Anderson's Corps: Lieutenant General Richard H. Anderson (relieved of command April 8), the corps' one division and its artillery was merged into the Second Corps commanded by Major General John B. Gordon
Cavalry Corps: Major General Fitzhugh Lee (1,559) Fitzhugh Lee's Division: Brigadier General Thomas L. Munford (promoted April 6) Munford's Brigade: Brigadier General Thomas L. Munford 1st Virginia Cavalry (1) 2nd Virginia Cavalry (47) 3rd Virginia Cavalry (4) 4th Virginia Cavalry (7) Payne's Brigade: Brigadier General William H. Payne (wounded April 6), Colonel Rueben B. Boston (killed April 6) 5th Virginia Cavalry (2) 6th Virginia Cavalry (4) 15th Virginia Cavalry 36th Battalion Virginia Cavalry (92) Gary's Brigade: Brigadier General Martin W. Gary 7th Georgia Cavalry (46) 7th South Carolina Cavalry (384) Hampton Legion (South Carolina) (246) 24th Virginia Cavalry (165) W. H. F. Lee's Division: Major General William H. F. Lee Barringer's Brigade: Brigadier General Rufus Barringer (captured April 3), brigade was merged with that of Brigadier General William P. Roberts 1st North Carolina Cavalry (10) 2nd North Carolina Cavalry (10) 3rd North Carolina Cavalry (2) 5th North Carolina Cavalry (6) Beale's Brigade: Captain Samuel H. Burt 9th Virginia Cavalry (24) 10th Virginia Cavalry (22) 13th Virginia Cavalry (86) 14th Virginia Cavalry (37) Roberts' Brigade: Brigadier General William P. Roberts 4th North Carolina Cavalry (38) 16th Battalion North Carolina Cavalry (46) Rosser's Division: Major General Thomas L. Rosser Dearing's Brigade: Brigadier General James Dearing (mortally wounded April 6), Colonel Elijah V. White 7th Virginia Cavalry (1) 11th Virginia Cavalry 12th Virginia Cavalry 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry McCausland's Brigade: commander unknown 16th Virginia Cavalry 17th Virginia Cavalry 21st Virginia Cavalry (1) 22nd Virginia Cavalry Horse Artillery: Lieutenant Colonel R. Preston Chew Breathed's Battalion: Major James Breathed Johnston's Battery (Virginia) Shoemaker's Battery (Virginia) (2) Thomson's Battery (Virginia) (1) Chew's Battalion: commander unknown Petersburg Artillery (Virginia) (20) 2nd Jeb Stuart Horse Artillery (Virginia) (3)
Department of Richmond:Lieutenant General Richard S . Ewell (captured April 6), Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Spencer (1,450?)
G. W. C. Lee's Division: Major General G. W. C. Lee (captured April 6) Barton's Brigade: Brigadier General Seth M. Barton (captured April 6) 22nd Battalion Virginia Infantry (13) 25th Battalion Virginia Infantry (25) 40th Virginia Infantry (9) 47th and 50th Virginia Infantry (Consolidated) (7) Moore's Brigade: Brigadier General Patrick T. Moore (apparently did not accompany his command on the retreat) 2nd Virginia Local Defense Troops (2) 3rd Virginia Local Defense Troops (1) 1st Virginia Reserves (2) 2nd Virginia Reserves (8) 1st Battalion Virginia Reserves (16) 2nd Battalion Virginia Reserves (2) Artillery Brigade: Colonel Stapleton Crutchfield (killed April 6), this entire brigade was deployed as infantry during the retreat 10th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (102) 18th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (25) 19th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (49) 20th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (22) 18th Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery Drewry's Bluff Garrison: Major F. W. Smith (killed April 5), this entire force was deployed as infantry during the retreat Young's Howitzers (Virginia) (6) Neblett's Artillery (Virginia) (54) Johnston (Eppes) Heavy Artillery (Virginia) (61) Lunenburg Heavy Artillery (Virginia) (19) Pamunkey Heavy Artillery (Virginia) (5) Southside Heavy Artillery (Virginia) (67) United Artillery/Kevill's Company (Virginia) (30) Naval Brigade: Commodore John Randolph Tucker (captured April 6), Lieutenant Washington Gwathmey (125) Marines:Captain John D. Simms (captured April 6) (28) Unattached Hood's Battalion, Virginia Militia Second-Class Militia Independent Signal Corps (71) |
Last updated: March 31, 2012