Order of Battle

Armies of the United States

Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant

(63,285)

Escort

5^th United States Cavalry, Companies B, F and K

Headquarters Guard

4^th United States Infantry

Army of the Potomac

Major General George G. Meade

Provost Guard: Brigadier General George N. Macy

1^st Indiana Cavalry

1^st Massachusetts Cavalry, Companies C and D

3^rd Pennsylvania Cavalry

11^th United States Infantry, 1^st Battalion

14^th United States Infantry, 2^nd Battalion

Headquarters Guard

3^rd United States Infantry

Quartermaster's Guard

Independent Company, Oneida (New York) Cavalry

Engineer Brigade: Brigadier General Henry W. Benham

15^th New York Engineers (9 companies)

50^th New York Engineers

Independent Brigade: Brigadier General Charles H. T. Collis

1^st Massachusetts Cavalry (8 companies)

61^st Massachusetts Infantry

80^th New York Infantry (20^th Militia)

68^th Pennsylvania Infantry

114^th Pennsylvania Infantry

Battalion of United States Engineers: Major Franklin Harwood

Artillery:Brigadier General Henry J. Hunt

Siege Train: Brigadier General Henry W. Abbot

1^st Connecticut Heavy Artillery

ConnecticutLight Artillery, 3^rd Battery

Artillery Reserve: Brigadier General William Hays

(in command from April 6)

Maine Light Artillery, Companies B, C, D and F

New York Light Artillery, 12^th Battery

1^st Ohio Light Artillery, Company H

1^st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Company F

1^st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Company E

Vermont Light Artillery, 3^rd Battery

II Army Corps: Major General Andrew A. Humphreys

(16,327)

1^st Division: Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles

1^st Brigade: Colonel George W. Scott

26^th Michigan Infantry

5^th New Hampshire Infantry (Battalion)

2^nd New York Heavy Artillery

61^st New York Infantry

81^st Pennsylvania Infantry

140^th Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Colonel Robert Nugent

28^th Massachusetts Infantry (5 companies)

63^rd New York Infantry (6 companies)

69^th New York Infantry

88^th New York Infantry (5 companies)

4^th New York Heavy Artillery

3^rd Brigade: Brigadier General Henry J. Madill (wounded April 2),

Brigadier General Clinton D. MacDougall

7^th New York Infantry

39^th New York Infantry

52^nd New York Infantry

111^th New York Infantry

125^th New York Infantry

126^th New York Infantry

4^th Brigade: Brigadier General John Ramsey

64^th New York Infantry

66^th New York Infantry

53^rd Pennsylvania Infantry

116^th Pennsylvania Infantry

145^th Pennsylvania Infantry

148^th Pennsylvania Infantry

183^rd Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Division: Brigadier General William Hays (assigned to

Artillery Reserve April 6), Brigadier General Thomas Smyth

(temporary command), Brigadier General Francis C. Barlow

(assigned April 7)

1^st Brigade: Colonel William A. Olmsted

19^th Maine Infantry

19^th Massachusetts Infantry

20^th Massachusetts Infantry

7^th Michigan Infantry

1^st Minnesota Infantry (2 companies)

59^th New York Infantry (Battalion)

82^nd New York Infantry (Battalion, 4 companies of 2^nd New York

attached)

152^nd New York Infantry

184^th Pennsylvania Infantry

36^th Wisconsin Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Colonel James P. McIvor

8^th New York Heavy Artillery

155^th New York Infantry

164^th New York Infantry

170^th New York Infantry

182^nd New York Infantry (69^th New York National Guard Artillery)

3^rd Brigade: Brigadier General Thomas A. Smyth (mortally wounded

April 7), Colonel Danielle Woodall

14^th Connecticut Infantry

1^st Delaware Infantry

12^th New Jersey Infantry

10^th New York Infantry (Battalion)

108^th New York Infantry

4^th Ohio Infantry (4 companies)

69^th Pennsylvania Infantry

106^th Pennsylvania Infantry (3 companies)

7^th West Virginia Infantry (4 companies)

Unattached

2^nd Company, Minnesota Sharpshooters

3^rd Division: Major General Gershom Mott (wounded April 6),

Brigadier General Regis de Trobriand

1^st Brigade: Brigadier General Regis de Trobriand, Colonel Russell B.

