Confederate States Army * Army of Northern Virginia


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Major General James Longstreet

The period between the Peninsula Campaign and the Second Manassas Campaign saw major reorganization in Longstreet’s Command. A.P. Hill’s Division was transferred to Jackson’s Command to avoid the bad blood that had developed between Longstreet and Hill. In exchange Huger’s and Jones’ Divisions were added. Huger was removed from command and replaced by Richard Anderson, who had been commanding Longstreet’s old division as senior brigade commander. Longstreet’s old division was then split into two divisions under its next two senior brigade commanders, Kemper and Wilcox.

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

Transferred to Jackson’s Command 7/27/62 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
2nd Arkansas Battalion merged into 3rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment
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

D.H. Hill’s Division – Major General Daniel Harvey Hill (reassigned 7/17)

On July 17 D.H. Hill was assigned to command the Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia. The division would have no overall commander until the last part of August, and was stationed in the Richmond area while the rest of the army marched north.

G.B. Anderson’s (Featherston’s) Brigade Brigadier General George B. Anderson (w 7/1)
Colonel Charles C. Tew
2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Charles Courtenay Tew (^ 7/1)
Lieutenant Colonel William Preston Bynum
4th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Bryan Grimes
14th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Philetus W. Roberts (died, 7/5)
Colonel Risden Tyler Bennet
30th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Francis M. Parker
Garland’s (Early’s) Brigade Brigadier General Samuel Garland
5th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Duncan K. McRae
12th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry E. Coleman
13th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Alfred Scales
20th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Alfred Iverson
23rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Daniel Christie (w 7/1)
Raines’ Brigade Colonel Alfred Colquitt
13th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Birkett D. Fry
6th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel James M. Newton
23rd Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel William Barclay
27th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Levi B. Smith
28th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Thomas J. Warthen
Ripley’s Brigade Brigadier General Roswell Ripley
1st North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel Montford S. Stokes
3rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel W. Gaston Meares (k 7/1)
Colonel William L. DeRosset
4th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel George P. Doles
44th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel John B. Estes
48th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel William Gibson to Wright’s Brig., Anderson’s Div. (above)
Rodes’ Brigade Brigadier General Robert Rodes
3rd Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Cullen A. Battle
5th Alabama Infantry Regiment Major E.L. Hobson
6th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel John B. Gordon
12th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Bristor B. Gayle
26th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Edward O’Neal
Wise’s Brigade Brigadier General Henry Wise
20th Virginia Infantry (Cos. I & K) attached to 46th Virginia to
Department of North Carolina
and Southern Virginia
26th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Charles A. Crump
46th Virginia Infantry (7 companies) Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Richardson
Mathews (VA) Artillery Captain Andrew D. Armistead
Artillery Major Scipio Pearson
Hardaway’s (AL) Artillery Captain Robert A. Hardaway
Jefferson Davis (Al.) Artillery Captain James W. Bonduarant
King William (Va.) Artillery Captain Thomas Henry Carter
Mathews (VA) Artillery Captain Andrew D. Armistead
Peninsula (VA) Artillery Captain Joseph B. Cosnahan

Huger’s/Anderson’s Division – Major General Benjamin Huger (Relieved 7/12); Major General Richard H. Anderson

Armistead’s Brigade Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead
5th Virginia Infantry Battalion Major William R. Foster
9th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel James Gilliam
14th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel James G. Hodges
38th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Edward Claxton Edmonds
53rd Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel John Grammar
57th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Elisha Ford Keen (res. 7/31)
Colonel David Dyer
Turner’s (VA) Artillery Captain William Turner
Mahone’s Brigade Brigadier General William Mahone (w)
Colonel David Weisinger
6th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John T. Rogers
12th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel David A. Weisiger
16th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Ham
41st Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel William A. Parham (w 7/1)
Wright’s Brigade Brigadier General Ambrose R. Wright
44th Alabama Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Derby
3rd Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel John R. Sturgis (k 7/1)
Colonel Edward J. Walker
4th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel George Doles (w 7/1)
Lieutenant Colonel William F. Jordan
to Ripley’s Brig., D.H. Hill’s Div. (above)
22nd Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Robert H. Jones
48th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel William Gibson from Georgia
1st Louisiana Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Michael Nolan to Starke’s Brig., A.P. Hill’s Div. (above)
Artillery Major John Selden Saunders
Fauquier (Va.) Artillery Captain Robert M. Stribling
Norfolk (VA) Battery Captain Frank Huger
Portsmouth (Va.) Battery Captain Cary F. Grimes

