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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?
During the period of its peak prosperity from 1740-1770, the town of Yorktown contained 250-300 buildings and had almost 2000 residents. Approximately 80% of the town were damaged or destroyed during the 1781 siege. Today Yorktown is still an active community of about 200 residents.
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