Armies at Antietam > Army of Northern Virginia
Commanded by Brigadier General William N. Pendleton
| Brown’s Battalion | Colonel John Thompson Brown | |
| Powhatan (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Willis J. Dance | |
| Richmond (Virginia) Howitzers, 2nd company | Captain David Watson | |
| Richmond (Virginia) Howitzers, 3rd company | Captain Benjamin H. Smith, Jr. | |
| Salem (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Abraham Hupp | |
| Williamsburg (Virginia) Artillery | Captain John A. Coke | |
| Cutts’ Battalion | Lieutenant Colonel Allen S. Cutts | |
| Sumter (Georgia) Artillery, Battery A | Captain Hugh M. Ross | |
| Sumter (Georgia) Artillery, Battery B | Captain George M. Patterson | |
| Sumter (Georgia) Artillery, Battery D | Captain James A. Blackshear | |
| Sumter (Georgia) Artillery, Battery E | Captain John Lane | |
| 3rd North Carolina Artillery, Company G | Captain Whitmel P. Lloyd | |
| Jones’ Battalion | Major Hillary P. Jones | |
| Morris (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Richard C. M. Page | |
| Orange (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Jefferson Peyton | |
| Wise (Virginia) Legion Artillery, Company D | Captain William H. Turner | |
| Long Island (Virginia) Battery | Captain Abram Wimbish | |
| Nelson’s Battalion | Major William Nelson | |
| Amherst (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Thomas J. Kirkpatrick’s | |
| 1st Fluvanna (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Charles T. Huckstep | |
| 2nd Fluvanna (Virginia) Artillery | Captain John J. Ancell | |
| Johnson’s Richmond (Virginia) Battery | Captain Marmaduke Johnson | |
| Milledge’s Regular (Georgia) Artillery | Captain John Milledge | |
| Unattached Batteries | ||
| Winchester (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Wilfred Cutshaw | |
| Dixie (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Wiliam H. Chapman | |
| 8th Star New Market (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Wiliam H. Rice | |
| Magruder (Virginia) Artillery | Captain T. J Page, Jr. | |
| Danville (Virginia) Battery | Captain Robert Sidney Rice | |
| Thomas (Virginia) Artillery | Captain E. J. Anderson | (left in Leesburg) |
Key to notes:
(k) = killed, (w) = wounded, (mw) = mortally wounded, (c) = captured
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