53rd Virginia Infantry and 5th Battalion Virginia Infantry
- Gregory, G. Howard (Main Author)
- Confederate States of America. Army. Virginia Infantry Regiment, 53rd (Subject)
- Confederate States of America. Army. Virginia Infantry Battalion, 5th (Subject)
- Confederate States of America. Army. Montague's Battalion (Subject)
- Confederate States of America. Army. Tomlin's Battalion (Subject)
Notes
Bibliography: p. 208-213.
The 53rd Regiment was organized in 1861 through the consolidation of three units: Montague's and Tomlin's battalions, and Waddill's Company of Virginia Infantry. In 1862 it was reorganized and received men between the ages of 18 and 35 from the 5th Battalion.
Contains a history of the 53rd Virginia Infantry and the 5th Battalion Virginia Infantry.
Includes rosters for Montague's Battalion, Tomlin's Battalion, 5th Battalion, and 53rd Virginia Infantry.
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