Confederate Order of Battle

CONFEDERATE FORCES ENGAGED IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR ATLANTA

Army of Tennessee
Major General Joseph E. Johnston (Commanded from May 6 - July 18)
Major General John Bell Hood (Commanded July 18)

Chief of Staff – Brigadier General William W. Mackall
Chief of Artillery – Brigadier General Francis A. Shoup (Chief of Staff from July 21)
Chief of Artillery – Colonel Robert F. Beckham (From July 21)
Chief Engineer – Lieutenant Colonel Stephen W. Presstman
Chief Engineer – Major General Martin L. Smith (From July 20)
Medical Director – Surgeon-Major A.J. Foard
Chief Ordnance Officer – Captain W. D. Humprhies
Chief Ordnance Officer – Lieutenant Colonel James M. Kennard (From July 29)

HARDEE'S CORPS
Lt. General William J. Hardee
Major General Patrick R. Cleburne (Commanded August 30 and 31 at Battle of Jonesboro)

CHEATHAM'S DIVISION
Major General Benjamin F. Cheatham
Brig. General George E. Maney(Commanded from July 19 to 25)
Brigadier General John C. Carter (Commanded from August 31)

Maney’s Tennessee Brigade
Brig. General George E. Maney
Colonel Geroge C. Porter
Colonel Francis M. Walker (Commanded from July 10)
Units
1^st & 27^th Tennessee – Colonel Hume R. Field (Wounded June 27 at Battle of Kennesaw Mountain)
4^th Confederate – Lieutenant Colonel Oliver A. Bradshaw
6^th & 9^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel John W. Buford
41^st Tennessee – Colonel James D. Tillman
50^th Tennessee – Colonel Stehpen H. Coms

Strahl’s Tennessee Brigade
Brigadier General Otho F. Strahl
Colonel Andrew J. Kellar (Commanded from August 31)
Units
4^th & 5^th Tennessee – Colonel Johnathan J. Lamb (Wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
19^th Tennessee – Colonel Francis M. Walker (Killed July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
24^th Tennessee – Colonel John A. Wilson
31^st Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel Fountain E. P. Stafford
33^rd Tennessee – Colonel Warner P. Jones (Killed May 14 at Battle of Resaca)

Wright’s Tennessee Brigade
Colonel John C. Carter
Units
8^th Tennessee – Colonel John H. Anderson
16^th Tennessee – Major Benjamin Randals
28^th Tennessee – Colonel Sidney S. Stanton
38^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel Andrew D. Gwynne
51^st & 52 Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel John W. Estes

Vaughn’s Tennessee Brigade
Brigadier General Alfred J. Vaughn (Wounded July 7^th near Vining’s Station)
Colonel Michael Mageveny (Commanded from July 4)
Colonel George W. Grdon (Commanded from August 4)
Units
11^th Tennessee - Colonel George W. Gordon
12^th & 47^th Tennessee Colonel William M. Watkins
29^th Tennessee – Colonel Horace Rice
13^th & 15^4th – Tennessee- Colonel Michael Magenvey

CLEBURNE'S DIVISION
Major General Patrick R. Cleburne
Brigadier General Mark P. Lowrey (Commanded August 30 and 31 at Jonesboro)

Polk’s Brigade (Broken up July 24)
Brigadier General Lucius Polk (Wounded June 17 near Mud Creek)
Units
1^st & 15^th Arkansas (To Govan’s Brigade July 27) – Lieutenant Colonel William H. Martin (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
5^th Confederate (To James A. Smith’s Brigade July 24) – Major Richard J. Person (Captured July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
2^nd Tennessee (To Tyler’s Brigade July 24) – Colonel William D. Robison
35^th & 48^th Tennessee (To Quarles Brigade July 24) – Captain Henry G. Evans

Govan’s Arkansas Brigade
Brigadier General Daniel C. Govan (Captured September 1 at Jonesboro and later exchanged for General George Stoneman)
2^nd & 24^th Arkansas – Colonel E. Warfield (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
5^th & 13^th Arkansas – Colonel John E. Murray (Killed July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
6^th & 7^th Arkansas – Colonel Samuel G. Smith (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
8^th & 19^th Arkansas – Colonel Geroge F. Baucum (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
3^rd Confederate – Captain M. H. Dixon

