The Battle of Aiken

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ORDER OF BATTLE

CONFEDERATE FORCES
Major General Joseph Wheeler

Captain T. F. Percival
Aiken Home Guards

Brigadier General William Wirt Allen’s Division:

Brigadier General Robert Houstoun Anderson’s Brigade: 3^rd Confederate Cavalry
8^th Confederate Cavalry
10^th Confederate Cavalry
5^th Georgia Cavalry

Colonel James Hagan’s Brigade:
1^st Alabama Cavalry
3^rd Alabama Cavalry
9^th Alabama Cavalry
12^th Alabama Cavalry
51^st Alabama Cavalry

Colonel C. C. Crew’s Brigade:
1^st Georgia Cavalry
2^nd Georgia Cavalry
3^rd Georgia Cavalry
6^th Georgia Cavalry

Brigadier General William Young Conn Humes' Division:
Colonel George G. Dibrell’s Brigade:
4^th Tennessee Cavalry
11^th Tennessee Cavalry
Shaw’s Tennessee Battalion

Colonel H. M. Asby’s Brigade:
1^st Tennessee Cavalry
2^nd Tennessee Cavalry
5^th Tennessee Cavalry
9^th Tennessee Cavalry

Brigadier General Thomas Harrison’s Brigade:
3^rd Arkansas Cavalry
8^th Tennessee Cavalry
8^th Texas Cavalry (Terry’s Texas Rangers)
11^th Texas Cavalry

FEDERAL FORCES
Major General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick

Lieutenant Colonel William B. Way,s 4^th Brigade – Held in Reserve

Colonel George E. Spencer’s 3^rd Brigade - Held at Windsor

Brigadier General Thomas J. Jordan’s 1^st Brigade – Held at Montmorenci

Brigadier General Smith D. Adkin’s 2^nd Brigade – at Aiken:
92^nd Illinois Mounted Infantry
9^th Michigan Cavalry
9^th Ohio Cavalry
10^th Ohio Cavalry
10^th Wisconsin Light Artillery

The Battle Of Aiken Staff would like to have copies of any source material, Diaries, Letters, Photos, etc. of the above listed units or their soldiers as they relate to the Battle of Aiken. Information may be sent to: BG Barnard E. Bee SCV Camp 1575, PO Box 1863, Aiken, SC 29802