Greggs Cavalry Fight At Gettysburg
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The artillery with Stuart consisted of McGre- gor's Virginia, Breathed's Maryland, and Griffin's Second Maryland batteries. This entire force has been esti- mated by reliable Confederate authority at between six thousand and seven thousand men. * When Mcintosh, shortly before one o'clock in the afternoon, came with his brigade upon the ground occupied by Custer for the purpose of relieving him, he made the necessary inquiries as to his picket line, and the position and force of the enemy. Every...thing was quiet at the time. Custer reported, however, that the enemy was all around, and that an attack might be expected at any moment. The First New Jersey was at once ordered out, mounted, * The information as to the organization of the four Confederate brigades has been obtained from records in possession of the War Department. As to the Confederate artillery the information has been obtained through the kindness of Major H. B, McClellan, formed}^ Assistant Adjutant-General upon the staff of General Stuart.
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The artillery with Stuart consisted of McGre- gor's Virginia, Breathed's Maryland, and Griffin's Second Maryland batteries. This entire force has been esti- mated by reliable Confederate authority at between six thousand and seven thousand men. * When Mcintosh, shortly before one o'clock in the afternoon, came with his brigade upon the ground occupied by Custer for the purpose of relieving him, he made the necessary inquiries as to his picket line, and the position and force of the enemy. Every...thing was quiet at the time. Custer reported, however, that the enemy was all around, and that an attack might be expected at any moment. The First New Jersey was at once ordered out, mounted, * The information as to the organization of the four Confederate brigades has been obtained from records in possession of the War Department. As to the Confederate artillery the information has been obtained through the kindness of Major H. B, McClellan, formed}^ Assistant Adjutant-General upon the staff of General Stuart.
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