
No. 444.—**Col. William C. Oates, Fifteenth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:392-393)
No. 445.—**Col. William F. Perry, Forty-fourth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:393-394)
No. 446.—Maj. James M. Campbell, Forty-seventh Alabama Infantry, July 2-4. (OR 27,2:395)
No. 447.—Col. James L. Sheffield, Forty-eighth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:395-396)
No. 448.—Col. W. W. White, Seventh Georgia Infantry, commanding Anderson’s brigade, including action at Funkstown. (OR 27,2:396-399)
No. 449.—**Capt. George Hillyer, Ninth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:399-401)
No. 450.—**Maj. H. D. McDaniel, Eleventh Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:401-403)
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No. 451.—Maj. B. H. Gee, Fifty-ninth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:403)
No. 452.—**Brig. Gen. J. B. Robertson, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:404-407)
No. 453.—Col. Van H. Manning, Third Arkansas Infantry. (OR 27,2:407-408)
No. 454.—**Lieut. Col. P. A. Work, First Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:408-410)
No. 455.—**Maj. John P. Bane, Fourth Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:410-411)
No. 456.—**Lieut. Col. K. Bryan, Fifth Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:411-412)
No. 457.—**Maj. J. C. Rogers, Fifth Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:413-414)
No. 458.—**Brig. Gen. Henry L. Benning, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:414-419)
No. 459.—Lieut. Col. William S. Shepherd, Second Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:420-421)
No. 460.—**Col. D. M. Du Bose, Fifteenth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:421-424)
No. 461.—Col. Wesley C. Hodges, Seventeenth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:424-425)
No. 462.—**Col. J. D. Waddell, Twentieth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:425-427)
No. 463.—Maj. M. W. Henry, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:427-429)
No. 464.—Col. E. Porter Alexander, C. S. Army, commanding battalion Reserve Artillery. (OR 27,2:429-431)
No. 465.—**Capt. Osmond B. Taylor, Virginia Battery. (OR 27,2:431-433)
No. 466.—**Maj. B. F. Eshleman, Washington (Louisiana) Artillery. (OR 27,2:433-439)
No. 467.—*Lieut. Gen. Richard S. Ewell, C. S. Army, commanding Second Army Corps. (OR 27,2:439-455)
No. 468.—**Col. J. Thompson Brown, First Virginia Artillery, Chief of Artillery. (OR 27,2:455-457)
No. 469.—**Lieut. John M. Gregory, jr., C. S. Army, Chief of Ordnance, of guns engaged and ammunition expended at Gettysburg. (OR 27,2:458-459)
No. 470.—*Maj. Gen. Jubal A. Early, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:459-473)
No. 471.—Return of Casualties in Early’s division. (OR 27,2: 74-476)
No. 472.—**Brig. Gen. Harry T. Hays, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:476-482)
No. 473.—**Col. Archibald C. Godwin, Fifty-seventh North Carolina Infantry, commanding Hoke’s brigade. (OR 27,2:482-485)
No. 474.—**Maj. Samuel McD. Tate, Sixth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:485-487)
No. 475.—Col. Kenneth M. Murchison, Fifty-fourth North Carolina Infantry, of action at Williamsport. (OR 27,2:487-488)
No. 476.—Col. John S. Hoffman, Thirty-first Virginia Infantry, commanding Smith’s brigade. (OR 27,2:488-490)
No. 477.—Brig. Gen. J. B. Gordon, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:491-493)
No. 478.—Lieut. Col. H. P. Jones, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:493-496)
No. 479.—Capt. C. A. Green, Louisiana Guard Artillery. (OR 27,2:497-498)
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No. 480.—Capt. W. A. Tanner, Courtney (Virginia) Artillery. (OR 27,2:498-499)
No. 481.—**Maj. Gen. Edward Johnson, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:499-506)
No. 482.—Brig. Gen. George H. Steuart, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:507-512)
No. 483.—Col. J. M. Williams, Second Louisiana Infantry, commanding Nicholls brigade. (OR 27,2:512-513)
