No two maps seem to agree on the exact disposition of the Jacobite regiments at Culloden. This is particularly true of the third line of battle, comprised of mostly dismounted cavalry regiments. Some of these smaller units may have been amalgamated with other units, hence the descrepancies on various maps. The following order of battle draws on information contained in John Prebble's account of the battle and estimates the number of men in each regiment. Information about the cavalry derives from Stuart Reid's articles on the Jacobite army in Military Illustrated Past & Present magazine, issues No. 36 and No. 38. JACOBITE FRONT LINE:

Right Wing (Lord George Murray)

Battery of 4 Guns
Atholl Brigade (3 Btns) 600
Camerons 700
Appin Stewarts 300

Center (Lord John Drummond)

Frasers 300
Clan Chattan 500
Battery of 4 Guns
Mixed Clan Regiment ?
MacLachans & MacLeans 360
Edinburgh Regiment (John Roy Stewart) 200
Chisholms 80

Jacobite Left Wing (Lord James Drummond)

MacDonald Brigade (3 Btns) 1000 (Clanranald, Keppoch, Glengarry)
Battery of 4 Guns

SECOND LINE RESERVE

(Lt.-Colonel Walter Stapleton)

Ogilvy Regiment (2 Btns) 500
Lord Lewis Gordon of Avochie ?
Gordon of Glenbucket 200
Duke of Perth's Regiment ?
Royal Ecossais Regiment 300
Irish Picquets 200

THIRD LINE OF DISMOUNTED CAVALRY

Alexander Bannerman's Foot Regt 100
Kilmamock's Horse Guards 60
Baggot's Hussars; 60
Strathallan's Perthshire Horse 70
Pitsligo's Banffshire Horse ?
Balmerino's Life Guards 30
Fitz James Horse 80*
Elcho's Life Guards 30*
* Only mounted cavalry at Culloden

More Jacobite Army At Culloden

Introduction
The Clan System and Other Units
Jacobite Artillery and Cavalry
Weapons and Highland Battle Tactics
Jacobite Order of Battle
Jumbo Map of Battle of Culloden (very slow: 247K)