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Major General Thomas J. Jackson
The Battles of Cross Keys on June 8 and Port Republic on June 9 defeated the last Union pursuers in the Shenandoah Valley. From June 18 – 25 Jackson moved his command from the Shenandoah Valley to reinforce Lee at Richmond. After this point the command was operationally Jackson’s Command of the Army of Northern Virginia.
Jackson’s Division – Major General Thomas J. Jackson
| First Brigade | Brigadier General Charles Winder |
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| 2nd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel James Allen (k 6/27) Lieutenant Colonel Raleigh Colston (w 6/27) Major Frank Jones (mw 6/27) Captain Lawson Botts |
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| 4th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Charles A. Ronald | |
| 5th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel J. H. S. Funk | |
| 27th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Andrew J. Grigsby | |
| 33rd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel John F. Neff | |
| Alleghany Battery | Captain Joseph Carpenter | |
| Rockbridge Artillery | Captain William T. Poague | |
| Second Brigade | Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. Cunningham (to 6/29) Brigadier General John R. Jones (w 6/30) Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. Cunningham |
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| 1st Virginia Regulars Battalion | Captain Benjamin W. Leigh | |
| 21st Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. Cunningham | |
| 42nd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel William T. Martin | |
| 48th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Thomas S. Garnett | |
| Third Brigade | Brigadier General William B. Talliaferro Colonel Samuel V. Fulkerson (mw 6/27) Colonel E. T. H. Warren Brigadier General Wade Hampton |
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| 47th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel James W. Jackson | from Alabama |
| 48th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel James L. Sheffield | from Alabama |
| 10th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel E. T. H. Warren | |
| 23rd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Alexander G. Talliaferro | |
| 37th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Samuel V. Fulkerson (^) Major T. V. Williams |
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| Fourth Brigade | Brigadier General Alexander R. Lawton | from Georgia mid-June |
| 13th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Marcellus Douglas | |
| 26th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel E.N. Atkinson Major E.S. Griffin |
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| 31st Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel C.A. Evans (w) Major J.H. Lowe |
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| 38th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Lewis J. Parr (w 6/27) Captain William H. Battey |
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| 60th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel W.H. Stiles | |
| 61st Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel John H. Lamar | |
| Cavalry | ||
| 7th Virginia Cavalry | Colonel Turner Ashby (k 6/6) Colonel Richard H. Dulany |
to Robinson’s Cavalry Brig. |
| Chew’s Horse Artilley | Captain Robert Chew | to Robinson’s Cavalry Brig. |
| Artillery | Major R. Snowden Andrews | |
| Charlottesville (Virginia) Artillery | Captain James M. Carrington | |
| Danville Artillery | Captain George W. Wooding | |
| Hampden Artilley | Captain William H. Caskie | |
| Winchester (Virginia) Artillery | Captain Wilfred E. Cutshaw |
Ewell’s Division – Major General Richard S. Ewell
Ewell’s Division suffered relatively few casualties in the Battle of Cross Keys on June 8, but two brigade commanders were wounded. Arnold Elzey would soon return to command, but George Steuart, who had just taken over the Second Brigade, would not return to the army until the Gettysburg campaign in 1863. Most of the Second Brigade was merged into Elzey’s Brigade, now temporarily under its senior colonel, James Walker.
