The Confederate States Army was one of the two main armies that fought in the American Civil War. This article helps you understand how the Confederate forces were organized during the important Battle of Chickamauga. This battle took place in September 1863. Knowing how an army is set up, with its different groups and leaders, is called an "order of battle." It helps us see who was in charge of which soldiers and how they were positioned during the fight. The Union Army's setup for this battle is listed separately.
Understanding the Army's Structure
Armies are organized into different levels, like a team with captains, coaches, and different player groups. Here's how the Confederate Army was set up:
- Corps: A very large group of soldiers, like a whole team. It's led by a Lieutenant General (LTG) or Major General (MG).
- Division: A smaller part of a corps, like a major section of the team. It's led by a Major General (MG) or Brigadier General (BG).
- Brigade: A smaller group within a division, made up of several regiments. It's led by a Brigadier General (BG) or Colonel (Col).
- Regiment: The basic unit of soldiers, usually a few hundred to a thousand men. It's led by a Colonel (Col) or Lieutenant Colonel (Ltc).
- Battalion: A smaller group than a regiment.
- Battery: A unit of artillery (cannons).
Important Abbreviations
Here are some abbreviations you'll see in the lists below:
And for what happened to the commanders during the battle:
- w = wounded (injured)
- mw = mortally wounded (injured so badly they later died)
- k = killed (died in battle)
- c = captured (taken prisoner by the other side)
The Confederate Army on September 19, 1863
On the first day of the Battle of Chickamauga, the main Confederate force was the Army of Tennessee.
Gen Braxton Bragg was the overall commander of the Army of Tennessee. He had a small cavalry escort unit with him.
Polk's Corps
This large group of soldiers was led by LTG Leonidas Polk. He also had a few cavalry units for escort.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Cheatham's Division
MG Benjamin F. Cheatham
|
Jackson's Brigade
BG John K. Jackson
|
- 2nd Battalion, 1st Georgia
- 5th Georgia
- 2nd Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
- 5th Mississippi
- 8th Mississippi
|
| Smith's Brigade
BG Preston Smith (k)
Col Alfred J. Vaughan, Jr.
|
- 11th Tennessee
- 12th-47th Tennessee
- 13th-154th Tennessee
- 29th Tennessee
- Dawson's Battalion Sharpshooters
|
| Maney's Brigade
BG George Maney
|
- 1st-27th Tennessee
- 4th Tennessee (Provisional Army)
- 6th-9th Tennessee
- 24th Tennessee Battalion Sharpshooters
|
| Wright's Brigade
BG Marcus J. Wright
|
- 8th Tennessee
- 16th Tennessee
- 28th Tennessee
- 38th Tennessee
- 51st-52nd Tennessee
- 22nd Tennessee Battalion
|
| Strahl's Brigade
BG Otho F. Strahl
|
- 4th-5th Tennessee
- 19th Tennessee
- 24th Tennessee
- 31st Tennessee
- 33rd Tennessee
|
| Artillery
Maj Melancthon Smith
|
- Carnes' (Tennessee) Battery
- Scogin's (Georgia) Battery
- Scott's (Tennessee) Battery
- Smith's (Mississippi) Battery
- Stanford's (Mississippi) Battery
|
|
Hindman's Division
BG Patton Anderson
MG Thomas C. Hindman
|
Anderson's Brigade
Col Jacob H. Sharp
BG Patton Anderson
|
- 7th Mississippi
- 9th Mississippi
- 10th Mississippi
- 41st Mississippi
- 44th Mississippi
- 9th Mississippi Battalion Sharpshooters
- Garrity's (Alabama) Battery
|
| Deas' Brigade
BG Zach C. Deas
|
- 19th Alabama
- 22nd Alabama
- 25th Alabama
- 39th Alabama
- 50th Alabama
- 17th Alabama Battalion Sharpshooters
- Dent's (Alabama) Battery
|
| Manigault's Brigade
BG Arthur M. Manigault
|
- 24th Alabama
- 28th Alabama
- 34th Alabama
- 10th-19th South Carolina
- Waters' (Alabama) Battery
|
Hill's Corps
This corps was commanded by LTG Daniel H. Hill. He also had cavalry escorts for his divisions.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Cleburne's Division
