Books on Kershaw's Brigade

A major effort is being made to fully document the history of all seven units that comprise Joseph Kershaw's Brigade. By the early 21st Century it is hoped that a book will be written on each unit containing a lively narative history and detailed roster. In combination with D. Augustus Dickert's book, we believe that when these books are complete that Kershaw's Brigade will be the best documented brigade of either side. These books are based upon official records and the words of the participants. You can help complete our goal by sending copies of any photos or manuscripts of soldiers who fought in these units.
Please contact Mac Wyckoff at Mwyckoff@pop.erols.com

• Wyckoff, Mac. A History of the 2nd South Carolina: 1861-1865. Sergeant Kirkland's Museum and Historical Society: Fredericksburg, Va., 1994. This book is currently out of print. A revised and expanded second edition is in progress.
  
  
• Wyckoff, Mac. A History of the 3rd South Carolina: 1861-1865. Sergeant Kirkland's Museum and Historical Society: Fredericksburg, Va., 1995. For a review of the book click here.
  
  
• 3rd South Carolina Infantry . A few copies remain as of mid-February, 1998. Call Eastern National at (540) 372-3034 to order a copy. A second addition with additional photos and roster information will be published in paperback in the summer of 1998.
  
  
• Swain, Glen. Book on the 7th South Carolina is nearing completion, exact title has yet to be determined.
  
  
• Watson, Chuck. Book on the 8th South Carolina is being written, exact title has yet to be determined.
  
  
• Clary, Jim. Book on the 15th South Carolina is nearing completion, exact title has yet to be determined.
  
  
• Book on the 20th South Carolina is being written, exact title has yet to be determined.
  
  
• Clary, Jim and Davis, Sam. Book on the 3rd South Carolina Battalion is being written, exact title has yet to be determined.
  
  
• Seagrave, Ron and Wyckoff, Mac. Book on Richard Kirkland of the 2nd South Carolina is nearing completion, exact title yet to be determined.
  
  
• Dickert, David Augustus. A History of Kershaw's Brigade. Reprinted by Broadfoot Publishing Co., 1990. Contact Tom Broadfoot at Broadfoot Publishing Company, Route 4, Box 508-C, Wilmington, N.C. 28405.
  
  
• Wyckoff, Mac. "Kershaw's Brigade at Gettysburg." Essay in Gettysburg Magazine, 1991. Morningside Bookshop, 260 Oak Street, Dayton, Ohio.
  
  
• Wyckoff, Mac. "Kershaw's Brigade at Savage Station." Essay in The Peninsula Campaign of 1862: Yorktown to the Seven Days. Vol. II. Savas Woodbury Publishers, 1995. Campbell, Ca.