Confederate Regiments & Batteries > Virginia
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1861
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| September 10 | Four companies organized for state service under the command of Colonel Robert C. Trigg. Assigned to Wise’s Brigade |
| September 16 | Companies B & G added |
| October 1 | Companies D, H & I added |
| October 10 | Company K added, finishing the regiment’s organization. |
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1862
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| February | Assigned to Marshall’s Brigade, Army of Eastern Kentucky |
| May 13 | Reorganized and mustered into Confederate service for the duration of the war. Assigned to the District of Abingdon, Department of Southwestern Virginia |
| May 15 | Wolf Creek |
| May 15-17 | Princeton |
| December | Assigned to Colston’s Brigade, Elzey’s Command Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia |
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1863
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| January 30 | Kelly’s Store |
| April | Assigned to the Department of East Tennessee, then Department of Southwestern Virginia |
| September | Assigned to Trigg’s Brigade, Preston’s Division,Buckner’s Corps, Army of Tennessee |
| September 19-20 |
Battle of ChickamaugaThe regiment suffered 47 casualties. |
| September-November |
Siege of Chattanooga |
| October | Assigned to Trigg’s Brigade, Buckner’s Division, 1st Corps, Army of Tennessee |
| November | Assigned to Reynolds’s Brigade, Stevenson’s Division, 1st Corps, Army of Tennessee. The regiment was recorded as mustering 390 men. |
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1864
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| February | Assigned to Reynolds’s Brigade, Stevenson’s Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Tennessee |
| May-September |
Atlanta Campaign |
| June 22 | Kolb’s Farm |
| July 20 |
Battle of Peach Tree Creek |
| July 22 |
Battle of Atlanta |
| July-September |
Siege of Atlanta |
| September | Assigned to Reynolds’s and Brown’s Consolidated/Palmer’s Brigade, Stevenson’s Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Tennessee |
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1865
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| February-April |
Carolinas CampaignThe regiment mustered 212 men. |
| March 19-21 |
Battle of Bentonville |
| April 9 | The survivors of the regiment merged with the survivors of the 63rd Virginia Infantry Regiment to form the 54th Virginia Infantry Battalion under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Connally H. Lynch. |
| April 26 | The battalion was surrendered when General Joseph E. Johnston surrendered the Army of Tennessee. |