MG Patrick Cleburne
|
Wood's Brigade
BG Sterling A. M. Wood
|
- 16th Alabama
- 33rd Alabama
- 45th Alabama
- Gibson's (18th) Alabama Battalion
- 32nd-45th Mississippi
- 15th Mississippi Battalion Sharpshooters
|
| Polk's Brigade
BG Lucius E. Polk
|
- 1st Arkansas
- 3rd-5th Confederate
- 2nd Tennessee
- 35th Tennessee
- 48th Tennessee
|
| Deshler's Brigade
BG James Deshler
|
- 19th-24th Arkansas
- 6th-10th Texas Infantry-15th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
- 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
|
| Artillery
Maj Thomas R. Hotchkiss (w)
Cpt Henry C. Semple
|
- Calvert's (Arkansas) Battery
- Douglas's Texas Battery
- Semple's (Alabama) Battery
|
|
Breckinridge's Division
MG John C. Breckinridge
|
Helm's Brigade
BG Benjamin Helm
|
- 41st Alabama
- 2nd Kentucky
- 4th Kentucky
- 6th Kentucky
- 9th Kentucky
|
| Adams' Brigade
BG Daniel W. Adams
|
- 32nd Alabama
- 13th-20th Louisiana
- 16th-25th Louisiana
- 19th Louisiana
- 14th Louisiana Battalion
|
| Stovall's Brigade
BG Marcellus A. Stovall
|
- 1st-3rd Florida
- 4th Florida
- 47th Georgia
- 60th North Carolina
|
| Artillery
Maj Rice E. Graves
|
- Cobb's (Kentucky) Battery
- Graves' (Kentucky) Battery
- Mebane's (Tennessee) Battery
- Slocomb's (Louisiana) Battery
|
Buckner's Corps
This corps was led by MG Simon Bolivar Buckner, Sr.. He had a cavalry escort.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Stewart's Division
MG Alexander P. Stewart
|
Bate's Brigade
BG William B. Bate
|
- 58th Alabama
- 37th Georgia
- 4th Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
- 15th-37th Tennessee
- 20th Tennessee
|
| Brown's Brigade
BG John C. Brown
|
- 18th Tennessee
- 26th Tennessee
- 32nd Tennessee
- 45th Tennessee
- 23rd Tennessee Battalion
|
| Clayton's Brigade
BG Henry De Lamar Clayton, Sr.
|
- 18th Alabama
- 36th Alabama
- 38th Alabama
|
| Artillery
Maj John W. Eldridge
|
- 1st Arkansas Battery
- T. H. Dawson's (Georgia) Battery
- Eufaula Artillery (Alabama Battery)
|
|
Preston's Division
BG William Preston
|
Gracie's Brigade
BG Archibald Gracie, Jr.
|
- 43rd Alabama
- 1st Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 2nd Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 3rd Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 4th Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 63rd Tennessee
|
| 3rd Brigade
Col John H. Kelly
|
- 65th Georgia
- 5th Kentucky
- 58th North Carolina
- 63rd Virginia
|
| Trigg's Brigade
Col Robert C. Trigg
|
- 1st Florida Cavalry (dismounted)
- 6th Florida
- 7th Florida
- 54th Virginia
|
| 9th Georgia Artillery Battalion
Maj William A. Leyden
|
- Company C
- Company D
- Jeffress' (Virginia) Battery
|
|
Corps Reserve Artillery
Maj Samuel C. Williams
|
- Kolb's (Alabama) Battery
- McCants' (Florida) Battery
- Darden's (Mississippi) Battery
- Baxter's (Tennessee) Battery
|
Reserve Corps
This corps was led by MG William H. T. Walker.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Walker's Division
MG William H. T. Walker
|
Ector's Brigade
BG Matthew D. Ector
|
- Stone's (Alabama) Battalion Sharpshooters
- Pound's (Mississippi) Battalion Sharpshooters
- 29th North Carolina
- 9th Texas
- 10th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
- 14th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
- 32th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
|
| Wilson's Brigade
Col Claudius C. Wilson
|
- 25th Georgia
- 29th Georgia
- 30th Georgia
- 1st Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
- 4th Louisiana Battalion
|
| Artillery |
- Howell's (Georgia) Battery
|
|
Liddell's Division
BG St. John R. Liddell
|
Liddell's Brigade
Col Daniel C. Govan
|
- 2nd-15th Arkansas
- 5th-13th Arkansas
- 6th-7th Arkansas
- 8th Arkansas
