This is the order of battle of the armies which fought on 2 July 1644 at the Battle of Marston Moor. Covenanter and Parliamentarian "Army of Both Kingdoms" Army of the Solemn League and Covenant (2000 Horse, 500 Dragoons, 11000 Foot, 50+ guns) General Alexander Leslie, Earl of Leven (also Commander in Chief of the Army of Both Kingdoms) Lieutenant General of the Horse Sir David Leslie Right Wing Earl of Leven's Regiment (8 troops. Colonel Alexander Leslie, Earl of Balgonie (Leven's son) commanding) Earl of Dalhousie's Regiment (7 troops) Earl of Eglinton's Regiment (7 troops) Left Wing Lieutenant-General David Leslie's Regiment (8 troops) Earl of Balcarres's Regiment (8 troops) Lord Kirkcudbright's Regiment (8 troops) Dragoons Colonel Hugh Fraser's Regiment (6 companies) Lieutenant General of the Foot William Baillie Sergeant Major General of the Foot Sir James Lumsden The Scottish regiments of foot were brigaded in pairs. Unless stated, each regiment had 10 companies. Vanguard The Earl of Crawford-Lindsay's brigade [aa] The Earl of Crawford-Lindsay's Fife Regiment (Earl of Crawford-Lindsay) The Midlothian Regiment (Viscount Maitland absent, Colin Pitscottie commanding) General of the Ordnance Sir Alexander Hamilton's brigade [bb] The Clydesdale Regiment (Sir Alexander Hamilton) The Edinburgh Regiment (Colonel James Rae) Main Battle The Earl of Loudon's brigade (absent, Major General James Lumsden commanding [ff] The Loudon-Glasgow Regiment, also known as The Chancellor's Foot (Earl of Loudon) The Tweeddale Regiment (Earl of Buccleugh) Lord Gordon's Regiment. The Earl of Cassillis's brigade [gg] The Kyle and Carrick Regiment (Earl of Cassillis) The Nithsdale and Annandale Regiment (William Douglas of Kilhead) The Earl of Dunfermline's brigade [hh] The Earl of Dunfermline's Fife Regiment (Earl of Dunfermline) The Strathearn Regiment (Lord Coupar) Lord Livingstone's brigade [jj] The Stirlingshire Regiment (Lord Livingstone) The Linlithgow and Tweeddale Regiment (The Master of Yester) Rear (conjectured) Viscount Dudhope's brigade [ll] The Angus Regiment (Viscount Dudhope taken prisoner during the battle ) The Minister's Regiment (Sir Arthur Erskine of Scotscraig: 5 companies present) [mm] The Levied Regiment (Lord Sinclair: 7 companies present) The Galloway Regiment (William Stewart) [nn] The Teviotdale Regiment The East Lothian Regiment (Sir Patrick Hepburn of Waughton) [oo]. General of the Ordnance Sir Alexander Hamilton (Not all the guns listed below would have been present at the battle) 8 brass demi-cannons 1 brass culverin 3 brass quarter-cannons 9 iron demi-culverins 48 brass demi-culverins Almost all the senior officers of the Covenanter army had experience in the