| Second Brigade | Colonel William C. Scott (to 6/2) Brigadier General George H. Steuart (w 6/8) Colonel William C. Scott (to 6/9) |
dissolved 6/9 |
| 1st Maryland Infantry Regiment | Colonel Bradley T. Johnston | to Johnston’s Maryland Line (below) |
| 44th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Major Norvell Cobb | to Elzey’s Brig. (below) |
| 52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Michael G. Harman | to Elzey’s Brig. (below) |
| 58th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Samuel H. Letcher | to Elzey’s Brig. (below) |
| Fourth Brigade | Brigadier General Arnold Elzey (w 6/8) Colonel James A. Walker |
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| 12th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Zephanian T. Conner (arrested 5/30*) Captain James G. Rodgers |
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| 13th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel James A. Walker (^ 6/8) | |
| 25th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel John C. Higginbotham | |
| 31st Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel John S. Hoffman | |
| 44th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Major Norvell Cobb | from 2 Brig. (above) |
| 52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Michael G. Harman | from 2 Brig. (above) |
| 58th Virginia Infantry Regiment | Colonel Samuel H. Letcher | from 2 Brig. (above) |
| Seventh Brigade | Brigadier General Isaac Trimble | |
| 15th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Colonel James Cantey | |
| 21st Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel John T. Mercer Major Thomas W. Hooper (w) |
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| 16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment | Colonel Carnot Posey | |
| 21st North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel William W. Kirkland | |
| 1st North Carolina Sharpshooters | Major Rufus W. Wharton | organized from 21st NC |
| Eighth Brigade | Brigadier General Richard Taylor Colonel Isaac G. Seymour (k 6/27) Colonel Leroy A. Stafford |
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| 6th Louisiana Infantry Regiment | Colonel Isaac G. Seymour Lieutenant Colonel Henry B. Strong |
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| 7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment | Colonel Harry T. Hays (w 6/9) Major D. Penn |
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| 8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment | Colonel Henry B. Kelly | |
| 9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment | Colonel Leroy A. Stafford | |
| 1st Special Louisiana Battalion | Major Chatham Roberdeau Wheat (k 6/27) | merged with 1st LA Zouave Bat. |
| Charlottesville (VA) Artillery | Captain J.M. Carrington | |
| Maryland Line | Colonel Bradley T. Johnston | created 6/9 |
| 1st Maryland Infantry Regiment | Colonel Bradley T. Johnston | from Steuart’s Brig. (above) |
| 1st Maryland Cavalry Co. I | ||
| Baltimore Maryland Artillery | Captain John B. Brockenbrough | |
| Cavalry Brigade | Brigadier General George H. Steuart (to 2 Brig. 6/2) Colonel Thomas T. Munford |
dissolved 6/9 |
| 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Thomas T. Munford (^ 6/2) | to Robertson’s Brig. 6/9 |
| 6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Flournoy | to Robertson’s Brig. 6/9 |
| Chew’s Battery | Captain R. Preston Chew | |
| Artillery | Colonel Stapleton Crutchfield |
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| 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 |
Whiting’s Division – Major General William H.C. Whiting
| Hood’s Brigade | Brigdier General John B. Hood | |
| 18th Georgia Infantry Regiment | Colonel William T. Wofford | |
| 1st Texas Infantry Regiment | Colonel Alexis T. Rainey | |
| 4th Texas Infantry Regiment | Colonel John F. Marshall | |
| 5th Texas Infantry Regiment | Colonel James J. Archer | |
| Whiting’s Brigade | Brigdier General Evander McIvor Law |
from Smith’s Division (above) |
| 4th Alabama Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Owen Kenan McLemore | |
| 2nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment | Colonel John M. Stone | |
| 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment | Colonel Philip F. Liddell | |
| 6th North Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel William Dorsey Pender | |
| Rowan (N.C.) Artillery | Captain James Reilly | |
| Staunton (Va.) Artillery | First Lieutenant Asher Garber |
Cavalry Brigade – Brigadier General Beverly Robertson
| 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Thomas T. Munford | from Ewell’s Div. |
| 6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Julien Harrison | from Ewell’s Div. |
| 7th Virginia Cavalry Regiment | Colonel William E. Jones | from Jackson’s Div. |
| 12th Virginia Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Asher W. Harman | formed from 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| 17th Virginia Cavalry Battalion | Major William Patrick | formed from 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Ashby Horse Artillery | Captain R. Preston Chew | from Ewell’s Div. |