- 1st Louisiana (Regulars) (attached to 8th Arkansas)
|
| Walthall's Brigade
BG Edward C. Walthall
|
- 24th Mississippi
- 27th Mississippi
- 29th Mississippi
- 30th Mississippi
- 34th Mississippi
|
| Artillery
Cpt Charles Swett
|
- Fowler's (Alabama) Battery
- Warren Light Artillery (Mississippi Battery)
|
Longstreet's Corps
This corps was led by MG John B. Hood.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Johnson's Provisional Division
BG Bushrod R. Johnson
|
Johnson's Brigade
Col John S. Fulton
|
- 17th Tennessee
- 23rd Tennessee
- 25th Tennessee
- 44th Tennessee
- Company E, 9th Georgia Artillery Battalion
|
| Gregg's Brigade
BG John Gregg
|
- 3rd Tennessee
- 10th Tennessee
- 30th Tennessee
- 41st Tennessee
- 50th Tennessee
- 1st Tennessee Battalion
- 7th Texas
- Bledsoe's (Missouri) Battery
|
| McNair's Brigade
BG Evander McNair
|
- 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles(dismounted)
- 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted)
- 25th Arkansas
- 4th-31st-4th Arkansas Battalion (Consolidated)
- 39th North Carolina
- Culpeper's (South Carolina) Battery
|
|
Hood's Division
BG Evander M. Law
|
Robertson's Brigade
BG Jerome B. Robertson
|
- 3rd Arkansas
- 1st Texas
- 4th Texas
- 5th Texas
|
| Law's Brigade
Col James Sheffield
|
- 4th Alabama
- 15th Alabama
- 44th Alabama
- 47th Alabama
- 48th Alabama
|
| Benning's Brigade
BG Henry L. Benning
|
- 2nd Georgia
- 15th Georgia
- 17th Georgia
- 20th Georgia
|
Reserve Artillery
This was a group of cannons kept ready to support different parts of the army.
| Battalions |
Batteries |
| Robertson's Battalion
Maj Felix H. Robertson
|
- Lumsden's (Alabama) Battery
- Havis' (Georgia) Battery
- Massenburg's (Georgia) Battery
- Le Gardeur's (Louisiana) Battery
- Barret's (Missouri) Battery
|
Wheeler's Cavalry Corps
This cavalry (horseback soldiers) unit was led by MG Joseph Wheeler.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Wharton's Division
BG John A. Wharton
|
1st Brigade
Col Charles C. Crews
|
- Malone's (Alabama) Regiment
- 2nd Georgia
- 3rd Georgia
- 4th Georgia
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Thomas Harrison
|
- 3rd Confederate
- 3rd Kentucky
- 4th Tennessee
- 8th Texas
- 11th Texas
- White's (Tennessee) Battery
|
|
Martin's Division
BG William T. Martin
|
1st Brigade
Col John T. Morgan
|
- 1st Alabama
- 3rd Alabama
- 51st Alabama
- 8th Confederate
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Alfred A. Russell
|
- 4th Alabama (Russell's Regiment)
- 1st Confederate
- Wiggins' (Arkansas) Battery
|
Forrest's Cavalry Corps
Another cavalry corps, led by BG Nathan B. Forrest. He also had a cavalry escort.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Armstrong's Division
BG Frank C. Armstrong
|
Armstrong's Brigade
Col James T. Wheeler
|
- 3rd Arkansas
- 2nd Kentucky
- 6th Tennessee
- 18th Tennessee Battalion
|
| Forrest's Brigade
Col George G. Dibrell
|
- 4th Tennessee
- 8th Tennessee
- 9th Tennessee
- 10th Tennessee
- 11th Tennessee
- Shaw's Battalion, O. P. Hamilton's Battalion, and R. D. Allison's Squadron (consolidated)
- Huggins' (Tennessee) Battery
- Morton's (Tennessee) Battery
|
|
Pegram's Division
BG John Pegram
|
Davidson's Brigade
BG Henry B. Davidson
|
- 1st Georgia
- 6th Georgia
- 6th North Carolina
- Rucker's Tennessee Legion
- 12th Tennessee Battalion
- 16th Tennessee Battalion
- 10th Confederate
- Huwald's (Tennessee) Battery
|
| Scott's Brigade
Col John S. Scott
|
- Detachment of John H. Morgan's command
- 1st Louisiana
- 2nd Tennessee
- 5th Tennessee
- Robinson's (Louisiana) Battery (one section)
|
The Confederate Army on September 20, 1863
On the second day of the battle, the Confederate Army changed its structure slightly, dividing into two main "wings." Gen Braxton Bragg remained the overall commander.
