Confederate States Army Army of Northern Virginia


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Major General Thomas J. Jackson

The corps would not be legally established under Confederate law until October of 1862. Until then the group of divisions that Jackson commanded was referred to as “Jackson’s Command,” although Jackson still referred to it as the the “Army of the Valley District” until it became the Second Corps in October.

Ewell’s Division – Major General Richard S. Ewell 

Early’s Brigade Brigadier General Jubal Early (from 7/1)
 
12th Georgia Infantry Regiment Captain James G. Rodgers  
13th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel James A. Walker  
25th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Patrick B. Duffy  
31st Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John S. Hoffman  
44th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major Norvell Cobb  
52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel James H. Skinner  
58th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Samuel H. Letcher  
Hays’ Brigade Colonel Leroy A. Stafford (to 7/27)
Brigadier General Harry T. Hays
 
5th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Theodore Hunt (res. 7/31)
Colonel Henry Forno
from Semmes’ Brig., McLaws’ Div.  7/26*
6th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry B. Strong  
7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Harry T. Hays (^ 7/27)
Lieutenant Colonel Davidson B. Penn
 
8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry B. Kelly  
9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Leroy A. Stafford to Starke’s Brig., A.P. Hill’s Div., 7/26*
14th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Richard W. Jones from Pryor’s Brig., Longstreet’s Div. 7/26*
Girardy’s Battery Captain Girardy from Pryor’s Brig. 7/26*
Trimble’s Brigade Brigadier General Isaac Trimble  
15th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel James Cantey  
21st Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel John T. Mercer  
16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Colonel Carnot Posey to Featherston’s Brig., Wilcox’s Div.
21st North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel William W. Kirkland  
1st North Carolina Sharpshooters Major Rufus W. Wharton  
Maryland Line Colonel Bradley T. Johnston  
1st Maryland Infantry Regiment Colonel Bradley T. Johnston  
1st Maryland Cavalry Co. I    
Baltimore Maryland Artillery Captain John B. Brockenbrough  
Artillery Colonel Stapleton Crutchfield  
Richmond Courtney Artillery Captain Captain Alfred R. Courtney  
2nd Rockbridge (Virginia) Artillery Captain John A. M. Lusk  
Lynchburg (Virginia) Artillery Captain Charles I. Raine  
Eighth Star (Virginia) Artillery Captain William H. Rice  

A.P. Hill’s Division – Major General Ambrose Powell Hill

Transferred from Longstreet’s Command July 27 by Special Orders #164.

First (Field’s) Brigade Brigadier General Charles W. Field  
40th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John M. Brockenbrough  
47th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Robert Mayo  
55th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Francis Mallory  
60th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Beuhring H. Jones to Dept. of WV and East TN
Second (Gregg’s) Brigade Brigadier General Maxcy Gregg
 
1st South Carolina Infantry Regiment Major Edward McGrady Jr.  
1st South Carolina Rifle Regiment Colonel Jehu Foster Marshall  
12th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Dixon Barnes  
13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Oliver E. Edwards  
14th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Samuel McGowan  
Third (J. R. Anderson’s) Brigade Colonel Edward L. Thomas  
14th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Felix L. Price  
35th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Bolling H. Holt  
45th Georgia Infantry Regiment Major Washington L. Grice  
49th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Seaborn M. Manning  
Fourth (Branch’s) Brigade Brigadier General L. O’Brien Branch
7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Edward G. Haywood
Captain R. B. MacRae
 
18th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Purdie  
28th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel James H. Lane  
33rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Hoke  
37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel William M. Barbour  
Fifth (Archer’s) Brigade Brigadier General James J. Archer  
5th Alabama Infantry Battalion Captain Thomas Bush  
19th Georgia Infantry Regiment Captain Frank M. Johnston  
1st Tennessee Infantry Regiment Colonel Peter Turney  
7th Tennessee Infantry Regiment Major Samuel G. Shepard  
14th Tennessee Infantry Regiment Colonel William A. Forbes  
Sixth (Pender’s) Brigade Brigadier General William D. Pender
 
16th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Captain Leroy W. Stowe  
22nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment Major Christopher C. Cole  
34th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Richard H. Riddick  
38th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Major L.D. Andrews
Captain John Ashford
 
