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Fort Donelson National Battlefield
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Fort Donelson Confederate States of America Order of Battle

Brigadier General John B. Floyd, Commanding

Brigadier General Gideon J. Pillow's Division






Colonel Heiman's Brigade

  10th, 30th, 42nd, 48th, 53d Tennessee Infantry

  27th Alabama Infantry

  Maney's Tennessee Battery Light Artillery

Colonel Simonton's Brigade

   1st, 3d Mississippi Infantry

   7th Texas Infantry

   8th Kentucky Infantry 

Colonel Wharton's Brigade

   51st, 56th Virginia Infantry





Colonel Drake's Brigade

  4th Mississippi Infantry

  15th Arkansas Infantry

  26th Alabama Infantry ( 2 companies

Colonel Baldwin's Brigade

   26th Tennessee Infantry

   20th, 26th Mississippi Infantry 





Artillery

Guy's Battery, Goochland (VA) Light Artillery

Green's Tennessee Battery Light Artillery

French's Virginia Battery Light Artillery

Brigadier General Simon B. Buckner's Division






Colonel Brown's Brigade

  3d, 18th, 32nd Tennessee Infantry

  Porter's Tennessee Battery Light Artillery

  Graves' Cumberland Kentucky Light Artillery 





Colonel Baldwin's Brigade  

   2d Kentucky Infantry

   14th Mississippi Infantry

   41st Tennessee Infantry

   Jackson's Virginia Battery Light Artillery





Colonel Nathan B. Forrest's Cavalry Brigade





3d Tennessee Cavalry Regiment

9th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion

  1st Kentucky Cavalry Regiment





Colonel John W. Head's Fort Donelson Garrison Units





30th, 49th, 50th Tennessee Infantry

          Maury's Tennessee Battery Light Artillery (Ross)

          Taylor's Company Tennessee Light Artillery (Stankiewicz)

          Water Battery Heavy Artillery (Culbertson)



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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
Stewart County was a center of an important iron smelting and manufacturing area. In the previous decade (CW era) the county had produced twice as much iron as any other county in Tennessee.

Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 MST