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Major General Thomas J. Jackson

Jackson fought the Battle of McDowell on May 8. He was reinforced by Major General Richard Ewell’s Division. He then marched around Massanutton Mountain and surprised Banks by coming down the Luray Valley, overwhelming the union garrison at Front Royal on May 23. Banks was forced to retreat from his position outside Strasburg, was beaten in a sharp fight at Winchester on May 25, and retreated to the Potomac, closely followed by Jackson.

Jackson’s Division – Major General Thomas J. Jackson

First Brigade Brigadier General Charles Winder
2nd Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel James Allen
4th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Charles A. Ronald
5th Virginia Infantry Regiment  Colonel William S.H. Baylor (w 5/25)
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 Colonel John A. Campbell (w 5/25)
Colonel John M. Patton
1st Virginia Regulars Battalion Captain Benjamin W. Leigh
21st Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John M. Patton (^ 5/25)
Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. Cunningham
42nd Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel William T. Martin
Major Henry Lane (w 5/25)
Captain John E. Penn
48th Virginia Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Thomas S. Garnett
Major John B. Mosely (from 21 VA 5/25)
Third Brigade Brigadier General William B. Talliaferro (to 5/23*)
Colonel Samuel V. Fulkerson
10th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel E. T. H. Warren
23rd Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Simeon B. Gibbons (mw 5/8)
Colonel Alexander G. Talliaferro
37th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Samuel V. Fulkerson (^ 5/23)
Major T. V. Williams
Cavalry
7th Virginia Cavalry Colonel Turner Ashby (to BG 5/23)
Chew’s Horse Artilley Captain Robert Chew
Artillery Colonel Stapleton Crutchfield (from 5/5)
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 (w 5/25)
Lieutenant John Carpenter

*General Talliaferro was forced to temporarily give up command on 5/23 due to illness.

Ewell’s Division – Major General Richard S. Ewell

Second Brigade Colonel William C. Scott
1st Maryland Infantry Regiment Colonel Bradley T. Johnston from MD Line (below)
44th Virginia Infantry Regiment Major Norvell Cobb from Johnson’s Brig., Army of the Northwest
52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Michael G. Harman
58th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel Samuel H. Letcher
Fourth Brigade Brigadier General Arnold Elzey
12th Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel Zephanian T. Conner (arrested 5/30*)
Captain James G. Rodgers
from Johnson’s Brig., Army of the Northwest
13th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel James A. Walker
25th Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel George H. Smith (w 5/8)
Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Duffy
31st Virginia Infantry Regiment Colonel John S. Hoffman
Seventh Brigade Brigadier General Isaac Trimble
15th Alabama Infantry Regiment Colonel James Cantey
Lieutenant Colonel William C. Oates
21st Georgia Infantry Regiment Colonel John T. Mercer
16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Colonel Carnot Posey
21st North Carolina Infantry Regiment Colonel William W. Kirkland (w 5/25)
Major Saunders Fulton
Eighth Brigade Brigadier General Richard Taylor
6th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Isaac G. Seymour
7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Harry T. Hays
8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry B. Kelly
9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Colonel Leroy A. Stafford
1st Special Louisiana Battalion Major Chatham Roberdeau Wheat
Maryland Line George H. Steuart created 5/17
1st Maryland Infantry Regiment Colonel Bradley T. Johnston to 2 Brig. (above)
Baltimore Maryland Artillery Captain John B. Brockenbrough
Cavalry Brigade Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Flournoy (5/23)
Brigadier General George H. Steuart
2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment Colonel Thomas T. Munford
6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Flournoy
Chew’s Battery Captain R. Preston Chew
Artillery Major R. Snowden Andrews
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