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Charles Peyton, originally from Albemarle County, Virginia, served in the 19th Virginia Infantry in Richard Garnett's Brigade. The first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, Peyton, a major, was third in commanding rank in the 19th Virginia Regiment. After Pickett's Charge on the third day of the battle, Peyton was in command of the entire brigade as the result attrition of higher ranked officers, including the death of General Garnett.

1. Confederate Veteran Colonel Charles S. Peyton of Ronceverte, W. Va.

Harris was a member of the University of Virginia Volunteers, a military unit of students who drilled on the Charlottesville campus before Virginia seceded.

2. Confederate Veteran John W. Harris

3. Confederate Veteran Dr. E. R. Raymond, Surgeon 13th Battalion, Virginia Artillery

Bryan's Battery of the Army of Western Virginia was also known as the Lewisburg Artillery (Greenbrier County).

4. Confederate Veteran D. R. Thomas of Bryan's Battery

5. Confederate Veteran R. I. Hillary, of Ronceverte, W. Va.,Company B, 25th Virginia Infantry

6. Confederate Veteran John A. Handley of Lewisburg, W. Va., 14th Virginia Cavalry

The 14th Virginia Cavalry Regiment was under the command of John McCausland of Mason County, West Virginia.

7. Confederate Veteran Charles W. Gillilan, 14th Virginia Cavalry

8. Confederate Veteran J. M. Cunningham, Company F, 24th Virginia Infantry

The 14th Regiment was under the command of McCausland and part of JEB Stuart's cavalry.

9. Confederate Veteran Lieutenant Samuel W. N. Feamster of Greenbrier County, W. Va., 14th Virginia Cavalry

Many of the soldiers in this battalion were from Monroe County, Virginia (West Virginia).

10. Confederate Veteran John D. Johnston, Company E, Edgar's Battalion

This company was formed with several men from Pocahontas County, Virginia (West Virginia).

11. Confederate Veteran, Jacob W. Mathews, Captain, Company I, 25th Virginia Infantry

12. Confederate Veteran M. A. Johnson, 14th Virginia Cavalry