Armies at Antietam > Army of Northern Virginia > Jackson’s Command
Commanded by Major General Daniel Harvey Hill
| Anderson’s Brigade | Brigadier General George B. Anderson (mw)(1) Colonel Charles C. Tew (k) Colonel Risden T. Bennett |
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| 2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel C. C. Tew (^) Major John Howard (mw) Captain Gideon M. Roberts |
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| 4th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Bryan Grimes (d)(2) Captain Edwin A. Y. Osborne (w & c) Captain William T. Marsh (mw) Captain D. P. Latham (mw)(3) |
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| 14th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel R. T. Bennett (^) Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Johnson (w) Major Andrew J. Griffith |
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| 30th North Carolina Infantry Battalion | Colonel Francis M. Parker (w) Major William W. Sillers |
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| Colquitt’s Brigade | Colonel Alfred H. Colquitt | |
| 13th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel Birkett D. Fry (w) Lieutenant Colonel William H. Betts Captain Algernon S. Reaves (w) |
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| 6th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel James M. Newton (k) Major Philemon Tracey (k) Captain Eugene P. Burnett |
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| 23rd Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel William P. Barclay (k) Lieutenant Colonel Emory F. Best (w & c) Major James H. Huggins |
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| 27th Georgia Infantry Battalion | Colonel Levi B. Smith (k) Lieutenant Colonel Charles T. Zachry (w) Major William H. Rentfro |
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| 28th Georgia Infantry Battalion | Major Tully Graybill (w) Captain N.J. Garrison (w) Captain George Warthen |
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| Garland’s Brigade | Colonel D. K. McRae (w)(4) | |
| 5th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel D. K. McRae (^) Captain Thomas M. Garrett (w) |
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| 12th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Captain Shugan Snow | |
| 13th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Captain Joseph H. Hyam (5) | |
| 20th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Alfred Iverson | |
| 23rd North Carolina Infantry Battalion | Colonel Daniel H. Christie | |
| Ripley’s Brigade | Brigadier General Roswell Ripley (w) Colonel George P. Doles |
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| 4th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel George Doles (^) Major Robert S. Smith (k) Captain William H. Willis |
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| 44th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Captain John C. Key | |
| 1st North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton A. Brown | |
| 3rd North Carolina Infantry Battalion | Colonel William L. DeRosset (w) Major Stephen D. Thurston (w) |
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| Rodes Brigade | Brigadier General Robert E. Rodes (w) | |
| 3rd Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel Cullen A. Battle (w) | |
| 5th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major Edwin L. Hobson | |
| 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel John B. Gordon (w) Lieutenant Colonel James N. Lightfoot (w) |
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| 12th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Captain Exton Tucker (k)(6) Captain William Maroney |
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| 26th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel Edward A. O’Neal | |
| Artillery | Major Scipio F. Pierson | |
| Hardaway’s (Alabama) Battery | Captain Robert A. Hardaway Lieutenant John W. Tullis |
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| Jeff Davis (Alabama) Artillery | Captain J. W. Bondurant | |
| Peninsular (Virginia) Battery | Captain William B. Jones | |
| King William (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Thomas H. Carter |
Key to notes:
(k) = killed, (w) = wounded, (mw) = mortally wounded, (c) = captured (d) = disabled (^) = took over parent unit
Links for regiments, batteries, companies, and individuals go to unit histories or biographies on civilwarintheeast.com
Notes:
(1) There is a monument to George Anderson at the Sunken Road
(2) Grimes had been badly hurt when kicked by a horse fording the Potomac on 9/5. After leading the regiment at South Mountain it was feared he might lose his leg and was sent to Winchester until November.
(3) All of the officers of the 4th North Carolina were killed or wounded at Sharpsburg
(4) Brigadier General Samuel Garland was killed at South Mountain on 9/14
(5) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Ruffin was incapacitated by an accident and could not take command at Sharpsburg
(6) Colonel Bristor B. Gayle was killed and Lieutenant Colonel Samuel B. Pickens was wounded at Turner’s Gap at South Mountain on 9/14