Shepherd

20^th Indiana Infantry

1^st Maine Heavy Artillery

40^th New York Infantry

73^rd New York Infantry

86^th New York Infantry

124^th New York Infantry

99^th Pennsylvania Infantry

110^th Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General Byron R. Pierce

17^th Maine Infantry

1^st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery

5^th Michigan Infantry

93^rd New York Infantry

57^th Pennsylvania Infantry

105^th Pennsylvania Infantry

141^st Pennsylvania Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Brigadier General Robert McAllister

11^th Massachusetts Infantry

7^th New Jersey Infantry

8^th New Jersey Infantry

11^th New Jersey Infantry

120^th New York Infantry

Artillery Brigade: Lieutenant Colonel John G. Hazard

Massachusetts Light Artillery, 10^th Battery

1^st New Hampshire Light Artillery, Company M

1^st New Jersey Light Artillery, Company B

New York Light Artillery, 11^th Battery

4^th New York Heavy Artillery, Companies C and L

1^st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Battery B

4^th United States Artillery, Company K

V Army Corps: Major General Gouverneur K. Warren (relieved of

command April 1), Major General Charles Griffin

(12,323)

Escort

4^th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company C

Provost Guard

104^th New York Infantry

1^st Division: Major General Charles Griffin, Major General

Joseph J. Bartlett

1^st Brigade: Brigadier General Joshua L. Chamberlain

185^th New York Infantry

198^th Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General Edgar M. Gregory

187^th New York Infantry

188^th New York Infantry

189^th New York Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Major General Joseph J. Bartlett, Brigadier General

Alfred J. Pearson

1^st Maine Sharpshooters

20^th Maine Infantry

32^nd Massachusetts Infantry

1^st Michigan Infantry

16^th Michigan Infantry (Brady's and Jardine's Companies of

Sharpshooters attached)

83^rd Pennsylvania Infantry

91^st Pennsylvania Infantry

118^th Pennsylvania Infantry

155^th Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Division: Major General Romeyn B. Ayres

1^st Brigade: Brigadier General Frederick Winthrop (mortally wounded

April 1), Colonel James Grindlay, Brigadier General Joseph Hays

(in command from April 3)

5^th New York Infantry (Veteran)

15^th New York Heavy Artillery

140^th New York Infantry

146^th New York Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General Andrew W. Denison (wounded Mach

31), Colonel Richard N. Bowerman (wounded April 1),

Colonel David L. Stanton

1^st Maryland Infantry

4^th Maryland Infantry

7^th Maryland Infantry

8^th Maryland Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Brigadier General James Gwyn

3^rd Delaware Infantry

4^th Delaware Infantry

8^th Delaware Infantry (3 companies)

157^th Pennsylvania Infantry (4 companies)

190^th Pennsylvania Infantry

191^st Pennsylvania Infantry

210^th Pennsylvania Infantry

3^rd Division: Major General Samuel W. Crawford

1^st Brigade: Colonel John A. Kellogg

91^st New York Infantry

6^th Wisconsin Infantry

7^th Wisconsin Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General Henry Baxter

16^th Maine Infantry

39^th Massachusetts Infantry

97^th New York Infantry

11^th Pennsylvania Infantry

107^th Pennsylvania Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Brigadier General Richard Coulter

94^th New York Infantry

95^th New York Infantry

147^th New York Infantry

56^th Pennsylvania Infantry

88^th Pennsylvania Infantry

121^st Pennsylvania Infantry

142^nd Pennsylvania Infantry

Unattached

1^st Battalion New York Sharpshooters

Artillery Brigade: Brigadier General Charles S. Wainwright

1^st New York Light Artillery, Companies B, D and H

15^th New York Heavy Artillery, Company M

4^th United States Artillery, Company B

5^th United States Artillery, Companies D and G

VI Army Corps: Major General Horatio G. Wright

(15,192)

Escort

21^st Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company E

1^st Division: Major General Frank Wheaton

1^st Brigade: Brigadier General William H. Penrose

1^st and 4^th New Jersey Infantry (Consolidated Battalion)

2^nd New Jersey Infantry (2 companies)

3^rd New Jersey Infantry (1 company)

10^th New Jersey Infantry

15^th New Jersey Infantry

40^th New Jersey Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General Joseph E. Hamblin

2^nd Connecticut Heavy Artillery

65^th New York Infantry

121^st New York Infantry

95^th Pennsylvania Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Colonel Oliver Edwards

37^th Massachusetts Infantry

49^th Pennsylvania Infantry

82^nd Pennsylvania Infantry

119^th Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Rhode Island Infantry

5^th Wisconsin Infantry

2^nd Division: Major General George Getty

1^st Brigade: Colonel James M. Warner

62^nd New York Infantry

93^rd Pennsylvania Infantry

98^th Pennsylvania Infantry

102^nd Pennsylvania Infantry

139^th Pennsylvania Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Major General Lewis A. Grant (wounded April 2),