Lowrey’s Brigade
Brigadier General Mark P. Lowrey
Colonel John Weir (Commanded from August 31)
Units
16^th Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel Frederick A. Ashford
33^rd Alabama – Colonel Samuel Adams (Killed July 21 at Legget’s Hill)
45^th Alabama – Colonel Harris D. Lampley (Wounded and Captured July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)

Granbury’s Texas Brigade
Brigadier Gen Hiram M. Granbury
Brigadier General James A Smith (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
Units
6^th & 15^th Texas Cavalry – Captain Rhoads Fisher (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
7^th Texas – Captain C.F. Talley
10^th Texas – Colonel Roger Q. Mills (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta and replaced by Colonel William Grace, who was killed at Battle of Jonesboro August 31)
17^th & 18^th Texas Cavalry – Captain George D. Manion
24^th & 25^th Texas Cavalry – Lieutenant Colonel William M. Neyland (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)

BATE'S DIVISION
Major General William B. Bate (Wounded August 10 near Utoy Creek)
Major General John C. Brown (Commanded from August 11)

Smith’s Brigade
Brigadier General Thomas R. Smith
Units
37^th Georgia – Colonel Joseph T. Smith
4^th Georgia Sharpshooters – Major Theodore D. Caswell
20^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel William M. Shy
30^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel James J. Turner
15^th & 37^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel James J. Turner

Lewis’ Kentucky Orphan Brigade
Brigadier General Joseph H. Lewis
Units
2^nd Kentucky – Colonel James W. Moss (Wounded and captured August 31 at Jonesboro)
4^th Kentucky – Lieutenant Colonel Thomas W. Thompson5^th Kentucky – Lieutenant Colonel Hiram Hawkins
6^th Kentucky – Colonel Martin H. Cofer
9^th Kentuck – Colonel John W. Caldwell

Finley’s Florida Brigade
Brigadier General Jesse J. Finley (Wounded August 31 at Jonesboro)
Colonel Robert Bullock
Units
1^st & 3^rd Florida Cavalry – Major Glover A. Ball
1^st & 4^th Florida – Lieutenant Colonel Edward Badger
6^th Florida – Colonel Angus D. McLean (Killed May 28 at Battle of Dallas)
7^th Florida – Colonel Robert Bullock

WALKER'S DIVISION (Broken up July 24)
Major General William H.T. Walker (Killed July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
Brigadier General Hugh W. Mercer (Commanded from July 22 to 24)

Mercer’s Georgia Brigade (Transferred from Savannah May 5 and to Cleburne’s Division July 24)
Brigadier General Hugh Mercer (Transferred from Savannah July 24)
Lieutenant Colonel Morgan Rawls (Assumed command and wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
Lieutenant Colonel Cincinnatus S. Guyton (Commanded from July 22 to July 24)
Colonel William Barkuloo (Commanded from July 24 to August 2)
Colonel Charles Olmstead (Commanded from August 2)
Units
1^st Georgia – Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Olmstead
54^th Georgia – Lieutenant Colonel Morgan Rawls (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
57^th Georgia – Lieutenant Colonel Cincinnatus S. Guyton
63^rd Georgia – Colonel George A. Gordon

Gist’s Brigade (Transferred from Cheatham’s Division July 24)
Brigadier General States Rights Gist (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta )
Colonel James McCullough (Commanded from July 22)
Units
8^th Georgia Battalion – Lieutenant Colonel Zachariah L. Watters
46^th Georgia – Major Samuel J. C. Dunlap
16^th South Carolina – Colonel James McCullough
24^th South Carolina – Colonel Ellison Capers

Jackson’s Brigade (Transferred to Cheatham’s Division July 24)
Brigadier General John R. Jackson
Units
47^th Georgia (Transferred to Savannah July 24)
65^th Georgia – Cap. William G. Foster
5^th Mississippi (Transferred to Savannah July 24) – Colonel John Weir
8^th Mississippi – Colonel John C. Wilkinson (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
2^nd Georgia Sharpshooters – Major Richard H. Whiteley

