C.S.A. - Army of Northern Virginia

Jackson's Command

Major General Thomas J. Jackson

The army corps would not be legally established under Confederate law until the end of October of 1862 so the group of divisions that Jackson commanded was referred to as "Jackson's Command." Jackson still signed his communications "Headquarters, Valley District" but he considered the Army of the Valley to have become a part of the Army of Northern Virginia in August.

Ewell's Division

Brigadier General Jubal A. Early

Early's Brigade

Colonel James A. Walker

Hays' Brigade

Brigadier General Harry T. Hays

Lawton's Brigade

Colonel Edmund N. Atkinson

Trimble's Brigade

Colonel Robert Hoke

Artillery

Captain Joseph Latimer

A.P. Hill's Light Division

Major General Ambrose P. Hill

Archer's Brigade

Bde. Gen. James J. Archer

Field's Brigade

Colonel John M. Brockenbrough

Gregg's Brigade

Bde. Gen. Maxcy Gregg

Lane's Brigade

Bde. Gen. James H. Lane

Pender's Brigade

Bde. Gen. William D. Pender

Thomas' Brigade

Bde. Gen. Edward L. Thomas

Artillery

Lt. Colonel Reuben Lindsay Walker

D.H. Hill's Division

Major General Daniel Harvey Hill

Colquitt's Brigade

Bde. Gen. Alfred H. Colquitt

Doles' Brigade

Bde. Gen. George P. Doles

Grimes' Brigade

Colonel Bryan Grimes

Iverson's Brigade

Bde. Gen. Alfred Iverson

Rodes' Brigade

Bde. Gen. Robert E. Rodes

Artillery

Major Hilary P. Jones

Jackson's Division

Brigadier General William B. Taliaferro

Stonewall Brigade

Bde. Gen. Elisha F. Paxton

Jones' Brigade

Bde. Gen. John R. Jones

Starke's Brigade

Colonel Edmund Pendleton

Taliaferro's Brigade

Colonel Edward T. H. Warren

Artillery

Captain John B. Brockenbrough

Jackson's Reserve Artillery

Colonel Stapleton Crutchfield

1st Virginia Artillery Battalion

Colonel J. Thompson Brown

Jones' Artillery Battalion

Major Hilary P. Jones

Nelson's Artillery Battalion

Major William Nelson

Sumter Georgia Artillery Battalion

Lt. Colonel Allen S. Cutts