Colonel Charles Mundee, Lieutenant Colonel Amasa S. Tracy,

Major General Lewis A. Grant

2^nd Vermont Infantry

3^rd Vermont Infantry

4^th Vermont Infantry

5^th Vermont Infantry

6^th Vermont Infantry

1^st Vermont Heavy Artillery

3^rd Brigade: Colonel Thomas W. Hyde

1^st Maine Infantry (Veteran)

43^rd New York Infantry (5 companies)

49^th New York Infantry (5 companies)

77^th New York Infantry (5 companies)

122^nd New York Infantry

61^st Pennsylvania Infantry

3^rd Division: Brigadier General Truman Seymour

1^st Brigade: Colonel William S. Truex

14^th New Jersey Infantry

106^th New York Infantry

151^st New York Infantry (5 companies)

87^th Pennsylvania Infantry

10^th Vermont Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General J. Warren Keifer

6^th Maryland Infantry

9^th New York Heavy Artillery

110^th Ohio Infantry

122^nd Ohio Infantry

126^th Ohio Infantry

67^th Pennsylvania Infantry

138^th Pennsylvania Infantry

Artillery Brigade: Major Andrew Cowan

1^st New Jersey Light Artillery, Company A

New York Light Artillery, 1^st and 3^rd Batteries

9^th New York Heavy Artillery, Company L

1^st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Companies G and H

5^th United States Artillery, Company E

1^st Vermont Heavy Artillery, Company D

Army of the Shenandoah

Major General Phillip H. Sheridan

Cavalry Corps: Major General Wesley Merritt

(10,979)

1^st Division: Brigadier General Thomas C. Devin

1^st Brigade: Colonel Peter Stagg

1^st Michigan Cavalry

5^th Michigan Cavalry

6^th Michigan Cavalry

7^th Michigan Cavalry

2^nd Brigade: Colonel Charles L. Fitzhugh

6^th New York Cavalry

9^th New York Cavalry

19^th New York Cavalry

17^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

20^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

3^rd (Reserve) Brigade: Brigadier General Alfred Gibbs

2^nd Massachusetts Cavalry

6^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

1^st United States Cavalry

5^th United States Cavalry

6^th United States Cavalry

Artillery

4^th United States Artillery, Companies C and E

2^nd Division (Army of the Potomac):

Major General George Crook

1^st Brigade: Brigadier General Henry E. Davies, Jr.

1^st New Jersey Cavalry

10^th New York Cavalry

24^th New York Cavalry

1^st Pennsylvania Cavalry (5 companies)

2^nd United States Artillery, Company A

2^nd Brigade: Brigadier General J. Irvin Gregg (captured April 7),

Colonel Samuel B. M. Young

4^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

8^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

16^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

21^st Pennsylvania Cavalry

1^st United States Artillery, Companies H and I

3rd Brigade: Brigadier General Charles H. Smith

1^st Maine Cavalry

2^nd New York Mounted Rifles

6^th Ohio Cavalry

13^th Ohio Cavalry

3^rd Division: Major General George A. Custer

1^st Brigade: Colonel Alexander C. M. Pennington

1^st Connecticut Cavalry

3^rd New Jersey Cavalry

2^nd New York Cavalry

2^nd Ohio Cavalry

2^nd Brigade: Colonel William Wells

8^th New York Cavalry

15^th New York Cavalry

1^st Vermont Cavalry

3^rd Indiana Cavalry, Companies A-F

3^rd Brigade: Colonel Henry Capehart

1^st New York Cavalry (Lincoln)

1^st West Virginia Cavalry

2^nd West Virginia Cavalry (7 companies)

3^rd West Virginia Cavalry

Cavalry Division (Army of the James):

Brigadier General Ranald S. Mackenzie

1^st Brigade: Colonel Robert M. West

20^th New York Cavalry

5^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

2^nd Brigade: Colonel Samuel P. Spear

1^st District of Columbia Cavalry (Battalion)

1^st Maryland Cavalry

11^th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Artillery

Wisconsin Light Artillery, 4^th Battery

Army of the James

Major General Edward O. C. Ord

Headquarters Guard

3^rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, Companies D and I

Engineers

1^st New York Engineers

Pontoniers

3^rd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company I

Unattached Cavalry

4^th Massachusetts, Companies I, L and M

5^th Massachusetts Cavalry (Colored)

7^th New York Cavalry (1^st Mounted Rifles)