Right Wing
This part of the army was led by LTG Leonidas Polk.
Cheatham's Division
MG Benjamin F. Cheatham continued to lead this division.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Cheatham's Division
MG Benjamin F. Cheatham
|
Jackson's Brigade
BG John K. Jackson
|
- 2nd Battalion, 1st Georgia
- 5th Georgia
- 2nd Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
- 5th Mississippi
- 8th Mississippi
|
| Smith's Brigade
Col Alfred J. Vaughan, Jr.
|
- 11th Tennessee
- 12th-47th Tennessee
- 13th-154th Tennessee
- 29th Tennessee
- Dawson's Battalion Sharpshooters
|
| Maney's Brigade
BG George Maney
|
- 1st-27th Tennessee
- 4th Tennessee (Provisional Army)
- 6th-9th Tennessee
- 24th Tennessee Battalion Sharpshooters
|
| Wright's Brigade
BG Marcus J. Wright
|
- 8th Tennessee
- 16th Tennessee
- 28th Tennessee
- 38th Tennessee
- 51st-52nd Tennessee
- 22nd Tennessee Battalion
|
| Strahl's Brigade
BG Otho F. Strahl
|
- 4th-5th Tennessee
- 19th Tennessee
- 24th Tennessee
- 31st Tennessee
- 33rd Tennessee
|
| Artillery
Maj Melancthon Smith
|
- Carnes' (Tennessee) Battery
- Scogin's (Georgia) Battery
- Scott's (Tennessee) Battery
- Smith's (Mississippi) Battery
- Stanford's (Mississippi) Battery
|
Hill's Corps
LTG Daniel H. Hill still commanded this corps.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Cleburne's Division
MG Patrick Cleburne
|
Wood's Brigade
BG Sterling A. M. Wood
|
- 16th Alabama
- 33rd Alabama
- 45th Alabama
- Gibson's (18th) Alabama Battalion (mw)
- 32nd-45th Mississippi
- 15th Mississippi Battalion Sharpshooters
|
| Polk's Brigade
BG Lucius E. Polk
|
- 1st Arkansas
- 3rd-5th Confederate
- 2nd Tennessee
- 35th Tennessee
- 48th Tennessee
|
| Deshler's Brigade
BG James Deshler (k)
Col Roger Q. Mills
|
- 19th-24th Arkansas
- 6th-10th Texas-15th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
- 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
|
| Artillery
Cpt Henry C. Semple
|
- Calvert's (Arkansas) Battery
- Douglas's Texas Battery
- Semple's (Alabama) Battery
|
|
Breckinridge's Division
MG John C. Breckinridge
|
Helm's Brigade
BG Benjamin Helm (k)
Col Joseph H. Lewis
|
- 41st Alabama
- 2nd Kentucky
- 4th Kentucky
- 6th Kentucky
- 9th Kentucky
|
| Adams' Brigade
BG Daniel W. Adams (w & c)
Col Randall L. Gibson
|
- 32nd Alabama
- 13th-20th Louisiana
- 16th-25th Louisiana
- 19th Louisiana
- 14th Louisiana Battalion
|
| Stovall's Brigade
BG Marcellus A. Stovall
|
- 1st-3rd Florida
- 4th Florida
- 47th Georgia
- 60th North Carolina
|
| Artillery
Maj Rice E. Graves (mw)
|
- Cobb's (Kentucky) Battery
- Graves' (Kentucky) Battery
- Mebane's (Tennessee) Battery
- Slocomb's (Louisiana) Battery
|
Reserve Corps
MG William H. T. Walker led this corps.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Walker's Division
BG States R. Gist
|
Gist's Brigade
Col Peyton H. Colquitt (k)
Ltc Leroy Napier
|
- 46th Georgia
- 8th Georgia Battalion
- 24th South Carolina
|
| Ector's Brigade
BG Matthew D. Ector
|
- Stone's (Alabama) Battalion Sharpshooters
- Pound's (Mississippi) Battalion Sharpshooters
- 29th North Carolina
- 9th Texas (w)
- 10th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
- 14th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
- 32nd Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
|
| Wilson's Brigade
Col Claudius C. Wilson
|
- 25th Georgia
- 29th Georgia
- 30th Georgia
- 1st Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
- 4th Louisiana Battalion
|
| Artillery |
- Howell's (Georgia) Battery
|
|
Liddell's Division
BG St. John R. Liddell
|
Liddell's Brigade
Col Daniel C. Govan
|
- 2nd-15th Arkansas
- 5th-13th Arkansas
- 6th-7th Arkansas
- 8th Arkansas
- 1st Louisiana (Regulars) (attached to 8th Arkansas)
|
| Walthall's Brigade
BG Edward C. Walthall
|
- 24th Mississippi
- 27th Mississippi
- 29th Mississippi
- 30th Mississippi
- 34th Mississippi (mw)
|
| Artillery
Cpt Charles Swett
|
- Fowler's (Alabama) Battery
- Warren Light Artillery (Mississippi Battery)
|
Left Wing
This part of the army was led by LTG James Longstreet.