No. 484.—Capt. E. D. Willett, First Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:514)
No. 485.—Maj. Thomas N. Powell, Tenth Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:514)
No. 486.—Lieut. Col. D. Zable, Fourteenth Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:514-515)
No. 487.—Maj. A. Brady, Fifteenth Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:515)
No. 488.—Brig. Gen. James A. Walker, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:515-519)
No. 489.—Col. J. Q. A. Nadenbousch, Second Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:519-522)
No. 490.—Maj. William Terry, Fourth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:522-523)
No. 491.—Maj. James W. Newton, Fifth Virginia Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:523-526)
No. 492.—Col. J. H. S. Funk, Fifth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:526-527)
No. 493.—Lieut. Col. Daniel M. Shriver, Twenty-seventh Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:527-528)
No. 494.—Capt. J. B. Golladay, Thirty-third Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:528-531)
No. 495.—Brig. Gen. J. M. Jones, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:531-532)
No. 496.—Lieut. Col. R. H. Dungan, Forty-eighth Virginia Infantry, commanding regiment and Jones’ brigade. (OR 27,2:533)
No. 497.—Col. Bradley T. Johnson, C. S. Army, commanding Jones’ brigade. (OR 27,2:534-535)
No. 498.—Capt. W. P. Moseley, Twenty-first Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:535)
No. 499.—Lieut. Col. J. A. Robinson, Twenty-fifth Virginia Infantry, of operations June 18-15. (OR 27,2:535)
No. 500.—Col. John C. Higginbotham, Twenty-fifth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:536)
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No. 501.—Capt. Jesse M. Richardson, Forty-second Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:536-537)
No. 502.—**Capt. T. R. Buckner, Forty-fourth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:538)
No. 503.—**Lieut. Col, L. H. N. Salyer, Fiftieth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:538-539)
No. 504.—Maj. J. W. Latimer, C. S. Artillery, commanding Andrews’ Artillery Battalion, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:540-543)
No. 505.—**Lieut. Col. R. Snowden Andrews, C. S. Artillery, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:543-545)
No. 506.—*Maj. Gen. R. E. Rodes, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:545-564)
No. 507.—Brig. Gen. Junius Daniel, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:564-571)
No. 508.—Col. E. C. Brabble, Thirty-second North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:571-572)
No. 509.—Lieut. Col. W. G. Lewis, Forty-third North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:572-574)
No. 510.—**Capt. J. A. Hopkins, Forty-fifth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:574-576)
No. 511.—Col. William A. Owens, Fifty-third North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:576-577)
No. 512.—**Capt. Van Brown, Second North Carolina Battalion. (OR 27,2:577-578)
No. 513.—**Brig. Gen. Alfred Iverson, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:578-581)
No. 514.—**Brig. Gen. George Doles, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:581-583)
No. 515.—Maj. W. H. Willis, Fourth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:584)
No. 516.—Col. John T. Mercer, Twenty-first Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:584-585)
No. 5l7.—**Maj. W. H. Peebles, Forty-fourth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:585-586)
No. 518.—**Brig. Gen. S. D. Ramseur, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:587-588)
No. 519.—Capt. Orren Williams, Second North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:589)
No 520.—**Col. Bryan Grimes, Fourth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:589-590)
No. 521.—**Maj. J. H. Lambeth, Fourteenth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:590-591)
No. 522.—Maj. W. W. Sillers, Thirtieth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:591)
No. 523.—**Col. E. A. O’Neal, Twenty-sixth Alabama Infantry, commanding Rodes’ brigade. (OR 27,2:591-594)