XXIV Army Corps: Major General John Gibbon

(6,554)

Headquarters Guard: Captain Charles E. Thomas

4^th Massachusetts Cavalry, Companies F and K

1^st Division: Brigadier General Robert S. Foster

1^st Brigade: Colonel Thomas O. Osborne

39^th Illinois Infantry

62^nd Ohio Infantry

67^th Ohio Infantry

85^th Pennsylvania Infantry

199^th Pennsylvania Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Colonel George B. Dandy

10^th Connecticut Infantry

11^th Maine Infantry

24^th Massachusetts Infantry

100^th New York Infantry

206^th Pennsylvania Infantry

4^th Brigade: Colonel Harrison S. Fairchild

8^th Maine Infantry

89^th New York Infantry

148^th New York Infantry

158^th New York Infantry

Independent Division: Major General John W. Turner

1^st Brigade: Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Potter

34^th Massachusetts Infantry

116^th Ohio Infantry

123^rd Ohio Infantry

2^nd Brigade: Colonel William B. Curtis

23^rd Illinois Infantry

54^th Pennsylvania Infantry

12^th West Virginia Infantry

3^rd Brigade: Brigadier General Thomas M. Harris

10^th West Virginia Infantry

11^th West Virginia Infantry

15^th West Virginia Infantry

Artillery Brigade: Major Charles C. Abell

3^rd New York Light Artillery, Companies B, H, K and M

New York Light Artillery, 17^th Battery

1^st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Company A

1^st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Company F

1^st United States Artillery, Company B

4^th United States Artillery, Company L

5^th United States Artillery, Companies A and F

2^nd Division (XXV Corps): Brigadier General William Birney

(ordered to return to Petersburg on April 7), these troops were

temporarily attached to the XXIV Corps

(1,910)

2^nd Brigade: Colonel Ulysses Doubleday

8^th United States Colored Troops

41^st United States Colored Troops

45^th United States Colored Troops

127^th United States Colored Troops

3^rd Brigade: Colonel William W. Woodward

29^th United States Colored Troops

31^st United States Colored Troops

116^th United States Colored Troops

Army of Northern Virginia

General Robert E. Lee

(28,231)

(Numbers in parentheses indicate the number of soldiers paroled at

Appomattox)

Provost Guard: Major D. B. Bridgeford

1^st Battalion Virginia Infantry (139)

44^th Battalion Virginia Cavalry, Company B

Escort

39^th Battalion Virginia Cavalry (92)

Engineers: Colonel T. M. R. Talcott

1^st Confederate Engineers (191)

2^nd Confederate Engineers (94)

Artillery: Brigadier General William N. Pendleton (artillery is divided

up between the four infantry and one cavalry corps)

First and Third Army Corps (Combined)

Lieutenant General James Longstreet (Lieutenant General Ambrose

P. Hill was killed April 2, Third Corps was combined with the First)

(15,942)

Provost Guard

5^th Battalion Alabama Infantry (128)

Pickett's Division: Major General George E. Pickett (relieved of

command April 8)

Steuart's Brigade: Brigadier General George H. Steuart

9^th Virginia Infantry (40)

14^th Virginia Infantry (58)

38^th Virginia Infantry (95)

53^rd Virginia Infantry (86)

57^th Virginia Infantry (87)

Corse's Brigade: Brigadier General Montgomery D. Corse (captured

April 6), Colonel Arthur Herbert

15^th Virginia Infantry (69)

17^th Virginia Infantry (125)

29^th Virginia Infantry (31)

30^th Virginia Infantry (90)

32^nd Virginia Infantry (48)

Hunton's Brigade: Brigadier General Eppa Hunton (captured April 6),

Major Michael P. Spessard

8^th Virginia Infantry (12)

18^th Virginia Infantry (70)

19^th Virginia Infantry (30)

28^th Virginia Infantry (56)

56^th Virginia Infantry (33)

Terry's Brigade: Brigadier General William R. Terry (wounded March

31), Colonel Joseph Mayo (in command April 1),

Major William W. Bentley

1^st Virginia Infantry (17)

3^rd Virginia Infantry (70)

7^th Virginia Infantry (20)

11^th Virginia Infantry (31)

24^th Virginia Infantry (24)

Field's Division: Major General Charles W. Field

Law's Brigade: Brigadier General William F. Perry

4^th Alabama Infantry (224)

15^th Alabama Infantry (220)

44^th Alabama Infantry (209)

47^th Alabama Infantry (207)

48^th Alabama Infantry (136)