Jones’ Division – Brigadier General David R. Jones

Transferred from Magruder’s Command to Longstreet’s Command 7/3

Jones’ Brigade Colonel George T. Anderson
1st Georgia Regulars Infantry Regiment Major John D. Walker
7th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel William T. Wilson
8th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel John R. Towers
9th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Benjamin Beck
11th Georgia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel William Luffman
Toombs’ Brigade Brigadier General Robert Toombs
2nd Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Edgar M. Butt (w 7/1)
Lieutenant Colonel William R. Holmes
15th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel William T. Millican
17th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry L. Benning
20th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel John B. Cumming
Artillery Major John J. Garnett
Washington (S.C.) Artillery Captain James F. Hart
Wise (Va.) Artillery Capitan James S. Brown

Kemper’s Division – Brigadier General James L. Kemper

With Longstrteet in command of the army’s Right Wing, his division of six brigades was temporarily split into two divisions of three brigades, each commanded by the two senior brigadier generals, James Kemper and Cadmus Wilcox.

Kemper’s Brigade Colonel Montgomery D. Corse
1st Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Patrick T. Moore (w 7/18)
Lieutenant Colonel William H. Fry
from Kemper’s Brigade,
Longstreet’s Division
7th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Waller T. Patton
11th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major Kirkwood Otey
17th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Montgomery D. Corse (^)
24th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel William R. Terry
Loudon (Va.) Battery Captain Arthur L. Rogers
Anderson’s Brigade Colonel Micah Jenkins
1st South Caroina Volunteers Colonel Thomas J. Glover from Florida
2nd South Caroina Rifle Regiment Major Robert A. Thompson from Jenkins’ Brig.,
Longstreet’s Div.
4th South Carolina Infantry Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Mattison
5th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Captain Thomas C. Beckham
6th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel J.M. Steedman
Palmetto (S.C.) Sharpshooters Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Walker
Faquier (VA) Artillery Captain Robert M. Stribling
Pickett’s Brigade Colonel Eppa Hunton
8th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Norborne Berkeley from Pickett’s Brigade,
Longstreet’s Division
18th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major George Cabell
19th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John B. Strange
28th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Robert C. Allen
56th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel William D. Stuart
Artillery
Charleston German (S.C.) Light Artillery Captain William K. Bachman from Longstreet’s Division
Palmetto (S.C.) Light Artillery Captain Hugh R. Garden
1st Rowan (N.C.) Light Battery D Captain James Reilly

Longstreet’s Division – Brigadier General Richard H. Anderson

Longstreet commanded several divisions of the army during the Northern Virginia Campaign. To ease his command burden when the senior brigadier, Richard Anderson was given his own division, Longstreet divided his division between the two next senior brigade commanders, Kemper and Wilcox, giving each three brigades. Although these divisions were both temporary, Longstreet’s Division was never reconstituted.

First (Kemper’s) Brigade Brigadier General James Kemper
1st Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Patrick T. Moore to Kemper’s Brigade,
Kemper’s Division
(see above)
7th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Waller T. Patton
11th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major Kirkwood Otey
17th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Montgomery D. Corse
24th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel William R. Terry
Loudon (Va.) Battery Captain Arthur L. Rogers
Second (Anderson’s) Brigade Colonel Micah Jenkins
2nd South Caroina Rifle Regiment Colonel John V. Moore to Jenkins’ Brig.,
Kemper’s Div.
(see above)
4th South Carolina Infantry Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Mattison
5th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel John R.R. Giles
6th South Carolina Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel J.M. Steedman
Palmetto (S.C.) Sharpshooters Colonel Micah Jenkins (^)
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Walker
Faquier (VA) Artillery Captain Robert M. Stribling
Third (Pickett’s) Brigade Colonel Eppa Hunton
8th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Eppa Hunton to Pickett’s Brigade,
Kemper’s Division
(see above)
18th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major George Cabell
19th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John B. Strange
28th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Robert C. Allen
Lynchburg (Va.) Battery Captain James Dearing
Fourth (Wilcox’s) Brigade Brigadier General Cadmus M. Wilcox
8th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Young L. Royston to Wilcox’s Brigade,
Wilcox’s Division
(see below)
9th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Samuel Henry
10th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel John J. Woodward
11th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Sydenham Moore
Richmond Thomas (VA) Artillery Captain Edwin J. Anderson
Fifth (Pryor’s) Brigade Brigadier General Roger A. Pryor
1st Louisiana Zouave Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Georges A. G. De Coppens from Anderson’s Brigade (above), to Pryor’s Brigade, Wilcox’s Division (see below)
14th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel Thomas J. Judge to Pryor’s Brigade, Wilcox’s Division (see below)
2nd Florida Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Lewis G. Pyles
5th Florida Infantry Regiment Colonel John C. Hately from FL;
to Pryor’s Brigade, Wilcox’s Division (see below)
8th Florida Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel George A. C. Coppens
14th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Richard W. Jones to Hays’ Brig. Ewell’s Div., Jackson’s Com.
3rd Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Joseph Mayo to Pryor’s Brigade, Wilcox’s Division
Donaldsonville (LA) Artillery Captain Victor Auguste Maurin
Sixth (Featherston’s) Brigade Colonel Carnot Posey
2nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel John G. Taylor (k) to Wilcox’s Brigade,
Wilcox’s Div. (see below)
12th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Major W.H. Lilly
16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Robert Clarke from Trimbles’ Brig., Ewell’s Div.7/13;
to Wilcox’s Brig., Wilcox’s Div. (see below)
19th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Major John Mullins to Wilcox’s Bde., Wilcox’s Div. (see below)
Division Artillery
Company A, Washington (LA) Artillery
Company B, Washington (LA) Artillery
Company C, Washington (LA) Artillery
Company D, Washington (LA) Artillery
Dixie (VA) Artillery Captain William H. Chapman to Wilcox’s Division (see below)
Lynchburg (VA) Artillery Captain James Dearing

