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Bookmark or Share- Featured - ANV - Gettysburg Campaign Order of Battle, July 1-3, 1863 ...AoP OoB TOPCivilWarTalk ANV OoB The Army of Northern Virginia Gettysburg Campaign - Order of Battle 69,915 men 280 artillery pieces (Last Updated 6/27/2022) Gen. Robert E. Lee Army of Northern Virginia Commanding General Strength: 70,100 men, 280 guns Casualties: 4,560 killed, 14,500...
- McIntosh, David Gregg | Biographic Profiles - We Will Remember - ARTYDavid Gregg McIntosh :CSA1stNat: Born: March 16, 1836 Birthplace: Society Hill, Darlington County, South Carolina Father: James Hawes McIntosh 1800 – 1858 (Buried: Welsh Neck Baptist Church Cemetery, Society Hill, South Carolina) Mother: Martha A. Gregg 1812 – 1874 (Buried: Welsh Neck...
- Notes on the Composition of Confederate Third Corps Artillery Batteries ...On the mid-afternoon of July 3, one section was posted forward, but was not heavily engaged. (Official report of Maj. David G. McIntosh; Diary of George W. Koontz, Virginia Polytech Institute Library, Blacksburg; May 11, 1907 letter of George W. Koontz to D. G. McIntosh, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond)
- Lee and "It's all my fault" at Gettysburg | Civil War PotpourriHi all, Today I watched the movie Gettysburg for the umpteenth time with the ninth grade American history classes. It's an all-day event in the auditorium, the culmination of a week of study of the battle in American history class. It's really the only time anymore that I actually sit and...
- Seeking information on ancestor Joshua Jefferis of OhioParts of the 152nd and 161st Ohio Infantry, under Colonel David Putnam of the 152nd, escorted 141 Confederate POWs, 130 sick and wounded, and "a large train" to Charlestown. The column was attached on June 21 and June 22 by the 44th Virginia Partisan Rangers, and lost 2 men wounded on the 21st, and 2 killed and 2 wounded on the 22nd.
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