Stevens’ Georgia Brigade
Brigadier General Clement H. Stevens (Killed July 20 at Battle of Peachtree Creek)
Colonel James Cooper Nisbet (Captured July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
Brigadier General Henry Rootes Jackson (Commanded from July 29)
Units
1^st Georgia Confederates – Colonel George A. Smith
25^th Georgia – Colonel William J. Winn
29^th Georgia – Major John J. Owen
30^th Georgia – Lieutenant Colonel James S. Boynton (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)

HOOD'S ARMY CORPS
Lieutenant General John B. Hood
Major General Carter l. Stevenson (Commanded July 18)
Major General Benjamin F. Cheatham (Commanded July 19 to 25)
Lieutenant General Stephen D. Lee (Commanded from July 27)

HINDMAN'S DIVISION
Major General Thomas C. Hindman (Sustained eye injury July 3 near Smyrna)
Brigadier General John C. Brown (Commanded from July 11 and wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
Major General Patton Anderson (Commanded from July 29 and wounded August 31 at Battle of Jonesboro)
Major General Edward Johnson (Commanded from August 31)

Deas’s Alabama Brigade
Brigadier General Zachariah C. Deas (Sick from late May to August 6)
Colonel John C. Coltart (Commanded from June 30 to July 26 and wounded July 28 at battle of Ezra Church)
Brigadier General George D. Johnston (Commanded from July 26 and wounded July 28 at battle of Ezra Church)
Lieutenant Colonel Harry T. Toulmin (Commanded from July 28)
Units
19^th Alabama – Colonel George R. Kimbrough
22^nd Alabama – Colonel Benjamin R. Hart (Killed July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
25^th Alabama – Colonel George D. Johnston (Wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
39^th Alabama – Colonel William C. Clifton (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
50^th Alabama – Colonel John G. Coltart (Wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
17^th Alabama Sharpshooters – Capt. James F. Nabers

Manigault’s Brigade
Brigadier General Arthur M. Manigault
Units
24^th Alabama – Colonel Newton N. Davis
28^th Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel William L. Butler
34^th Alabama – Colonel Julius C. B. Mitchell
10^th South Carolina – Colonel James Pressley (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
19^th South Carolina – Major James L. White (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)

Walthall’s Mississippi Brigade
Brigadier General Edward C. Walthall (Assumed command of a division in Loring’s (Polk’s) Corps June 6)
Colonel Samuel Benton (Commanded from June 5, wounded July 22 at battle of Atlanta)
Colonel William F. Brantley (Commanded from July 22)
Units
24^th & 27^th Mississippi – Colonel Robert P. McKelvaine (Wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
29^th & 30^th Mississippi – Colonel William F. Brantley
34^th Mississippi – Colonel Samuel Benton (Wounded July 22 at battle of Atlanta)

Tucker’s Mississippi Brigade
Brigadier General William F. Tucker (Wounded May 14 at Resaca)
Colonel Jacob H. Sharp (Commanded from May 14)
Units
7^th Mississippi- Colonel William H. Bishop
9^th Mississippi – Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin F. Johns
10^th Mississippi – Lieutenant Colonel George B. Myers
41^st Mississippi – Colonel J. Byrd Williams (Killed Augus 31 at Battle of Jonesboro)
9^th Mississippi Sharpshooters – Major William C. Richards

STEVENSON'S DIVISION
Major General Carter L. Stevenson (Wounded August 31 at battle of Jonesboro)

Brown’s Tennessee Brigade
Brigadier General John C. Brown (Took command of Hindman’s Division July 11)
Colonel Joseph C. Palmer (Commanded from July 11)
Units
3^rd Tennessee – Colonel Calvin H. Walker (Killed June 22 at Battle of Kolb’s Farm)
18^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel William R. Butler
26^th Tennessee – Colonel Richard M. Saffell
32^nd Tennessee – Colonel Edward C. Cook (Killed June 22 at Battle of Kolb’s Farm)
45^th & 23^rd Tennessee – Colonel Anderson Searcy