Whiting’s Division – Brigadier General W.H.C. Whiting

On July 13 Whiting’s Division returned from its temporary service with Jackson and was assigned to Longstreet’s Command. On July 26 Whiting left on sick leave, and Brigadier General John B. Hood took command of the division. Although it technicaly remained Whiting’s Division until October he would never return to command it, and it is usuallly referred to as Hood’s Division after this time.

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

Wilcox’s Division – Brigadier General Richard H. Anderson (to July 14); Brigadier General Cadmus M. Wilcox

With Longstrteet in command of the army’s Right Wing in July of 1862, his division of six brigades was temporarily split into two divisions of three brigades each commanded by the two senior brigadier generals, James Kemper and Cadmus Wilcox. Wilcox’s Division was merged into into Anderson’s Division (see above) at the beginning of September.

Featherston’s Brigade Brigadier General Winfield S. Featherston
2nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment Major William S. Wilson from Longstreet’s Division (see above)
12th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Colonel William H. Taylor
16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Colonel Carnot Posey
19th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Captain Nathaniel H. Harris
Pryor’s Brigade Brigadier General Roger A. Pryor
1st Louisiana Zouave Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Georges A. G. De Coppens from Longstreet’s Division (see above)
14th Alabama Infantry Regiment Major James A. Broome
2nd Florida Infantry Regiment Colonel Lewis G. Pyles
5th Florida Infantry Regiment Colonel John C. Hately
8th Florida Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel George A. C. Coppens
3rd Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Joseph Mayo
Wilcox’s Brigade Brigadier General Cadmus M. Wilcox
8th Alabama Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Hilary A. Herbert from Longstreet’s Division (see above)
9th Alabama Infantry Regiment Major Jere H. J. Williams
10th Alabama Infantry Regiment Major John H. Caldwell
11th Alabama Infantry Regiment Captain John C. C. Sanders
Saunder’s Artillery Battalion Major John S. Saunders
Donaldsonville (LA) Artillery Captain Victor Auguste Maurin from Longstreet’s Division (see above)
Dixie (VA) Artillery Captain William H. Chapman
Richmond Thomas (VA) Artillery Captain Edwin J. Anderson

Reserve Artillery – Colonel James B. Walton

Lee’s Battalion Major Delaware Kemper
Madison (La.) Light Artillery Captain George V. Moody
Brooks (S.C.) Artillery Captain William W. Flicking
Ashland (Va.) Battery Captain Pichegru Woolfolk, Jr.
Bath (Va.) Battery Captain John L. Eubank
Bedford (Va.) Artillery Captain Tyler C. Jordan
Parker’s (Va.) Battery Captain William W. Parker
Washington (LA) Artillery Colonel John B. Walton
1st Company Captain Charles W. Squires
2nd Company Captain John B. Richardson
3rd Company Captain Meritt B. Miller
4th Company Captain Benjamin F. Eschleman

* Note: Huger was relieved and assigned as Inspector of Artillery and Ordinance. Officially relieved on July 12, he stayed on with his troops until July 21