Armies at Antietam > Army of Northern Virginia > Longstreet’s Command
Commanded by:
Major General Richard H. Anderson (w)
Brigadier General Roger A. Pryor
| Armistead’s Brigade | Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead (w) Colonel J. G. Hodges |
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| 9th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Captain W. J. Richardson Captain Joseph J. Phillips |
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| 14th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel James G. Hodges | |
| 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Edward C. Edmonds | |
| 53rd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Captain W. G. Pollard (k) Captain Joseph C. Harwood |
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| 57th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel David Dyer | |
| Featherston’s Brigade | Colonel Carnot Posey | |
| 12th Mississippi Infantry Regiment | Colonel William H. Taylor | |
| 16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment | Captain Abram M. Feltus | |
| 19th Mississippi Infantry Regiment | Captain Nathaniel H. Harris (1) | |
| 2nd Mississippi Infantry Battalion | Major William S. Wilson (mw & c) | |
| Mahone’s Brigade (2) | Colonel William A. Parham (3) | |
| 6th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Captain John R. Ludlow | |
| 12th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Captain Everard M. Feild (w) Captain Richard W. Jones |
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| 16th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Major Francis D. Holliday | |
| 41st Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Joseph P. Minetree | |
| Pryor’s Brigade | Brigadier General Roger A. Pryor (^) Colonel John C. Hately |
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| 14th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major James A. Broome | |
| 2nd Florida Infantry Regiment | Captain W. D. Ballantine (w) Lieutenant Geiger |
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| 5th Florida Infantry Regiment | Colonel John C. Hately (^) Major Benjamin F. Davis (4) |
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| 8th Florida Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel George A. Coppens (k) Captain Richard A. Waller (k) Capatain William Baya |
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| 3rd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Joseph Mayo (w) Major A. D. Callcote (w) Captain Charles F. Urquart (k) |
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| Wilcox’s Brigade | Colonel Alfred Cumming (5)(w) Major Jeremiah H. J. Williams (w) Major Hilary A. Herbert (w) Captain J. M Crow |
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| 8th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major Hilary A. Herbert (^) | |
| 9th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major Jeremiah H. J. Williams (^) Captain J. M Crow (^) |
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| 10th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Captain George C. Whatly (k) | |
| 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major John C. C. Sanders | |
| Wright’s Brigade | Brigadier General Ambrose Wright (w) Colonel Robert Jones (w) Colonel William Gibson |
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| 44th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel Charles Derby (k) Major William Perry |
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| 3rd Georgia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Reuben B. Nisbet (w & c) Captain John F. Jones |
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| 22nd Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Robert Jones (^) Major Lawrence D. Lallerstedt (w) |
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| 48th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel William Gibson (^) | |
| Artillery | Captain Cary F. Grimes (mw) Major John S. Saunders |
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| Donaldson (Louisiana) Artilley | Captain Victor Maurin | |
| Huger’s (Virginia) Battery | Lieutenant C.R. Phelps | |
| Moorman’s (Virginia) Battery | Captain Marcellus N. Moorman | |
| Grimes’ (Virginia) Battery | Captain Cary F. Grimes (^) Lieutenant John H. Thompson |
Key:
(k) = killed, (w) = wounded, (mw) = mortally wounded, (c) = captured, (^) = took over parent unit
Links for regiments, batteries, companies, and individuals go to unit histories or biographies on www.civilwarintheeast.com
Notes:
(1) Captain Nathaniel H. Harris was the senior captain of the regiment, and all the field officers were absent wounded or sick. But records show Harris was also absent, badly wounded at Second Manassas
(2) The 61st Virginia is sometimes listed with the brigade at Sharpsburg but it did not join until November
(3) Brigadier General William Mahone had been wounded at Second Manassas
(4) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas B. Lamar was wounded on September 14 at Crampton’s Gap
(5) Brigadier General Wilcox had been left behind sick at Martinsburg