No. 524.—Lieut. Col. C. Forsyth, Third Alabama Infantry, of operations June 4-22. (OR 27,2:594)
No. 525.—Col. C. A. Battle, Third Alabama Infantry, of operations June 22-July 9. (OR 27,2:594-595)
No. 526.—**Col. J. M. Hall, Fifth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:595-597)
No. 527.—**Maj. Eugene Blackford, Fifth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:597-598)
No. 528.—Capt. M. L. Bowie, Sixth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:599-600)
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No. 529.—Col. S. B. Pickens, Twelfth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:600-601)
No. 530.—Lieut. Col. John C. Goodgame, Twelfth Alabama Infantry, commanding Twenty-sixth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:601-602)
No. 531.—Lieut. Col. Thomas H. Carter, C. S. Artillery, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:602-604)
No. 532.—Capt. Willis J. Dance, First Virginia Artillery, commanding battalion Reserve Artillery. (OR 27,2:604-605)
No. 533.—Lieut. Col. William Nelson, C. S. Artillery, commanding battalion Reserve Artillery. (OR 27,2:605-606)
No. 534.—**Lieut. Gen. Ambrose P. Hill, C. S. Army, commanding Third Army Corps. (OR 27,2:606-609)
No. 535.—**Col. R. Lindsay Walker, C. S. Army, Chief of Artillery. (OR 27,2:609-612)
No. 536.—**Maj. Gen. Richard H. Anderson, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:612-616)
No. 537.—**Brig. Gen. Cadmus M. Wilcox, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:616-621)
No. 538.—Brig. Gen. William Mahone, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:621)
No. 539.—**Brig. Gen. A. R. Wright, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:622-625)
No. 540.—Capt. C. H. Andrews, Third Georgia Infantry, commanding Wright’s brigade, of action at Manassas Gap. (OR 27,2:626-627)
No. 541.—**Col. Edward J. Walker, Third Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:627-628)
No. 542.—Capt. B. C. McCurry, Twenty-second Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:628-629)
No. 543.—Capt. M. R. Hall, Forty-eighth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:629)
No. 544.—**Capt. Charles J. Moffett, Second Georgia Battalion. (OR 27,2:630)
No. 545.—**Col. David Lang, Eighth Florida Infantry, commanding Perry’s brigade. (OR 27,2:631-633)
No. 546.—Brig. Gen. Carnot Posey, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:633-634)
No. 547.—Col. N. H. Harris, Nineteenth Mississippi Infantry. (OR 27,2:634-635)
No. 548.—**Maj. John Lane, Sumter (Georgia) Artillery, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:635-636)
No. 549.—**Maj. Gen. Henry Heth, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:637-642)
No. 550.—**Maj. J. Jones, Twenty-sixth North Carolina Infantry, commanding Pettigrew’s brigade. (OR 27,2:642-644)
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No. 551.—**Capt. J. J. Young, Quartermaster Twenty-sixth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:645-646)
No. 552.—**Lieut. Col. S. G. Shepard, Seventh Tennessee Infantry, of operations of Archer’s brigade. (OR 27,2:646-648)
No. 553.—**Brig. Gen. Joseph R. Davis, C. S. Army, commanding brigade and Heth’s division. (OR 27,2:648-651)
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No. 554.—Lieut. Col. John J. Garnett, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:652-654)
No. 555.—Maj. Charles Richardson, C. S. Army, commanding Garnett’s battalion. (OR 27,2:654)
No. 556.—**Maj. Joseph A. Engelhard, Assistant Adjutant-General, C. S. Army, of operations of Pender’s division. (OR 27,2:656-660)
No. 557.—**Col. Abner Perrin, Fourteenth South Carolina Infantry, commanding McGowan’s brigade. (OR 27,2:660-664)
No. 558.—**Brig. Gen. James H. Lane, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:664-668)
No. 559.—Brig. Gen. Edward L. Thomas, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:668-669)
No. 560.—Brig. Gen. A. M. Scales, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:669-670)
No. 561.—**Col. William L. J. Lowrance, Thirty-fourth North Carolina Infantry, commanding Scales’ brigade. (OR 27,2:671-673)
