Do any of you here know where might I could get detailed information on the 4th Brigade of the 1st Division under Charles S. Winder that was at the Battle of Cedar Mountain?
All I know is that it was completely comprised of Georgia regiments.
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Gen.DixonS.Miles
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4th Brigade of Charles S. Winder at Cedar Mountain?
“In my opinion, Colonel Miles was a drunkard, a coward and a traitor, and if I had the power I would have had the United States buttons taken from his coat.”
Elble, Sigmund-Soldier with the 3rd U.S. Infantry
Elble, an officer on the frontier who knew Miles well
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Elble, an officer on the frontier who knew Miles well
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The first division of Jackson's force during the Northern Virginia campaign.
“In my opinion, Colonel Miles was a drunkard, a coward and a traitor, and if I had the power I would have had the United States buttons taken from his coat.”
Elble, Sigmund-Soldier with the 3rd U.S. Infantry
Elble, an officer on the frontier who knew Miles well
Elble, Sigmund-Soldier with the 3rd U.S. Infantry
Elble, an officer on the frontier who knew Miles well
The 4th Brigade of Winder's Division at Cedar Mountain contained 13th GA, 26th GA, 38th GA, 60th GA & 61st GA Regiments. Is this what you were looking for?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedar_Mountain_Confederate_order_of_battle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedar_Mountain_Confederate_order_of_battle
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Commanded by Alexander R. Lawton I believe they were armed with Enfields courtesy of a blockade runner.
Nice article about them in Maryland campaign http://antietambrigades.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/alexander-lawtons-brigade-cs.html
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Nice article about them in Maryland campaign http://antietambrigades.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/alexander-lawtons-brigade-cs.html
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Wonderful! Thanks. I'll get to more research.
“In my opinion, Colonel Miles was a drunkard, a coward and a traitor, and if I had the power I would have had the United States buttons taken from his coat.”
Elble, Sigmund-Soldier with the 3rd U.S. Infantry
Elble, an officer on the frontier who knew Miles well
Elble, Sigmund-Soldier with the 3rd U.S. Infantry
Elble, an officer on the frontier who knew Miles well
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