22nd Virginia Infantry Battalion Lieutenant Colonel James C. Johnson to Field’s Brig. (above)
Starke’s Brigade Brigadier General William E. Starke created 7/27
1st Louisiana Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Michael Nolan from Wright’s Brig. Wilcox’s Div. (below)
2nd Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Jesse M. Williams from Magruder’s Div.
9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Leroy A. Stafford from Taylor’s Brig., Ewell’s Div.
10th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Mandeville DeMarigny (res. 7/28)
Lieutenant Colonel William H. Spencer
from Semmes’ Brig., McLaws’ Div.
15th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Wilkinson Organized at Richmond
Division Artillery Major Reuben Lindsay Walker  
 some batteries were temporarily assigned to the division’s infantry brigades
1st Maryland Battery Captain William Fendley Dement  
Branch (NC) Artillery Captain Alexander C. Latham  
Charleston German (SC) Artillery Captain William Kunhardt Bachman  
Pee Dee (SC) Artillery Captain David G. McIntosh  
Richmond Crenahaw (VA) Artillery Captain William G. Crenshaw  
Fredericksburg (VA) Artillery Captain Carter M. Braxton  
Purcell (Va.) Artillery Captain William R. J. Pegram  
Richmond Letcher (VA) Artillery Captain Greenlee Davidson  
Richmond Johnson (VA) Artillery Captain Marmaduke Johnson  

Jackson’s Division – Brigadier General Charles S. Winder

First Brigade Colonel Charles A. Ronald  
2nd Virginia Infantry Regiment Captain Lawson Botts  
4th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Robert D. Gardner  
5th Virginia Infantry Regiment  Lieutenant Colonel J. H. S. Funk  
27th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Andrew J. Grigsby (w 7/1)  
33rd Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John F. Neff  
Alleghany Battery Captain Joseph Carpenter  
Rockbridge Artillery Captain William T. Poague  
Second Brigade Brigadier General John R. Jones (w 7/1)
Lieutenant Colonel R.H. Cunningham
 
1st Virginia Regulars Battalion Captain Benjamin W. Leigh  
21st Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. Cunningham (^ 7/1)
Major John B. Mosely
 
42nd Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel William T. Martin  
48th Virginia Infantry Regiment Captain John M. Vermillion  
Third Brigade Brigadier General Wade Hampton  
47th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel James W. Jackson  
48th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel James L. Sheffield  
10th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel E. T. H. Warren  
23rd Virginia Infantry Regiment Captain A.V. Scott  
37th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major T. V. Williams  
Fourth Brigade Brigadier General Alexander R. Lawton  
13th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Marcelluss Douglas  
26th Georgia Infantry Regiment Major E.S. Griffin  
31st Georgia Infantry Regiment Major J.H. Lowe  
38th Georgia Infantry Regiment Captain William H. Battey  
60th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel W.H. Stiles  
61st Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel John H. Lamar  
Artillery Major R. Snowdon Andrews  
Charlottesville (Virginia) Artillery Captain James M. Carrington to Nelson’s Bat.
Danville Artillery Captain George W. Wooding  
Hampden Artilley Captain William H. Caskie  
Winchester (Virginia) Artillery Captain Wilfred E. Cutshaw  

Whiting’s Division – Major General William H.C. Whiting

On July 13 Whiting’s Division left its temporary service with Jackson and transferred to Longstreet’s Command. Whiting would take sick leave on July 26 and would never return, leaving the division under the command of John B. Hood.

Hood’s Brigade Brigdier General John B. Hood  
18th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Solon Z. Ruff  
Hampton Legion (S.C.) Infantry Lieutenant Colonel Martin C. Gary  
1st Texas Infantry Regiment Colonel Alexis T. Rainey (w)  
4th Texas Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel John Key (w 7/1; to Col. 7/10)
Captain W. P. Townsend (to Maj. 7/10)
 
5th Texas Infantry Regiment Colonel Jerome B. Robinson  
Whiting’s Brigade Colonel Evander McIvor Law  
4th Alabama Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel O.K. McLemore  
2nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment Colonel John M. Stone  
11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Colonel Philip F. Liddell  
6th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Isaac E. Avery (w 6/1; to Col. 6/11)
Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Webb
 
Rowan (N.C.) Artillery Captain James Reilly  
Staunton (Va.) Artillery Captain W. L. Balthis (w)
First Lieutenant Asher Garber
 

Cavalry Brigade – Brigadier General Beverly Robertson

2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment Colonel Thomas T. Munford  
6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment Colonel Julien Harrison (res. 7/16)
Colonel Thomas S. Flournoy
 
7th Virginia Cavalry Regiment Colonel William E. Jones  
12th Virginia Cavalry Regiment Colonel Asher W. Harman  
17th Virginia Cavalry Battalion Major William Patrick  
Ashby Horse Artillery Captain R. Preston Chew  

Note: Brigadier General Harry T. Hays was appointed to Taylor’s Brigade in Ewell’s Division but was still recovering from his wound from Port Republic on June 9.