Cumming’s Georgia Brigade
Brigadier General Alfred Cumming (Wounded August at Battle of Jonesboro)
Units
2^nd Georgia State Line (Joined brigade June 15)
34^th Georgia – Major John M. Jackson
36^th Georgia – Major Charles E. Broyles
39^th Georgia – Lieutenant Colonel J.F.B. Jackson
56^th Georgia – Colonel Elihu P. Watkins (Wounded June 22 at Battle of Kolb’s Farm)

Reynold’s Brigade
Brigadier General Alexander W. Reynolds (Wounded may 25 at Battle of New Hope Church)
Units
58^th North Carolina – Major Thomas J. Dula
60^th North Carolina – Colonel Wachington M. hardy
54^th Virginia – Colonel Robert C. Trigg
63^rd Virginia – Capt. Connally H. Lynch

Pettus’ Alabama Brigade
Brigadier General Edmund W. Pettus
Units
20^th Alabama – Colonel James M. Dedman
23^rd Alabama - Colonel Franklin R. Beck (Killed May 14 at Battle of Resaca)
30^th Alabama – Colonel Charles M. Shelly
31^st Alabama – Colonel Daniel R. Hundley
46^th Alabama – Capt. George E. Brewer

STEWART'S DIVISION
Major General Alexander P. Stewart (Commanded until July 7, when placed in command of Polk’s old corps)
Major General Henry D. Clayton (Commanded from July 7)

Stovall’s Georgia Brigade
Brigadier General Marcellus A. Stovall (Sick May 15 to June 1 and absent much of July & August, but commanded on August 31 at Jonesboro)
Colonel Abda Johnson (Commanded May 15 to June 1)
Colonel Robert J. Henderson (Commanded from August 12 to 31)
Units
1^st Georgia State Line (Joined brigade May 26)
40^th Georgia – Colonel Abda Johnson
41^st Georgia – Major Mark S. Nall (Killed August 31 at Battle of Jonesboro)
42^nd Georgia – Colonel Robert J. Henderson (Wounded May 15 at Battle of Resaca)
43^rd Georgia – Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Kellog (Wounded May 25 at Battle of New Hope Church)
52^nd Georgia – Capt. John R. Russell

Clayton’s Alabama Brigade
Brigadier General Henry D. Clayton (Commanded until July 7, when assumed command of Stewart’s old corps)
Brigadier General James T. Holtzclaw (Commanded from July 10)
Colonel Bushrod Jones (Commanded from July 22)
Units
18^th Alabama – Colonel Peter F. Hunley
32^nd & 58^th Alabama – Colonel Bushrod Jones
36^th Alabama – Colonel Lewis T. Woodruff (Killed May 25 at Battle of new hope Church)
38^th Alabama – Colonel A.R. Lankford (Killed May 15 at Battle of Resaca)

Gibson’s Louisiana Brigade
Brigadier General Randall L. Gibson
Units
1^st Louisiana – Major S. S. Batchelor
13^th Louisiana – Lieutenant Colonel Francis L. Campbell
16^th & 25^th Louisiana – Colonel Joseph C. Lewis (Killed August 31 at Battle of Jonesboro)
14^th Battalion Louisiana Sharpshooters – Major John E. Austin
19^th Louisiana – Colonel Richard W. Turner
20^th Louisiana – Colonel Leon von Zinken

Baker’s Alabama Brigade
Brigadier General Alpheus Baker
Units
37^th Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel Alexander A. Greene (Wounded July 22 at Battle of Atlanta)
40^th Alabama – Colonel John H. Higley
42^nd Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel Thomas C. Lanier (Wounded May 26 near New Hope Church)
54^th Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel John A. Minter

POLK'S ARMY CORPS
Major General Leonidas K. Polk (Killed June 14 at Pine Mountain)
Major General William W. Loring (Commanded June 14 to July 7)
Major General Alexander P. Stewart (Commanded from July 7 and wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
Major General Benjamin F. Cheatham (Commanded from July 28)
ESCORT
Orleans Louisiana Light Horse Cavalry – Capt. Leeds Greenleaf