No. 562.—Maj. William T. Poague, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:673-674)
No. 563.—**Maj. D. G. McIntosh, C. S. Artillery, commanding Reserve Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:674-677)
No. 564.—**Capt. E. B. Brunson, C. S. Artillery, commanding Reserve Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:677-679)
No. 565.—**Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, C. S. Army, commanding Cavalry, Army of Northern Virginia. (OR 27,2:679-720)
No. 566.—Capt. John E. Cooke, Chief Ordnance Officer, Cavalry Division, of arms, etc., captured in engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:720)
No. 567.—Brig. Gen. Wade Hampton, C. S. Army, commanding brigade, with congratulatory orders. (OR 27,2:721-)
No. 568.—Col. L. S. Baker, First North Carolina Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:726)
No. 569.—Col. John L. Black, First South Carolina Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:727-728)
No. 570.—Maj. T. J. Lipscomb, Second South Carolina Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:729-731)
No. 571.—Col. P. M. B. Young, Cobb’s Legion (cavalry), of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:732-733)
No. 572.—Lieut. Col. J. F. Waring, Jeff. Davis Legion, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:733)
No. 573.— Brig. Gen. B. H. Robertson, C. S. Army, commanding brigade, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:733-736)
No. 574.—Col. Thomas T. Munford, Second Virginia Cavalry, commanding Fitz. Lee’s brigade, of engagement at Brandy Station and action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:737-741)
No. 575.—Maj. Cary Breckinridge, Second Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:742)
No. 576.—Col. Thomas H. Owen, Third Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:742-743)
No. 577.—Col. Williams C. Wickham, Fourth Virginia Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station and action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:743-745)
No. 578.—Capt. W. B. Newton, Fourth Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:746)
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No. 579.—Col. Thomas L. Rosser, Fifth Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:747-748)
No. 580.—Brig. Gen. W. E. Jones, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:748-754)
No. 581.—**Maj. C. E. Flournoy, Sixth Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:754-756)
No. 582.—Lieut. Col. Thomas Marshall, Seventh Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:757-762)
No. 583.—Col. L. L. Lomax, Eleventh Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:762-765)
No. 584.—Col. A. W. Harman, Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:765-766)
No. 585.—Lieut. Col. T. B. Massie, Twelfth Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:766-767)
No. 586.—Lieut. Col. E. V. White, Thirty-fifth Virginia Battalion, of engagement at Brandy Station (June 9) and expedition into Maryland (June 17). (OR 27,2:768-771)
No. 587.—Col. John R. Chambliss, jr., commanding brigade, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:771-772)
No. 588.—Maj. R. F. Beckham, C. S. Army, commanding Horse Artillery, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:772-773)
No. 589.—The Confederate Roll of Honor. (OR 27,2:774-776)
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Index By Name—Gettysburg Confederate Officer Reports
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For the Battle of Gettysburg, this is an alphabetical list of the official reports of Confederate officers only. Please note that OR 27,2 begins with a set of Federal officer reports, but they pertain to Gettysburg Campaign actions outside the scope of the battle itself. For that reason, Federal officer names are not included in the following alphabetized list. You can access those reports by number (see Report Nos. 379 to 423, above).
The names and titles in the following list are taken directly from the Official Records without edits and are in the public domain.