Hindman's Division
MG Thomas C. Hindman (w) led this division, with BG Patton Anderson taking over.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Hindman's Division
MG Thomas C. Hindman (w)
BG Patton Anderson
|
Anderson's Brigade
BG Patton Anderson
Col Jacob H. Sharp
|
- 7th Mississippi
- 9th Mississippi
- 10th Mississippi
- 41st Mississippi
- 44th Mississippi
- 9th Mississippi Battalion Sharpshooters
- Garrity's (Alabama) Battery
|
| Deas' Brigade
BG Zach C. Deas
|
- 19th Alabama
- 22nd Alabama
- 25th Alabama
- 39th Alabama
- 50th Alabama
- 17th Alabama Battalion Sharpshooters
- Dent's (Alabama) Battery
|
| Manigault's Brigade
BG Arthur M. Manigault
|
- 24th Alabama
- 28th Alabama
- 34th Alabama
- 10th-19th South Carolina
- Waters' (Alabama) Battery
|
Buckner's Corps
MG Simon Bolivar Buckner, Sr. continued to lead this corps.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Stewart's Division
MG Alexander P. Stewart
|
Bate's Brigade
BG William B. Bate
|
- 58th Alabama
- 37th Georgia
- 4th Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters
- 15th-37th Tennessee
- 20th Tennessee
|
| Brown's Brigade
BG John C. Brown (w)
Col Edmund C. Cook
|
- 18th Tennessee
- 26th Tennessee
- 32nd Tennessee
- 45th Tennessee
- 23rd Tennessee Battalion
|
| Clayton's Brigade
BG Henry De Lamar Clayton, Sr.
|
- 18th Alabama
- 36th Alabama
- 38th Alabama
|
| Artillery
Maj John W. Eldridge
|
- 1st Arkansas Battery
- T. H. Dawson's (Georgia) Battery
- Eufaula Artillery (Alabama Battery)
|
|
Preston's Division
BG William Preston
|
Gracie's Brigade
BG Archibald Gracie, Jr.