LORING'S DIVISION (Joined Army of Tennessee May 11)
Major General William W. Loring
Brigadier General Winfield S. Featherston (Commanded from June 14 to July 7)
Featherston’s Mississippi Brigade
Brigadier General Winfield Featherston
Units
3^rd Mississippi – Colonel Thomas A Mellon (Wounded July 20 at Battle of Peachtree Creek)
22^nd Mississippi – Major Martin A Oatis (Wounded July 20 at Battle of Peachtree Creek)
31^st Mississippi – Colonel Marcus D. L. Stephens
40^th Mississippi – Lieutenant Colonel George P. Wallace (Wounded July 20 at Battle of Peachtree Creek)
1^st Mississippi Sharpshooters – Major James M. Stigler

Adam’s Mississippi Brigade
Brigadier General John Adams
Units
6^th Mississippi – Colonel Robert Lowry
14^th Mississippi – Lieutenant Colonel Washington L. Doss
15^th Mississippi – Colonel Michael Farrell
20^th Mississippi – Colonel William N. Brown
23^rd Mississippi – Colonel Joseph M. Wells
43^rd Mississippi – Colonel Richard Harrison

Scott’s Brigade
Brigadier General Thomas M. Scott
Units
27^th Alabama – Colonel James Jackson
35^th Alabama – Colonel Samuel S. Ives
49^th Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel John D. Weeden
55^th Alabama – Colonel John Snodgrass
57^th Alabama – Col Charles J. L. Cunningham
12^th Louisiana – Colonel Noel L. Nelson

FRENCH'S DIVISION (Joined Army of Tennessee May 18)
Major General Samuel G. French

Ector’s Brigade
Brigadier General Mathew D. Ector (Wounded June 2 near Lost Mountain and July 27 during Siege of Atlanta)
Brigadier General William H. Young (Commanded from July 27)
Units
29^th North Carolina – Colonel Bacchus S. Proffit
39^th North Carolina – Colonel David Coleman
9^th Texas – Colonel William H. Young
10^th Texas Cavalry – Colonel C.R. Earp
14^th Texas Cavalry – Colonel Joyhn L. Camp
32^nd Texas Cavalry – Colonel Julius A. Andrews

Cockrell’s Missouri Brigade
Brigadier General Francis M. Cockrell (Wounded June 19 near Kennesaw Mountain and resumed commanded August 8)
Colonel Elijah Gates (Commanded from June 6, wounded June 17 near the Latimer House and wounded August 23 in fortifications of Atlanta, near Jennings’ House)
Units
1^st & 4^th Missouri – Colonel A.C. Riley (Killed May 25 at Battle of New Hope Church and replaced by Colonel Hugh Garland)
2^nd & 6^th Missouri – Colonel Peter C. Fluorney
3^rd & 5^th Missouri – Colonel James McCowan
1^st & 3^rd Missouri Cavalry – Colonel Elijah Gates

Sears’ Mississippi Brigade
Brigadier General Claudius W. Sears
Colonel William S. Barry (Commanded from June 10)
Units
4^th Mississippi – Colonel Thomas N. Adaire
35^th Mississippi – Colonel Reuben H. Shotwell
36^th Mississippi – Colonel William W. Witherspoon
46^th Mississippi – Colonel William H. Clark
7^th Mississippi Battalion – Capt. W. A. Trotter

WALTHALL'S DIVISION (From the Dept. of the Gulf as Cantey’s Division May 9 and became Walthall’s Division June 6.)
Major General Edward C. Walthall (Commanded new division from June 6.)