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No. 464.—Col. E. Porter Alexander, C. S. Army, commanding battalion Reserve Artillery. (OR 27,2:429-431)
No. 536.—**Maj. Gen. Richard H. Anderson, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:612-616)
No. 439.—Lieut. Ro. M. Anderson, First Richmond Howitzers, commanding Pulaski Artillery, of operations July 10-11. (OR 27,2:383-384)
No. 540.—Capt. C. H. Andrews, Third Georgia Infantry, commanding Wright’s brigade, of action at Manassas Gap. (OR 27,2:626-627)
No. 505.—**Lieut. Col. R. Snowden Andrews, C. S. Artillery, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:543-545)
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No. 568.—Col. L. S. Baker, First North Carolina Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:726)
No. 525.—Col. C. A. Battle, Third Alabama Infantry, of operations June 22-July 9. (OR 27,2:594-595)
No. 429.—**Lieut. Col. Briscoe G. Baldwin, C. S. Army, Chief of Ordnance, of artillery captured and lost during the Pennsylvania Campaign. (OR 27,2:357)
No. 455.—**Maj. John P. Bane, Fourth Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:410-411)
No. 588.—Maj. R. F. Beckham, C. S. Army, commanding Horse Artillery, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:772-773)
No. 458.—**Brig. Gen. Henry L. Benning, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:414-419)
No. 569.—Col. John L. Black, First South Carolina Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:727-728)
No. 527.—**Maj. Eugene Blackford, Fifth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:597-598)
No. 528.—Capt. M. L. Bowie, Sixth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:599-600)
No. 508.—Col. E. C. Brabble, Thirty-second North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:571-572)
No. 487.—Maj. A. Brady, Fifteenth Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:515)
No. 575.—Maj. Cary Breckinridge, Second Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:742)
No. 468.—**Col. J. Thompson Brown, First Virginia Artillery, Chief of Artillery. (OR 27,2:455-457)
No. 564.—**Capt. E. B. Brunson, C. S. Artillery, commanding Reserve Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:677-679)
No. 456.—**Lieut. Col. K. Bryan, Fifth Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:411-412)
No. 502.—**Capt. T. R. Buckner, Forty-fourth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:538)
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No. 435.—**Col. H. C. Cabell, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:374-378)
No. 446.—Maj. James M. Campbell, Forty-seventh Alabama Infantry, July 2-4. (OR 27,2:395)
No. 531.—Lieut. Col. Thomas H. Carter, C. S. Artillery, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:602-604)
No. 587.—Col. John R. Chambliss, jr., commanding brigade, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:771-772)
No. 566.—Capt. John E. Cooke, Chief Ordnance Officer, Cavalry Division, of arms, etc., captured in engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:720)
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No. 532.—Capt. Willis J. Dance, First Virginia Artillery, commanding battalion Reserve Artillery. (OR 27,2:604-605)
No. 507.—Brig. Gen. Junius Daniel, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:564-571)
No. 553.—**Brig. Gen. Joseph R. Davis, C. S. Army, commanding brigade and Heth’s division. (OR 27,2:648-651)
No. 442.—**Maj. James Dearing, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:387-391)
No. 514.—**Brig. Gen. George Doles, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:581-583)
No. 460.—**Col. D. M. Du Bose, Fifteenth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:421-424)
No. 496.—Lieut. Col. R. H. Dungan, Forty-eighth Virginia Infantry, commanding regiment and Jones’ brigade. (OR 27,2:533)
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No. 470.—*Maj. Gen. Jubal A. Early, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:459-473)
No. 556.—**Maj. Joseph A. Engelhard, Assistant Adjutant-General, C. S. Army, of operations of Pender’s division. (OR 27,2:656-660)
No. 466.—**Maj. B. F. Eshleman, Washington (Louisiana) Artillery. (OR 27,2:433-439)
No. 467.—*Lieut. Gen. Richard S. Ewell, C. S. Army, commanding Second Army Corps. (OR 27,2:439-455)
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No. 581.—**Maj. C. E. Flournoy, Sixth Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:754-756)
No. 524.—Lieut. Col. C. Forsyth, Third Alabama Infantry, of operations June 4-22. (OR 27,2:594)
