Armies at Antietam > Army of Northern Virginia > Jackson’s Command
Commanded by Major General Ambrose Powell Hill
| Archer’s Brigade | Brigadier General James J. Archer (1) Colonel Peter Turney |
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| 19th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Major James H. Neal | |
| 1st Tennessee Infantry Regiment | Colonel Peter Turney (^) | |
| 7th Tennessee Infantry Regiment | Major S. G. Shepard Lieutenant G. A. Howard |
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| 14th Tennessee Infantry Regiment | Colonel William McComb (w) Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Lockert |
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| 5th Alabama Infantry Battalion | Captain Charles M. Hooper (2) | |
| Branch’s Brigade | Brigadier General Lawrence O’Brien Branch (k)(3) Colonel James H. Lane |
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| 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Edward G. Haywood | |
| 18th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Purdie | |
| 28th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel James H. Lane (^) Major William J. Montgomery |
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| 33rd North Carolina Infantry Battalion | Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Hoke | |
| 37th North Carolina Infantry Battalion | Captain William G. Morris | |
| Field’s Brigade | Colonel John M. Brockenbrough | |
| 40th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Fleet W. Cox | |
| 47th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel John W. Lyell | |
| 55th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Major Charles N. Lawson | |
| 22nd Virginia Infantry Battalion | Major E. P. Tayloe | |
| Gregg’s Brigade | Brigadier General Maxcy Gregg (w) |
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| 1st South Carolina Infantry Regiment (Provisional Army) |
Colonel Daniel H. Hamilton | |
| 1st South Carolina Rifles | Lieutenant Colonel James M. Perrin | |
| 12th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Dixon Barnes (mw)(4) Major William H. McCorkle Lieutenant Colonel C. Jones |
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| 13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Oliver E. Edwards | |
| 14th South Carolina Infantry Battalion | Lieutenant Colonel W. D. Simpson | |
| Pender’s Brigade | Brigadier General William D. Pender |
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| 16th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel William A. Stowe | |
| 22nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Major Christopher C. Cole | |
| 34th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel John L. McDowell | |
| 38th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Armfield (5) | |
| Thomas’ Brigade (6) | Colonel Edward L. Thomas |
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| 13th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Robert W. Folsom | |
| 35th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Bolling H. Holt | |
| 45th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Major W. L. Grace | |
| 49th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Seaborn M. Manning | |
| Artillery | Major R. Lindsay Walker | |
| PeeDee (South Carolina) Artillery | Captain David G. McIntosh | |
| Crenshaw’s (Virginia) Battery | Captain William G. Crenshaw | |
| Fredericksburg (Virginia) Battery | Captain Carter Braxton | |
| Purcell (Virginia) Artillery | Captain William J. Pegram | |
| Letcher (Virginia) Artillery (2) | Captain Greenlee Davidson |
Key to notes:
(k) = killed, (w) = wounded, (mw) = mortally wounded, (c) = captured
Links for regiments, batteries, companies, and individuals go to unit histories or biographies on www.civilwarintheeast.com
Notes:
(1) Archer was ill, and on the march from Harpers Ferry to Sharpsburg he turned the brigade over to Colonel Turney while following in am ambulance. He resumed command on the battlefield.
(2) Remained at Harpers Ferry on the 17th
(3) A monument to Brigadier General Branch is on Branch Avenue
(4) General Jackson had placed Barnes under arrest for allowing his men to take apples from a tree against orders. A.P. Hill ordered his brigade commander, Maxcy Gregg, to return him his sword and place him back in command of his regiment, where he was mortally wounded, dying two days later.
(5) Wounded at Shepherdstown on 9/20
(6) Thomas’ Brigade remained at Harpers Ferry and rejoined the army at Shepherdstown on 9/19