Reynolds’ Arkansa Brigade
Brigadier Gen Daniel H. Reynolds
Units
1^st Arkansas Mounted Rifles – Colonel Lee M. Ramsaur
2^nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles – Colonel James A. Williamson
4^th Arkansas Mounted Rifles – Colonel Henry G. Bunn (Wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
9^th Arkansas Mounted Rifles – Colonel Isaac L. Dunlop
25^th Arkansas Mounted Rifles – Colonel Charles J. Turnbull

Cantey’s Brigade
Brigadier General James Cantey
Colonel Edward A O’Neal (Commanded from June 27)
Units
17^th Alabama – Colonel Virgil S. Murphy
26^th Alabama – Major David F. Bryan
29^th Alabama – Colonel John F. Conoley
37^th Mississippi – Colonel Orlando S. Holland

Quarles Brigade (Joined Army of Tennessee May 24)
Brigadier General William A. Quarles
Units
1^st Alabama – Major Samuel L. Knox (Wounded July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)
4^th Alabama – Colonel Samuel E. Hunter
30^th Louisiana – Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Shields (Killed July 28 at Battle of Ezra Church)

ARTILLERY
Brigadier General Francis A. Shoup (Commanded until July 21)
Colonel Robert F. Beckham (Commanded from July 21)

HARDEE'S CORPS ARTILLERY
Colonel Melancthon Smith

HOXTON'S BATTALION (8 Napoleans & 4 – 12 pounder howitzers)
Major Llewelyn Hoxton
Units
Alabama Battery – Capt. John Phelan (Wounded May 15 at Battle of Resaca)
Florida Battery – Capt. Thomas J. Perry
Mississippi Battery – Capt. William B. Turner

HOTCHKISS'S BATTALION (8 Napoleans & 4 – 12 pounder howitzers)
Major Thomas R. Hotchkiss (Wounded July 21 near Leggett’s Hill)
Capt. Thomas J. Key (Commanded from July 21)

MARTIN'S BATTALION (6 Napoleans & 6 – 12 pounder howitzers)
Major Robert Martin
Units
Missouri Battery – Capt. Hiram M. Bledsoe
South Carolina Battery - Lieutenant Rene Beauregard
Georgia Battery – Capt. Evan P. Howell

COBB'S BATTALION (8 Napoleans & 4 – 12 pounder howitzers)
Major Robert Cobb
Units
Kentucky Battery – Capt. Frank P. Gracey
Tennessee Battery – Capt. John W. Mebane (Killed May 27 near new Hope Church)
Washington Louisiana Battery – Capt. Cuthbert H. Slocumb

PALMER'S BATTALION (8 Napoleans & 4 – 3”ordnance rifles)
Major Joseph Palmer
Units
Alabama Battery – Capt. Charles L. Lumsden
Georgia Battery – Capt. Ruel W. Anderson
Georgia Battery – Capt. Minor W. Havis

HOOD'S (LEE'S) CORPS ARTILLERY
Colonel Robert F. Beckham
Lieutenant Colonel James H. Hallonquist (Commanded from July 21)

COURTNEY'S BATTALION (4 Napoleans, 4 – 12 pounder howitzers, & 4 – 3” ordnance rifles)
Major Alred R. Courtney
Units
Alabama Battery – Capt. James Garrity
Alabama Battery – Capt. Staunton H. Dent
Texas Battery – Capt. James P. Douglas

ELDRIDGE'S BATTALION (6 Napoleans, 2 – 12 pounder howitzers & 4 – 3” ordnance rifles)
Major John W. Eldridge
Units
Eufaula Alabama Battery – Capt. McDonald Oliver
Louisiana Battery – Capt. Charles E. Fenner
Mississippi Battery – Captain Thomas J. Stanford (Killed May 15 at Battle of Resaca)

JOHNSTON'S BATTALION (12 Napoleans)
Major John W. Johnston (Wounded May 14 at Resaca)
Capt. Maximillian Van Den Corput (Commanded from May 14)
Units
Cherokee Georgia battery – Capt. Maximillian Van Den Corput
Georgia Light Battery – Capt. John B. Rowan
Tennessee Battery – Capt. Lucius G. Marshall

WILLIAMS' BATTALION (Transferred to Stewart’s Corps July 23) (4 Napoleans, 4 – 12 pounder howitzers & 4 – 3” ordnance rifles)
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel C. Williams
Capt. Reuben F. Kolb (Commanded from July 31)
Units
Barbour Alabama Battery – Capt. Reuben F. Kolb
Jefferson Mississippi Battery – Capt. Putnam Darden
Virginia Battery – Capt. William C. Jeffress