Anderson's Brigade: Brigadier General George T. Anderson

7^th Georgia Infantry (188)

8^th Georgia Infantry (153)

9^th Georgia Infantry (189)

11^th Georgia Infantry (190)

59^th Georgia Infantry (267)

Benning's Brigade: Brigadier General Henry L. Benning

2^nd Georgia Infantry (158)

15^th Georgia Infantry (246)

17^th Georgia Infantry (186)

20^th Georgia Infantry (210)

Gregg's Brigade: Colonel R. M. Powell

3^rd Arkansas Infantry (147)

1^st Texas Infantry (149)

4^th Texas Infantry (160)

5^th Texas Infantry (162)

Bratton's Brigade: Brigadier General John Bratton

1^st South Carolina Infantry (223)

5^th South Carolina Infantry (282)

6^th South Carolina Infantry (358)

2^nd South Carolina Rifles (298)

Palmetto Sharpshooters (South Carolina) (386)

Kershaw's Division: Major General Joseph B. Kershaw

DuBose's Brigade: Brigadier General Dudley M. DuBose (captured

April 6), Captain J. F. Espy

16^th Georgia Infantry (54)

18^th Georgia Infantry (53)

24^th Georgia Infantry (62)

3^rd Battalion Georgia Sharpshooters (24)

Cobb's Legion (Georgia) (56)

Phillips' Legion (Georgia) (93)

Humphreys' Brigade: Brigadier General Benjamin G. Humphreys

(captured April 6), Captain Gwin R. Cherry

13^th Mississippi Infantry (85)

17^th Mississippi Infantry (64)

18^th Mississippi Infantry (48)

21^st Mississippi Infantry (49)

Simms' Brigade: Brigadier General James P. Simms (captured

April 6), Captain George W. Waldron

10^th Georgia Infantry (50)

50^th Georgia Infantry (30)

51^st Georgia Infantry (43)

53^rd Georgia Infantry (64)

Mahone's Division: Major General William Mahone

Forney's Brigade: Brigadier General William H. Forney

8^th Alabama Infantry (170)

9^th Alabama Infantry (78)

10^th Alabama Infantry (228)

11^th Alabama Infantry (190)

13^th Alabama Infantry (91)

14^th Alabama Infantry (193)

Weisiger's Brigade: Brigadier General David A. Weisiger

6^th Virginia Infantry (111)

12^th Virginia Infantry (190)

16^th Virginia Infantry (125)

41^st Virginia Infantry (109)

61^st Virginia Infantry (119)

Harris' Brigade: Brigadier General Nathaniel H. Harris

12^th Mississippi Infantry (55)

16^th Mississippi Infantry (72)

19^th Mississippi Infantry (138)

48^th Mississippi Infantry (99)

Sorrel's Brigade: Colonel George E. Tayloe

3^rd Georgia Infantry (248)

22^nd Georgia Infantry (220)

48^th Georgia Infantry (207)

64^th Georgia Infantry (105)

2^nd Battalion Georgia Infantry (82)

10^th Battalion Georgia Infantry (166)

Finegan's Brigade: Colonel David Lang

2^nd Florida Infantry (70)

5^th Florida Infantry (53)

8^th Florida Infantry (34)

9^th Florida Infantry (124)

10^th Florida Infantry (172)

11^th Florida Infantry (23)

Florida Brigade Band (14)

28^th Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery, Companies F and H (7)

Heth's Division: Major General Henry Heth

Davis' Brigade: Brigadier General Joseph R. Davis

1^st Battalion Confederate Infantry (9)

2^nd Mississippi Infantry (20)

11^th Mississippi Infantry (19)

26^th Mississippi Infantry (12)

42^nd Mississippi Infantry (6)

Cooke's Brigade: Brigadier General John R. Cooke

15^th North Carolina Infantry (137)

27^th North Carolina Infantry (117)

46^th North Carolina Infantry (118)

48^th North Carolina Infantry (101)

55^th North Carolina Infantry (83)

MacRae's Brigade: Brigadier General William MacRae

11^th North Carolina Infantry (84)

26^th North Carolina Infantry (131)

44^th North Carolina Infantry (83)

47^th North Carolina Infantry (77)

52^nd North Carolina Infantry (96)

McComb's Brigade: Brigadier General William McComb

2^nd Battalion Maryland Infantry (63)

1^st Tennessee Infantry (Provisional Army) (38)

7^th Tennessee Infantry (48)

14^th Tennessee Infantry (41)

17^th Tennessee Infantry (68)

23^rd Tennessee Infantry (56)