No. 492.—Col. J. H. S. Funk, Fifth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:526-527)
No. 438.—Lieut. W. J. Furlong, Pulaski (Georgia) Artillery. (OR 27,2:381-383)
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No. 554.—Lieut. Col. John J. Garnett, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:652-654)
No. 451.—Maj. B. H. Gee, Fifty-ninth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:403)
No. 473.—**Col. Archibald C. Godwin, Fifty-seventh North Carolina Infantry, commanding Hoke’s brigade. (OR 27,2:482-485)
No. 494.—Capt. J. B. Golladay, Thirty-third Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:528-531)
No. 530.—Lieut. Col. John C. Goodgame, Twelfth Alabama Infantry, commanding Twenty-sixth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:601-602)
No. 477.—Brig. Gen. J. B. Gordon, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:491-493)
No. 469.—**Lieut. John M. Gregory, jr., C. S. Army, Chief of Ordnance, of guns engaged and ammunition expended at Gettysburg. (OR 27,2:458-459)
No. 479.—Capt. C. A. Green, Louisiana Guard Artillery. (OR 27,2:497-498)
No 520.—**Col. Bryan Grimes, Fourth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:589-590)
No. 427.—Surg. Lafayette Guild, G. S. Army, Medical Director, with Return of Casualties in the Army of Northern Virginia. (OR 27,2:326-346)
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No. 526.—**Col. J. M. Hall, Fifth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:595-597)
No. 543.—Capt. M. R. Hall, Forty-eighth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:629)
No. 567.—Brig. Gen. Wade Hampton, C. S. Army, commanding brigade, with congratulatory orders. (OR 27,2:721-)
No. 584.—Col. A. W. Harman, Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:765-766)
No. 547.—Col. N. H. Harris, Nineteenth Mississippi Infantry. (OR 27,2:634-635)
No. 472.—**Brig. Gen. Harry T. Hays, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:476-482)
No. 463.—Maj. M. W. Henry, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:427-429)
No. 549.—**Maj. Gen. Henry Heth, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:637-642)
No. 500.—Col. John C. Higginbotham, Twenty-fifth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:536)
No. 534.—**Lieut. Gen. Ambrose P. Hill, C. S. Army, commanding Third Army Corps. (OR 27,2:606-609)
No. 449.—**Capt. George Hillyer, Ninth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:399-401)
No. 461.—Col. Wesley C. Hodges, Seventeenth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:424-425) 27,2:429-431)
No. 476.—Col. John S. Hoffman, Thirty-first Virginia Infantry, commanding Smith’s brigade. (OR 27,2:488-490)
No. 510.—**Capt. J. A. Hopkins, Forty-fifth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:574-576)
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No. 513.—**Brig. Gen. Alfred Iverson, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:578-581)
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No. 497.—Col. Bradley T. Johnson, C. S. Army, commanding Jones’ brigade. (OR 27,2:534-535)
No. 481.—**Maj. Gen. Edward Johnson, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:499-506)
No. 478.—Lieut. Col. H. P. Jones, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:493-496)
No. 550.—**Maj. J. Jones, Twenty-sixth North Carolina Infantry, commanding Pettigrew’s brigade. (OR 27,2:642-644)
No. 495.—Brig. Gen. J. M. Jones, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:531-532)
No. 580.—Brig. Gen. W. E. Jones, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:748-754)
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No. 432.—**Brig. Gen. J. B. Kershaw, C. S. Army, commanding brigade, McLaws’ division. (OR 27,2:366-370)
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No. 521.—**Maj. J. H. Lambeth, Fourteenth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:590-591)
No. 558.—**Brig. Gen. James H. Lane, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:664-668)
No. 545.—**Col. David Lang, Eighth Florida Infantry, commanding Perry’s brigade. (OR 27,2:631-633)
No. 504.—Maj. J. W. Latimer, C. S. Artillery, commanding Andrews’ Artillery Battalion, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:540-543)
No. 426.—*General Robert E. Lee, C. S. Army, commanding Army of Northern Virginia. (OR 27,2:293-326)
No. 509.—Lieut. Col. W. G. Lewis, Forty-third North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:572-574)
No. 570.—Maj. T. J. Lipscomb, Second South Carolina Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:729-731)