POLK'S CORPS ARTILLERY
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel C. Williams (Commanded from July 23)

MYRICK'S BATTALION (12 Napoleans)
Major John D. Myrick
Units
Mississippi Battery – Capt. James J. Cowan
Lookout Tennessee Battery – Capt. Robert L. Barry
Pointe Coupee Louisiana Battery – Capt. Alcide Bouanchard

STORRS' BATTALION (10 Napoleans & 2 – 3” ordnance rifles)
Major George S. Storrs
Units
Alabama Battery – Capt. John J. Ward (Wounded July 27 in fortifications of Atlanta)
Mississippi Battery – Capt. James A. Hoskins
Missouri Battery – Capt. Henry Guibor

PRESTON'S BATTALION (8 Napoleans)Major William C. Preston (Killed July 20 at Battle of Peachtree Creek)
Major Daniel Truehart (Commanded from July 20)
Units
Alabama Battery – Capt. Edward Tarrant (Commanded from May 24)
Selden’s Alabama Battery – Lieutenant Charles W. Lovelace (Wounded July 20 at Battle of Peachtree Creek)

WADDELL'S BATTALION (10 – 12 pounder howitzers & 2 – 12 pounder Blakely rifles)
Major James F. Waddell (Sick after July 31)
Cap. Overton W. Barrett (Commanded from July 31)
Units
Alabama Battery – Capt. Winslow D. Emery
Alabama Battery – Capt. Richard H. Bellamy
Missouri Battery – Captain Overton W. Barrett (Replaced July 31 by Lieutenant William Brown)

CAVALRY CORPS
Major General Joseph Wheeler

MARTIN'S DIVISION (Joined Army of Tennessee May 9)

Allen’s Alabama Brigade
Brigadier General William Wirt Allen
Units
1^st Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel D.T. Blakey
3^rd Alabama – Colonel James Hagan
4^th Alabama – Colonel Alfred A. Russell
7^th Alabama – Capt. George Mason
51^st Alabama – Colonel M. L. Kirkpatrick
12^th Alabama Battalion – Capt. Warren S. Reese

Iverson’s Brigade
Brigadier General Alfred Iverson
Units
1^st – Colonel Samuel W. Davitte
2^nd Georgia – Colonel Charles C. Crews
3^rd Georgia – Colonel Robert Thompson
4^th Georgia – Colonel Isaac W. Avery (Wounded May 26 near New Hope Church)
6^th Georgia – Colonel John R. Hart

KELLY'S DIVISION
Brigadier General John H. Kelly

Anderson’s Brigade
Brigadier General Robert H. Anderson (Wounded July 30 at Battle of Brown’s Mill)
Units3^rd Confederate – Lieutenant Colonel John McCaskill
8^th Confederate – Lieutenant Colonel John S. Prather
10^th Confederate – Capt. W. J. Vason
12^th Confederate – Capt. Charles H. Conner
5^th Confederate – Colonel Edward Bird

Dibrell’s Tennessee Brigade
Colonel George G. Dibrell
Units
4^th Tennessee – Colonel William S. McLemore
8^th Tennessee – Capt. Jefferson Leftwich
9^th Tennessee – Colonel Jacob B. Biffle
10^th Tennessee – Colonel William E. DeMoss
11^th Tennessee – Colonel Daniel W. Holman

William’s Brigade
Brigadier General John S. Williams
Units
2^nd Kentucky – Major Thomas W. Lewis
3^rd Kentucky – Colonel J.R. Butler
9^th Kentucky – Colonel William C. P. Breckinridge
2^nd Kentucky Battalion – Capt. John B. Dortch
Allison’s Tennessee Squadron – Capt. J.S. Reese
Hamilton’s Tennessee Battalion – Major Joseph Shaw

Hannon’s Alabama Brigade
Colonel Moses W. Hannon
Units
53^rd Alabama – Lieutenant Colonel John F. Gaines
24^th Alabama Battalion – Major Robert B. Snodgras

