Twenty-S1ixtH REGIMENT. 395

 

 

Twenty-sixth Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
J. T. Adams, 120 muskets.

Forty-fourth Regiment, commanded by Major C. M. Sted-
man, 74 muskets.

Forty-seventh Regiment, commanded by Captain J. iH
Thorpe, 72 muskets.

Fifty-second Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
E. Erson, 60 muskets.

There was but one regiment in Heth’s division that sur-
rendered more muskets than did the Twenty-sixth, and that
was the Fifteenth North Carolina Regiment, in Cooke’s Bri-
gade, which surrendered 122 muskets. In Major Moore’s
“Roster of North Carolina Troops” the aggregate of num-
bers enrolled in the Twenty-sixth Regiment is put down as
1,898, which is more than was enrolled in any regiment fur-
nished the Confederate armies from North Carolina, aecord-
ing to said Roster.

 

 

 

RECAPITULATION OF THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THE
REGIMENT.

(The field officers and captains are mentioned in the order
of the date of their commissions; but the Lieutenants alpha-
betically, and their relative rank is not set out, as it is impos-
sible in all cases to give. )

 

Cotonrts—Z. B. Vance, H. K. Burgwyn, Jr., John R.
Lane.

Lizurenant Cotonets—H. K. Burgwyn, Jr., John R.
Lane, John T. Jones, James T. Adams.

Masors—Abner B. Carmichael, N. P. Rankin, James Ss.
Kendall, John T. Jones, James T. Adams.

Apsutants—James B. Jordan. Acting at different times
as Adjutant, Lieutenants John A. Polk, A. R. Johnson, Wm.
N. Snelling.
TWENTY-SIXTH REGIMENT. Surcrons—Thomas J. Boykin, Llewellyn P. Warren.

2. Thomas Lay ee eg 4. W. W. Gaither, Assistant Surgeon Asststant Surazons—Daniel M. Shaw, Wm. W. Gaither.
3. Jas. C. McLauchlin, Captain, | i rge Wilcox, Ist Lieut.,Co. M. : 4: i : Pe fi
ptain,Co.K 6. Orran A. Hanmer, 1st Lieut., Co. E. Peis at different Eee as ener n ia aeey Captain W.
. McLean, Lieutenant George ©. Underwood.

7. J.G. Jones, ist Lieut., Co, D.
RecrMenTAL QuarTERMASTER—Captain Joseph J. Young.