|
- 43rd Alabama
- 1st Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 2nd Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 3rd Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 4th Battalion, Hilliard's Alabama Legion
- 63rd Tennessee
|
| 3rd Brigade
Col John H. Kelly
|
- 65th Georgia
- 5th Kentucky
- 58th North Carolina
- 63rd Virginia
|
| Trigg's Brigade
Col Robert C. Trigg
|
- 1st Florida Cavalry (dismounted)
- 6th Florida
- 7th Florida
- 54th Virginia
|
| 9th Georgia Artillery Battalion
Maj William A. Leyden
|
- Company C
- Company D
- Jeffress' (Virginia) Battery
|
|
Corps Reserve Artillery
Maj Samuel C. Williams
|
- Kolb's (Alabama) Battery
- McCants' (Florida) Battery
- Darden's (Mississippi) Battery
- Baxter's (Tennessee) Battery
|
Longstreet's Corps
MG John B. Hood (w) led this corps, but was wounded during the battle.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Johnson's Provisional Division
BG Bushrod R. Johnson
|
Johnson's Brigade
Col John S. Fulton
|
- 17th Tennessee
- 23rd Tennessee
- 25th Tennessee
- 44th Tennessee
- Company E, 9th Georgia Artillery Battalion
|
| Gregg's Brigade
BG John Gregg (w)
Col Cyrus A. Sugg
|
- 3rd Tennessee
- 10th Tennessee
- 30th Tennessee
- 41st Tennessee
- 50th Tennessee
- 1st Tennessee Battalion
- 7th Texas
- Bledsoe's (Missouri) Battery
|
| McNair's Brigade
BG Evander McNair (w)
Col David Coleman
|
- 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted)
- 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted)
- 25th Arkansas
- 4th-31st Arkansas-4th Arkansas Battalion
- 39th North Carolina
- Culpeper's (South Carolina) Battery
|
|
Hood's Division
BG Evander M. Law
|
Robertson's Brigade
BG Jerome B. Robertson
|
- 3rd Arkansas
- 1st Texas
- 4th Texas
- 5th Texas
|
| Law's Brigade
Col James Sheffield
|
- 4th Alabama
- 15th Alabama
- 44th Alabama
- 47th Alabama
- 48th Alabama
|
| Benning's Brigade
BG Henry L. Benning
|
- 2nd Georgia
- 15th Georgia
- 17th Georgia
- 20th Georgia
|
|
McLaws' Division
BG Joseph B. Kershaw
|
Kershaw's Brigade
BG Joseph B. Kershaw
|
- 2nd South Carolina
- 3rd South Carolina
- 7th South Carolina (k)
- 8th South Carolina
- 15th South Carolina
- 3rd South Carolina Battalion (k)
|
| Humphreys' Brigade
BG Benjamin G. Humphreys
|
- 13th Mississippi
- 17th Mississippi
- 18th Mississippi
- 21st Mississippi
|
Reserve Artillery
This artillery group remained the same on the second day.
| Battalions |
Batteries |
| Robertson's Battalion
Maj Felix H. Robertson
|
- Lumsden's (Alabama) Battery
- Havis' (Georgia) Battery
- Massenburg's (Georgia) Battery
- Le Gardeur's (Louisiana) Battery
- Barret's (Missouri) Battery
|
Cavalry
The cavalry units played a big role in scouting and protecting the army's sides.
Wheeler's Corps
MG Joseph Wheeler continued to lead this cavalry corps.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Wharton's Division
BG John A. Wharton
|
1st Brigade
Col Charles C. Crews
|
- Malone's (Alabama) Regiment
- 2nd Georgia
- 3rd Georgia
- 4th Georgia
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Thomas Harrison
|
- 3rd Confederate
- 3rd Kentucky
- 4th Tennessee
- 8th Texas
- 11th Texas
- White's (Tennessee) Battery
|
|
Martin's Division
BG William T. Martin
|
1st Brigade
Col John T. Morgan
|
- 1st Alabama
- 3rd Alabama
- 51st Alabama
- 8th Confederate
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Alfred A. Russell
|
- 4th Alabama (Russell's Regiment)
- 1st Confederate
- Wiggins' (Arkansas) Battery
|
Forrest's Cavalry Corps
BG Nathan B. Forrest still led this cavalry corps.
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Armstrong's Division
BG Frank C. Armstrong
|
Armstrong's Brigade
Col James T. Wheeler
|
- 3rd Arkansas
- 2nd Kentucky
- 6th Tennessee
- 18th Tennessee Battalion
|
| Forrest's Brigade
Col George G. Dibrell
|
- 4th Tennessee
- 8th Tennessee
- 9th Tennessee
- 10th Tennessee
- 11th Tennessee
- Shaw's Battalion, O. P. Hamilton's Battalion, and R. D. Allison's Squadron (consolidated)
- Huggins' (Tennessee) Battery
- Morton's (Tennessee) Battery
|
|
Pegram's Division
BG John Pegram
|
Davidson's Brigade
BG Henry B. Davidson
|
- 1st Georgia
- 6th Georgia
- 6th North Carolina
- Rucker's Tennessee Legion
- 12th Tennessee Battalion
- 16th Tennessee Battalion
- 10th Confederate
- Huwald's (Tennessee) Battery
|
| Scott's Brigade
Col John S. Scott
|
- Detachment of John H. Morgan's command
- 1st Louisiana
- 2nd Tennessee
- 5th Tennessee
- Robinson's (Louisiana) Battery (one section)
|