25^th Tennessee Infantry (25)

44^th Tennessee Infantry (58)

63^rd Tennessee Infantry (75)

Wilcox's Division: Major General Cadmus M. Wilcox

Thomas' Brigade: Brigadier General Edward L. Thomas

14^th Georgia Infantry (168)

35^th Georgia Infantry (137)

45^th Georgia Infantry (93)

49^th Georgia Infantry (112)

Lane's Brigade: Brigadier General James H. Lane

18^th North Carolina Infantry (99)

28^th North Carolina Infantry (232)

33^rd North Carolina Infantry (120)

37^th North Carolina Infantry (111)

McGowan's Brigade: Brigadier General Samuel McGowan

1^st South Carolina Infantry (Provisional Army) (116)

12^th South Carolina Infantry (161)

13^th South Carolina Infantry (198)

14^th South Carolina Infantry (265)

Orr's Rifles (South Carolina) (157)

Scales' Brigade: Colonel Joseph H. Hyman

13^th North Carolina Infantry (218)

16^th North Carolina Infantry (96)

22^nd North Carolina Infantry (111)

34^th North Carolina Infantry (169)

38^th North Carolina Infantry (132)

First Corps Artillery: Brigadier General E. Porter Alexander

Cabell's Battalion: Major S. P. Hamilton

Anderson's Battery (Virginia)

Frasier's Battery (Georgia) (4)

Carlton's Battery (Georgia) (10)

1^st Company Richmond Howitzers (Virginia) (12)

Manly's Battery/1^st North Carolina Artillery, Company A (5)

Huger's Battalion: Major Tyler C. Jordan

Fickling's Battery (South Carolina) (44)

Moody's Battery (Louisiana) (45)

Parker's Battery (Virginia) (48)

J. D. Smith's Battery (Virginia) (66)

Taylor's Battery (Virginia) (45)

Woolfolk's Battery (Virginia) (66)

Hardaway's Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Hardaway

Powhatan Artillery (Virginia) (89)

3^rd Company Richmond Howitzers (Virginia) (95)

Rockbridge Artillery (Virginia) (119)

Salem Flying Artillery (Virginia) (98)

Haskell's Battalion: Major John C. Haskell

Flanner's Battery (North Carolina) (27)

Palmetto Light/Garden's Battery (South Carolina) (101)

Lamkin's Battery (Virginia) (13)

Ramsay's Battery/1^st North Carolina Artillery, Company D (28)

Stark's Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel Alexander W. Stark

Louisiana Guard Artillery (18)

Armistead's Battery/Matthew's Artillery (Virginia) (71)

McComas Artillery/French's Battery (Virginia) (66)

Johnson's Battalion: Major Marmaduke Johnson

Clutter's Artillery (Virginia) (56)

FredericksburgArtillery (Virginia) (77)

Third Corps Artillery: Colonel R. Lindsay Walker

McIntosh's Battalion: Colonel David G. McIntosh

1^st Maryland Battery (36)

4^th Maryland Battery (12)

DanvilleArtillery (Virginia) (85)

Hardaway Artillery/Hurt's Battery (Alabama) (83)

2^nd Rockbridge Artillery (Virginia) (28)

Pegram's Battalion: Colonel William J. Pegram (killed April 2)

Ellett's Battery (Virginia) (4)

Letcher Artillery (Virginia) (5)

Pee Dee Light Artillery (South Carolina)

Purcell Light Artillery (Virginia) (1)

Poague's Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel William T. Poague

Madison Artillery (Mississippi) (58)

AlbemarleArtillery (Virginia) (48)

Brooks Artillery/Utterback's Battery (Virginia) (40)

Charlotte Artillery (Virginia)

Penick's Battery/Pittsylvania Artillery (Virginia) (70)

Williams' Battery/1^st North Carolina Artillery, Company C (25)

Richardson's Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel Charles Richardson

Lewis Artillery (Virginia)

Donaldsonville Artillery (Louisiana) (71)

Norfolk Light Artillery Blues (Virginia) (25)

Huger Artillery (Virginia) (2)

Lane's Battalion (Sumter Battalion): Major John Lane (54)

Ross' Battery (Georgia)

Patterson's Battery (Georgia)

Irwin Artillery (Georgia)

Owen's Battalion: Major William M. Owen

Chamberlayne's Battery (Virginia) (45)

Dickenson's Artillery (Virginia) (7)

Walker's Battery (Virginia) (1)

WashingtonArtillery of New Orleans: Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin

Eshleman

1^st Company (Louisiana) (5)