No. 583.—Col. L. L. Lomax, Eleventh Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:762-765)
No. 430.—*Lieut. Gen. James Longstreet, C. S. Army, commanding First Army Corps. (OR 27,2:357-364)
No. 561.—**Col. William L. J. Lowrance, Thirty-fourth North Carolina Infantry, commanding Scales’ brigade. (OR 27,2:671-673)
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No. 433.—**Maj. R. C. Maffett, Third South Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:371-373)
No. 538.—Brig. Gen. William Mahone, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:621)
No. 437.—Capt. B. C. Manly, Company A, First North Carolina Artillery. (OR 27,2:380-381)
No. 453.—Col. Van H. Manning, Third Arkansas Infantry. (OR 27,2:407-408)
No. 582.—Lieut. Col. Thomas Marshall, Seventh Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:757-762)
No. 585.—Lieut. Col. T. B. Massie, Twelfth Virginia Cavalry. (OR 27,2:766-767)
No. 436.—Capt. E. S. McCarthy, First Richmond Howitzers. (OR 27,2:379-380)
No. 542.—Capt. B. C. McCurry, Twenty-second Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:628-629)
No. 450.—**Maj. H. D. McDaniel, Eleventh Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:401-403)
No. 474.—**Maj. Samuel McD. Tate, Sixth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:485-487)
No. 563.—**Maj. D. G. McIntosh, C. S. Artillery, commanding Reserve Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:674-677)
No. 516.—Col. John T. Mercer, Twenty-first Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:584-585)
No. 544.—**Capt. Charles J. Moffett, Second Georgia Battalion. (OR 27,2:630)
No. 498.—Capt. W. P. Moseley, Twenty-first Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:535)
No. 440.—Lieut. C. W. Motes, Troup (Georgia) Artillery. (OR 27,2:384-385)
No. 574.—Col. Thomas T. Munford, Second Virginia Cavalry, commanding Fitz. Lee’s brigade, of engagement at Brandy Station and action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:737-741)
No. 475.—Col. Kenneth M. Murchison, Fifty-fourth North Carolina Infantry, of action at Williamsport. (OR 27,2:487-488)
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No. 489.—Col. J. Q. A. Nadenbousch, Second Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:519-522)
No. 434.—Col. James D. Nance, Third South Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:373-374)
No. 533.—Lieut. Col. William Nelson, C. S. Artillery, commanding battalion Reserve Artillery. (OR 27,2:605-606)
No. 491.—Maj. James W. Newton, Fifth Virginia Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:523-526)
No. 578.—Capt. W. B. Newton, Fourth Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:746)
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No. 444.—**Col. William C. Oates, Fifteenth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:392-393)
No. 523.—**Col. E. A. O’Neal, Twenty-sixth Alabama Infantry, commanding Rodes’ brigade. (OR 27,2:591-594)
No. 576.—Col. Thomas H. Owen, Third Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:742-743)
No. 511.—Col. William A. Owens, Fifty-third North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:576-577)
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No. 431.—Surg. F. W. Patterson, of medical officers and wounded of McLaws’ division left at Gettysburg. (OR 27,2:364-366)
No. 5l7.—**Maj. W. H. Peebles, Forty-fourth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:585-586)
No. 428.—*Brig. Gen. William N. Pendleton, C. S. Army, Chief of Artillery. (OR 27,2:346-356)
No. 557.—**Col. Abner Perrin, Fourteenth South Carolina Infantry, commanding McGowan’s brigade. (OR 27,2:660-664)
No. 445.—**Col. William F. Perry, Forty-fourth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:393-394)
No. 441.—**Maj. Charles S. Peyton, Nineteenth Virginia Infantry, commanding Garnett’s brigade, Pickett’s division. (OR 27,2:385-387)
No. 529.—Col. S. B. Pickens, Twelfth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:600-601)
No. 562.—Maj. William T. Poague, C. S. Army, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:673-674)
No. 546.—Brig. Gen. Carnot Posey, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:633-634)
No. 485.—Maj. Thomas N. Powell, Tenth Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:514)
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No. 518.—**Brig. Gen. S. D. Ramseur, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:587-588)
No. 555.—Maj. Charles Richardson, C. S. Army, commanding Garnett’s battalion. (OR 27,2:654)
