The History of a Brigade of South Carolinians Known First As Greggs And Subs

J F J James Fitz James Caldwell

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F. Hunt; Fourteenth regiment, Col. Abner Perrin, Lieut. Col. J. N. Brown, Major Edward Croft ; Orr's Rifle regiment. Col. J. M. Perrin, Lieut. Col. F. E. Harrison, Major G. M. Miller.
In the Twelfth regiment. Col. Jones and Lieut. Col. McCorkle had resigned on account of ill health. In the Thirteenth regiment, Lieut. Col. Farrow had resigned on account of civil office and private affairs. In the Four- teenth, Col. McGowen had been promoted. Lieut. Col. Simpson had been elected to the Confederat...e Congress, and Major Carter had resigned on account of his health. In the Rifle regiment. Col. Livingstone and Lieut. Col. Norton had resigned on account of ill health.
On Wednesday, April 29, McGowan's brigade received or- ders to be ready to march at a moment's warning. It was no great surprise to us ; for the weather was growing pleasant again, and we had been forced to send, that same morning, all our superfluous baggage to Richmond. But before any further preparation could be made than packing knap- sacks, orders came to move out.

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