2^nd Company (Louisiana) (8)

3^rd Company (Louisiana) (12)

4^th Company (Louisiana) (13)

Second Army Corps: Major General John B. Gordon

(8,399)

Grimes' Division: Major General Bryan Grimes

Battle's Brigade: Colonel Edwin L. Hobson

3^rd Alabama Infantry (105)

5^th Alabama Infantry (62)

6^th Alabama Infantry (87)

12^th Alabama Infantry (69)

61^st Alabama Infantry (50)

Grimes' Brigade: Colonel D. G. Cowand

32^nd North Carolina Infantry (119)

43^rd North Carolina Infantry (179)

45^th North Carolina Infantry (97)

53^rd North Carolina Infantry (96)

2^nd Battalion North Carolina Infantry (52)

Cox's Brigade: Brigadier General William R. Cox

1^st North Carolina Infantry (73)

2^nd North Carolina Infantry (64)

3^rd North Carolina Infantry (58)

4^th North Carolina Infantry (117)

14^th North Carolina Infantry (121)

30^th North Carolina Infantry (162)

Cook's Brigade: Colonel Edwin A. Nash

4^th Georgia Infantry (148)

12^th Georgia Infantry (70)

21^st Georgia Infantry (65)

44^th Georgia Infantry (83)

Archer's Brigade: Lieutenant Colonel Fletcher H. Archer

3^rd Battalion Virginia Reserves (18)

44^th Battalion Virginia Infantry (61)

Early's Division: Brigadier General James A. Walker

Johnston's Brigade: Colonel John W. Lea

5^th North Carolina Infantry (93)

12^th North Carolina Infantry (152)

20^th North Carolina Infantry (83)

23^rd North Carolina Infantry (91)

1^st Battalion North Carolina Sharpshooters (69)

Lewis' Brigade: Captain John Beard

6^th North Carolina Infantry (188)

21^st North Carolina Infantry (111)

54^th North Carolina Infantry (61)

57^th North Carolina Infantry (82)

Walker's Brigade: Major Henry Kyd Douglas

13^th Virginia Infantry (63)

31^st Virginia Infantry (57)

49^th Virginia Infantry (62)

52^nd Virginia Infantry (60)

58^th Virginia Infantry (67)

Gordon's Division: Brigadier General Clement A. Evans

Evans' Brigade: Colonel John H. Lowe

13^th Georgia Infantry (174)

26^th Georgia Infantry (220)

31^st Georgia Infantry (123)

38^th Georgia Infantry (112)

60^th Georgia Infantry (91)

61^st Georgia Infantry (82)

9^th Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery (21)

12^th Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery (131)

18^th Battalion Georgia Infantry (16)

Terry's Brigade: Colonel Titus V. Williams

2^nd Virginia Infantry (74)

4^th Virginia Infantry (47)

5^th Virginia Infantry (56)

10^th Virginia Infantry (50)

21^st Virginia Infantry (57)

23^rd Virginia Infantry (59)

25^th Virginia Infantry (19)

27^th Virginia Infantry (22)

33^rd Virginia Infantry (19)

37^th Virginia Infantry (42)

42^nd Virginia Infantry (53)

44^th Virginia Infantry (16)

48^th Virginia Infantry (41)

York's Brigade: Colonel Eugene Waggaman

1^st Louisiana Infantry (19)

2^nd Louisiana Infantry (44)

5^th Louisiana Infantry (19)

6^th Louisiana Infantry (56)

7^th Louisiana Infantry (43)

8^th Louisiana Infantry (58)

9^th Louisiana Infantry (68)

10^th Louisiana Infantry (17)

14^th Louisiana Infantry (32)

15^th Louisiana Infantry (19)

Johnson's Division: Major General Bushrod R. Johnson (relieved

of command April 8), Brigadier General William H. Wallace

Wallace's Brigade: Brigadier General William H. Wallace

17^th South Carolina Infantry (121)

18^th South Carolina Infantry (160)

22^nd South Carolina Infantry (89)

23^rd South Carolina Infantry (106)

26^th South Carolina Infantry (124)

Holcombe Legion (South Carolina) (34)

Moody's Brigade: Brigadier General Young M. Moody (captured

April 8), Colonel Martin L. Stansel

41^st Alabama Infantry (99)

43^rd Alabama Infantry (128)

59^th Alabama Infantry (110)

60^th Alabama Infantry (184)

23^rd Battalion Alabama Infantry (47)

Wise's Brigade: Brigadier General Henry A. Wise

26^th Virginia Infantry (96)

