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Yorktown Battlefield
Confederate Units page 2
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ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
General Joseph E. Johnston
Center: Maj. Gen. James Longstreet
A.P. Hill's Brigade: Brig. Gen. A.P. Hill
| 1st Virginia |
11th Virginia |
| 7th Virginia |
17th Virginia |
| Rogers's Loudoun (Virginia) Battery |
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R.H. Anderson's Brigade: Brig. Gen. Richard H. Anderson
| 5th South Carolina |
4th South Carolina Battalion |
| 6th South Carolina |
St. Paul's (Louisiana) Foot Rifles |
| Palmetto (South Carolina) Sharpshooters |
Stribling's Fauquier (Virginia) Battery |
Pickett's Brigade: Brig. Gen. George E. Pickett
| 8th Virginia |
19th Virginia |
| 18th Virginia |
28th Virginia |
| Dearing's Lynchburg (Virginia) Battery |
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Wilcox's Brigade: Brig. Gen. Cadmus M. Wilcox
| 9th Alabama |
11th Alabama |
| 10th Alabama |
19th Mississippi |
| Stanard's Richmond Howitzers, 3d Company |
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Colston's Brigade: Brig. Gen. Raleigh E. Colston
| 3d Virginia |
14th North Carolina |
| 13th North Carolina |
Maurin's Donaldsonville (Louisiana) Battery |
Pryor's Brigade: Brig. Gen. Roger A. Pryor
| 8th Alabama |
14th Louisiana |
| 14th Alabama |
Macon's Richmond Fayette (Virginia) Battery |
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Source: To The Gates of Richmond by Stephen Sears, 1992
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Did You Know?
On July 6, 1781, near Jamestown, the Marquis de Lafayette’s small American force fought General Cornwallis’s army at the Battle of Green Spring. Lafayette lost this, Virginia’s largest infantry battle of the war, but saved his army, enabling him to spy on the British army as it moved to Yorktown.
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