Confederate States Army * Army of Northern Virginia
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Commanded by Major General James Longstreet (to Lieutenant General 10/9)
The Confederate Congress passed legislation at the end of October allowing the creation of army corps. Longstreet’s Command would become the First Army Corps on November 6, 1862
| Anderson’s Division | Major General Richard H. Anderson |
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| Armistead’s Brigade | Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead | to Pickett’s Division |
| Featherston’s Brigade | Colonel Carnot Posey | |
| Mahoney’s Brigade | Colonel William A. Parham | |
| Pryor’s Brigade | Brigadier General Roger Pryor | |
| Wilcox’s Brigade | Brigadier General Cadmus Wilcox | |
| Wright’s Brigade | Brigadier General Ambrose R. Wright | |
| Saunders’ Artillery Battalion | Major John S. Saunders | |
| Hood’s Division | Brigadier General John B. Hood (to Maj. Gen. 10/10) | |
| Hood’s Brigade | Colonel William T. Wofford | |
| Law’s (Whiting’s) Brigade | Colonel Evander M. Law (to Brig. Gen. 10/10) | |
| Artillery | Major Bushrod W. Frobel | |
| Jones’ Division | Brigadier General David R. Jones | dissolved due to Jones’ health |
| Drayton’s Brigade | Brigadier General Thomas F. Drayton | to McLaws’ Division |
| Jenkins’s Brigade | Colonel Joseph Walker | to Pickett’s Division |
| Jones’ Brigade | Colonel George T. Anderson | to Hood’s Division |
| Kemper’s Brigade | Brigadier General James Kemper | to Pickett’s Division |
| Pickett’s Brigade | Colonel Eppa Hunton Brigadier General Richard B. Garnett |
to Pickett’s Division |
| Toombs’ Brigade | Brigadier General Robert A. Toombs | to Hood’s Division |
| McLaws’ Division | Major General Lafayette McLaws | |
| Barksdale’s Brigade | Brigadier General William Barksdale | |
| Cobb’s Brigade | Brigadier General Howell Cobb Colonel T.R.R. Cobb |
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| Kershaw’s Brigade | Brigadier General Joseph B. Kershaw | |
| Semmes’ Brigade | Brigadier General Paul J. Semmes | |
| Cabell’s Artillery Battalion | Colonel Henry C. Cabell | |
| Pickett’s’ Division | Major General George E. Pickett | |
| Armistead’s Brigade | Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead | |
| Garnet’s Brigade | Colonel Eppa Hunton Brigadier General Richard B. Garnett |
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| Jenkin’s Brigade | Colonel Joseph Walker | |
| Kemper’s’ Brigade | Brigadier General James L. Kemper | |
| Dearings Artillery Battalion | Major James Dearing | |
| Walker’s Division | Brigadier General John G. Walker | |
| Ransom’s Brigade | Brigadier General Robert Ransom, Jr. | |
| Walker’s Brigade | Colonel Van Manning | |
| Evans’s Independent Brigade | Colonel Peter F. Stevens (to 9/19) Brigadier General Nathan G. Evans |
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| 17th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Fitzhugh W. McMaster | |
| 18th South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Colonel William H. Wallace | |
| 22nd South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Major Miel Hilton | |
| 23rd South Carolina Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant E. R. White | |
| Holcombe Legion | Colonel Peter F. Stevens | |
| Macbeth (SC) Artillery | Captain Robert Boyce | |
| Turner (VA) Artillery | Captain Walter Daniel Leake | disbanded 10/4 |
| Reserve Artillery | Colonel James B. Walton | |
| Lee’s Battalion | Colonel Stephen D. Lee | |
| Madison (La.) Light Artillery | Captain George V. Moody | |
| Brooks (S.C.) Artillery | Lieutenant William Elliott | |
| 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 | |