Jackson's Division, Jackson's Command

   At the end of a half hour Starke's second line advanced obliquing to the right, aligned along the fence bordering the Pike and engaged the Union advance east of it. As the left reached the fence, the fire of Campbell's Battery and five Regiments of Gibbon's and Patrick's Brigades, formed behind the ledge 78 yards west of this, struck it in flank and rear, and the entire command retreated to the woods from which it had advanced. At an early stage of this movement, General Starke was killed and the command of the Division devolved upon Colonel Grigsby, 27th Virginia Infantry. Grigsby reformed the Division, and moving in connection with Early's Brigade, turned the flank of Gibbon's and Patrick's line, compelling it to retire to Miller's barn. Early halted in the angle of the West Woods a few yards south and west of this, and Jackson's Division, now reduced to 200 men, formed on his left, fronting the low ground west of the ledge and between it and the northern extremity of the West Woods, where it assisted in checking the advance of Goodrich's Brigade, Twelfth Corps, shortly after which it fell back to Alfred Poffenberger's, 400 yards southwest of this, where it was relieved by the advance of McLaws' Division.