No. 501.—Capt. Jesse M. Richardson, Forty-second Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:536-537)
No. 573.— Brig. Gen. B. H. Robertson, C. S. Army, commanding brigade, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:733-736)
No. 452.—**Brig. Gen. J. B. Robertson, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:404-407)
No. 499.—Lieut. Col. J. A. Robinson, Twenty-fifth Virginia Infantry, of operations June 18-15. (OR 27,2:535)
No. 506.—*Maj. Gen. R. E. Rodes, C. S. Army, commanding division. (OR 27,2:545-564)
No. 457.—**Maj. J. C. Rogers, Fifth Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:413-414)
No. 579.—Col. Thomas L. Rosser, Fifth Virginia Cavalry, of action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:747-748)
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No. 503.—**Lieut. Col, L. H. N. Salyer, Fiftieth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:538-539)
No. 560.—Brig. Gen. A. M. Scales, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:669-670)
No. 443.—Lieut. Col. L. H. Scruggs, Fourth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:391-392)
No. 447.—Col. James L. Sheffield, Forty-eighth Alabama Infantry. (OR 27,2:395-396)
No. 552.—**Lieut. Col. S. G. Shepard, Seventh Tennessee Infantry, of operations of Archer’s brigade. (OR 27,2:646-648)
No. 459.—Lieut. Col. William S. Shepherd, Second Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:420-421)
No. 493.—Lieut. Col. Daniel M. Shriver, Twenty-seventh Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:527-528)
No. 522.—Maj. W. W. Sillers, Thirtieth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:591)
No. 482.—Brig. Gen. George H. Steuart, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:507-512)
No. 565.—**Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, C. S. Army, commanding Cavalry, Army of Northern Virginia. (OR 27,2:679-720)
No. 548.—**Maj. John Lane, Sumter (Georgia) Artillery, commanding Artillery Battalion. (OR 27,2:635-636)
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No. 480.—Capt. W. A. Tanner, Courtney (Virginia) Artillery. (OR 27,2:498-499)
No. 465.—**Capt. Osmond B. Taylor, Virginia Battery. (OR 27,2:431-433)
No. 490.—Maj. William Terry, Fourth Virginia Infantry. (OR 27,2:522-523)
No. 559.—Brig. Gen. Edward L. Thomas, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:668-669)
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No. 512.—**Capt. Van Brown, Second North Carolina Battalion. (OR 27,2:577-578)
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No. 462.—**Col. J. D. Waddell, Twentieth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:425-427)
No. 541.—**Col. Edward J. Walker, Third Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:627-628)
No. 488.—Brig. Gen. James A. Walker, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:515-519)
No. 535.—**Col. R. Lindsay Walker, C. S. Army, Chief of Artillery. (OR 27,2:609-612)
No. 572.—Lieut. Col. J. F. Waring, Jeff. Davis Legion, of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:733)
No. 586.—Lieut. Col. E. V. White, Thirty-fifth Virginia Battalion, of engagement at Brandy Station (June 9) and expedition into Maryland (June 17). (OR 27,2:768-771)
No. 448.—Col. W. W. White, Seventh Georgia Infantry, commanding Anderson’s brigade, including action at Funkstown. (OR 27,2:396-399)
No. 577.—Col. Williams C. Wickham, Fourth Virginia Cavalry, of engagement at Brandy Station and action at Aldie. (OR 27,2:743-745)
No. 537.—**Brig. Gen. Cadmus M. Wilcox, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:616-621)
No. 484.—Capt. E. D. Willett, First Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:514)
No. 483.—Col. J. M. Williams, Second Louisiana Infantry, commanding Nicholls brigade. (OR 27,2:512-513)
No. 519.—Capt. Orren Williams, Second North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:589)
No. 515.—Maj. W. H. Willis, Fourth Georgia Infantry. (OR 27,2:584)
No. 454.—**Lieut. Col. P. A. Work, First Texas Infantry. (OR 27,2:408-410)
No. 539.—**Brig. Gen. A. R. Wright, C. S. Army, commanding brigade. (OR 27,2:622-625)
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No. 551.—**Capt. J. J. Young, Quartermaster Twenty-sixth North Carolina Infantry. (OR 27,2:645-646)
No. 571.—Col. P. M. B. Young, Cobb’s Legion (cavalry), of engagement at Brandy Station. (OR 27,2:732-733)
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No. 486.—Lieut. Col. D. Zable, Fourteenth Louisiana Infantry, of engagement at Winchester. (OR 27,2:514-515)
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