34^th Virginia Infantry (245)

46^th Virginia Infantry (139)

59^th Virginia Infantry (149)

Ransom's Brigade: Brigadier General Matthew W. Ransom

24^th North Carolina Infantry (55)

25^th North Carolina Infantry (78)

35^th North Carolina Infantry (117)

49^th North Carolina Infantry (108)

56^th North Carolina Infantry (72)

Second Corps Artillery: Brigadier General Armistead L. Long

Nelson's Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel William Nelson

AmherstArtillery (Virginia)

Milledge's Artillery (Georgia)

Fluvanna Artillery (Virginia)

Braxton's Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel Carter M. Braxton

Alleghany Artillery (Virginia) (2)

Lee Artillery (Virginia) (16)

Stafford Artillery (Virginia) (5)

Cutshaw's Battalion: Major Wilfred E. Cutshaw (wounded April 6),

Captain C. W. Fry

Orange Artillery (Virginia) (20)

StauntonArtillery (Virginia) (54)

2^nd Company Richmond Howitzers (Virginia) (49)

King William Light Artillery (Virginia) (23)

Montgomery's/Louisa Battery (Virginia) (31)

Jeff Davis Artillery/Reese's Battery (Alabama) (27)

Anderson's Corps Artillery: Colonel Hillary P. Jones

Coit's Battalion: Major James C. Coit

Wright's Battery (Virginia)

Pegram's Battery (Virginia)

Bradford's Battery (Mississippi)

Kelly's Battery (South Carolina)

Blount's Battalion: Major Joseph G. Blount

Cumming's Battery (North Carolina)

Lowry's Battery (Virginia)

Miller's Battery (North Carolina)

Slaten's Battery (Georgia)

Stribling's Battalion: Major Robert M. Stribling

Marshall's Battery (Virginia)

Macon's Battery (Virginia)

Sullivan's Battery (Virginia)

Dickerson's Battery (Virginia)

Sturdivant's Battalion: Captain N. A. Sturdivant

Martin's Battery (Virginia)

Sturdivant's Battery (Virginia)

Third Army Corps: Lieutenant General Ambrose P. Hill (killed

April 2), Third Corps was combined with the First Corps under

Lieutenant General James Longstreet

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

1^st Virginia Cavalry (1)

2^nd Virginia Cavalry (47)

3^rd Virginia Cavalry (4)

4^th Virginia Cavalry (7)

Payne's Brigade: Brigadier General William H. Payne (wounded

April 6), Colonel Rueben B. Boston (killed April 6)

5^th Virginia Cavalry (2)

6^th Virginia Cavalry (4)

15^th Virginia Cavalry

36^th Battalion Virginia Cavalry (92)

Gary's Brigade: Brigadier General Martin W. Gary

7^th Georgia Cavalry (46)

7^th South Carolina Cavalry (384)

Hampton Legion (South Carolina) (246)

24^th 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

1^st North Carolina Cavalry (10)

2^nd North Carolina Cavalry (10)

3^rd North Carolina Cavalry (2)

5^th North Carolina Cavalry (6)

Beale's Brigade: Captain Samuel H. Burt

9^th Virginia Cavalry (24)

10^th Virginia Cavalry (22)

13^th Virginia Cavalry (86)

14^th Virginia Cavalry (37)

Roberts' Brigade: Brigadier General William P. Roberts

4^th North Carolina Cavalry (38)

16^th 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

7^th Virginia Cavalry (1)

11^th Virginia Cavalry

12^th Virginia Cavalry

35^th Battalion Virginia Cavalry

McCausland's Brigade: commander unknown

16^th Virginia Cavalry

17^th Virginia Cavalry

21^st Virginia Cavalry (1)

22^nd 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)

2^nd 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)

22^nd Battalion Virginia Infantry (13)

25^th Battalion Virginia Infantry (25)

40^th Virginia Infantry (9)

47^th and 50^th Virginia Infantry (Consolidated) (7)

Moore's Brigade: Brigadier General Patrick T. Moore (apparently did

not accompany his command on the retreat)

2^nd Virginia Local Defense Troops (2)

3^rd Virginia Local Defense Troops (1)

1^st Virginia Reserves (2)

2^nd Virginia Reserves (8)

1^st Battalion Virginia Reserves (16)

2^nd Battalion Virginia Reserves (2)

Artillery Brigade: Colonel Stapleton Crutchfield (killed April 6), this

entire brigade was deployed as infantry during the retreat

10^th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (102)

18^th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (25)

19^th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (49)

20^th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery (22)

18^th 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)