Confederate States Army * Army of Northern Virginia
< to March • April 1865
Lieutenant General Richard Anderson (relieved April 8)
Two brigades of Johnson’s Division were detached to reinforce Pickett’s Division on the right flank and were mostly destroyed or captured at the Battle of Five Forks. Many of the survivors of the corps were captured or scattered at the Battle of Sayler’s Creek. So few remained as Lee’s army approached Appomattox Court House that Richard Anderson and Bushrod Johnson were relieved of their commands and the Fourth Corps was dissolved. The survivors under the command of Brigadier General William Wallace were merged with the Second Corps. They surrendered the next day at Appomattox Court House.
Johnson’s Division – Major General Bushrod Johnson (relieved and division dissolved April 8)
| Moody’s (Gracie’s) Brigade | Brigadier General Young M. Moody (c 4/8) Colonel Martin L. Stansel |
Assigned to Grimes’ Div. 2nd Corps 4/8 |
| 41st Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel Martin L. Stansel (^ 4/8) | |
| 43rd Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major William J. Mims | |
| 59th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Major Lewis J. Crumpler | |
| 60th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel John W. A. Sanford | |
| 23rd Alabama Infantry Battalion | Major Nicholas Stallworth | |
| Ransom’s Brigade | Brigadier General Matthew W. Ransom | detached to Pickett’s Div. and mostly destroyed or captured at Five Forks on 4/1 |
| 24th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | ||
| 25th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Henry M. Rutledge | |
| 35th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Major Robert E. Petty | |
| 49th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Major Charles Q. Petty | |
| 56th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Paul F. Faison | |
| Wallace’s Brigade | Brigadier General William H. Wallace | detached to Pickett’s Div. and mostly destroyed or captured at Five Forks on 4/1 |
| 17th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Paul F. Faison | |
| 18th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel John R. Culp (c 5/1) Captain E.A. Crawford |
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| 22nd South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel William G. Burt | |
| 23rd South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel Henry L. Benbow (w&c 5/1) Lieutenant Colonel John M. Kinloch |
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| 26th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel J.L. Hudson (w 5/1) Major Ceth S. Land |
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| Holcombe (South Carolina) Legion | Colonel William J. Crawley | |
| Wise’s Brigade | Brigadier General Henry A. Wise | |
| 26th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Major William K. Perrin | |
| 34th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel John T. Goode | |
| 46th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Captain George Abbitt | |
| 59th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel William B. Tabb |
Artillery – Lieutenant Colonel Hilary P. Jones
| Blount’s Artillery Battalion | Major Joseph G. Blount | |
| Company C, 13th North Carolina Artillery | Captain James D. Cumming | |
| Lowry’s (Va.) Battery | ||
| Miller’s (Va.) Battery | Captain John O. Miller | |
| Slaten’s (Va.) Battery | Captain C.W. Slaten | |
| Coit’s Artillery Battalion | Major James C. Coit | |
| Bradford’s (MS) Battery | Captain William D. Bradford | |
| Kelly’s (SC) Battery | Captain James I. Kelly | |
| Pegram’s (Va.) Battery | Captain Richard G. Pegram | |
| Wright’s (Va.) Battery | Captain Samuel T. Wright | |
| 38th Virginia Artillery Battalion | Major Robert Stribling | |
| Lynchburg (VA) Artillery | ||
| Faquier (Va.) Artilery | Captain William C. Marshall | |
| Fayette (Va.) Artillery | Captain Miles C. Macon | |
| Hampden Artillery | Captain J.E. Sullivan | |
| Sturdivant’s Artillery Battalion | Captain N.A. Sturdivant | |
| Albemarle (VA) Artillery | Lieutenant Charles R. Darracott | |
| Martin’s (VA) Battery | Lieutenant Samuel H. Pulliam |