HUMES' DIVISION
Brigadier General William Y. C. Humes

Ashby’s Tennessee Brigade
Colonel Henry M. Ashby
Units
1^st Tennessee (Formerly 6^th Tennessee) – Colonel James T. Wheeler
2^nd Tennessee – Capt. John H. Kuhn
5^th Tennessee – Colonel George W. McKenzie
9^th Tennessee – Major James H. Akin

Harrison’s Brigade
Colonel Thomas H. Harrison
Units
3^rd Arkansas – Colonel Anson W. Hobson
4^th Tennessee – Lieutenant Colonel Paul F. Anderson
8^th Texas – Lieutenant Colonel Gustave Cook
11^th Texas – Colonel George H. Reeves

JACKSON'S DIVISION (Joined Army of Tennessee May 17)
Brigadier General William H. (Red)Jackson

Armstrong’s Mississippi Brigade
Brigadier General Frank C. Armstrong
Units
1^st Mississippi – Colonel R. A. Pinson
2^nd Mississippi – Major John J. Perry
28^th Mississippi – Colonel Peter B. Starke
Ballentine’s Mississippi Regiment – Lieutenant Colonel William L. Maxwell

Ross’ Texas Brigade
Brigadier General Lawrence (Sul) Ross
Units
1^st Texas Legion – Colonel Edwin R. Hawkins
3^rd Texas Legion – Colonel Jiles S. Boggess
6^th Texas Legion – Colonel Peter F. Ross
9^th Texas Legion – Colonel Dudley W. Jones

Ferguson’s Brigade
Brigadier General Samuel W. Ferguson
Units
2^nd Alabama – Colonel Robert G. Earle (Killed May 18 at Bamsley Gardens)
56^th Alabama – Colonel William Boyles
9^th Mississippi – Colonel Horace H. Miller

WHEELER'S HORSE ARTILLERY (8 – 12 pounder howitzers & 8 – 3” ordnance rifles)
Lieutenant Colonel Felix H. Robertson
Units
Georgia Battery (1 section) – Lieutenant Nathan Davis
Huwald’s Tennessee Battery – Lieutenant D. Breck Ramsey
Tennessee Battery – Capt. Almaria L. Huggins
Tennessee Battery – Capt. Benjamin F. White
Arkansas Battery – Lieutenant J. Wylie Callaway

JACKSON'S DIVISION HORSE ARTILLERY (8 – 3” ordnance rifles)
Capt. John Waties
Units
Columbus Georgia Battery – Capt. Edward Croft
Missouri Battery – Capt. Houston King
South Carolina Battery – Lieutenant R. B. Waddell

FIRST DIVISION GEORGIA MILITIA (Assigned to Army of Tennessee by Gorgia Governor Joseph E. Brown on June 1)
Major General Gustavus W. Smith

1^st Brigade
Brigadier General Reuben W. Carswell
Units
1^st Regiment – Colonel Edward H. Pottle
2^nd Regiment – Colonel James Stapleton
3^rd Regiment – Colonel Q.M. Hill

2^nd Brigade
Brigadier General Pleasant J. Phillips
Units
4^th Regiment – Colonel James N. Mann
5^th Regiment – Colonel S. S. Stafford
6^th Regiment – Colonel J. W. Burney

3^rd Brigade
Brigadier General Charles D. Anderson
Units
7^th Regiment – Colonel Abner Redding
8^th Regiment – Colonel S.S. Stafford
9^th Regiment – Colonel J.M. Hill

4^th Brigade
Brigadier General Henry Kent McCay
Units
10^th Regiment – Colonel C.M. Davis
11^th Regiment – Colonel William T. Toole
12^th Regiment – Colonel Richard Sims

Miscellaneous Units
Youngblood’s Battalion of Government Mechanics (Columbus, Georgia)
Major E.H. Youngblood(Attached to Reynolds’ Brigade of Walthall’s Division at Battle of Ezra Church)

Samuel J. Gholson’s Mississippi Brigade
Colonel John McGuirk(Assigned to Reynolds’ Brigade of Walthall’s Division at Battle of Ezra Church and to Granbury’s Brigade of Cleburne’s Division at Battle of Jonesboro)