Confederate Regiments & Batteries * Virginia
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1863
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| June 10 | The original company was formed at Rector’s Crossroads under Major John S. Mosby, acting under the authority of General Robert E. Lee and the Partisan ranger Act of 1862. |
| June 11 | Raid on Seneca Mills |
| June 22 | Ewell’s Chapel |
| July 20 | Rectortown and Salem |
| July 30 | Mount Zion Church |
| August | Padgett’s near Alexandria |
| August 6 | Fairfax Court House |
| August 11 | Annandale |
| August 24 | Billy Gooding’s Tavern (near Alexandria) |
| September 6 | Carter Run |
| September 16 | Fayetteville |
| October 1 | The original company was split into Company A and Company B at Scuffleburg |
| October 16 | Stuart’s (near Chantilly) and Old Ox Road |
| October 22 | Near Fairfax Court House on Little River Turnpike |
| October 26 and November 6 |
Near Warrenton |
| November 21 | Near Bealeton Station |
| November 26 | Brandy Station |
| December 15 | Company C was created at Rectortown under the command of Captain William H. Chapman. |
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1864
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| January 1 | Five Points |
| January 6 | Lee’s Ridge |
| February | The Confederate Congress revoked the authority of all partisan units except two, one of which was the 43rd Battalion. |
| February 5 | Berryville |
| February 20 | Fight at Blakeley’s Grove School House Near Upperville |
| February 22 | Anker’s Shop (near Dranesville) |
| March 8 | Near Greenwich |
| March 10 | Kabletown |
| March 27 | Near Bunker Hill |
| March 28 | Company D created near Paris |
| April 22 | Hunter’s Mill |
| April 19 | Near Loughbourough’s |
| May 9 | Near Winchester, Strasburg, and Belle Plain |
| May 10 | Near Front Royal |
| May 17 | Waterford |
| May 21 | Guard Hill |
| June 24 | Near Chantilly and Centerville |
| June 29 | Charles Town |
| July 4 | Near Point of Rocks |
| July 6 | Skinner’s House (near Mount Zion) |
| July 18 | Near Snickersville and Ashby’s Gap |
| July 28 | Company E was created at Upperville. An artillery company was also formed during the summer. The battalion number around 400 men. |
| August 8 | Near Burke’s Station, Old Braddock Road and Fairfax Station |
| August 13 | Near Berryville |
| August 15 | Between Berryville and Charles Town, and near Castleman’s Ferry |
| August 19 | Sheppard’s Mill Road |
| August 24 | Annandale |
| September 3 | Near Berryville |
| September 4 | Myer’s Ford. Lieutenant Francis G. Fox was mortally wounded and captured. |
| September 13 | Company F was created at Piedmont |
| September 15 | Snicker’s Gap |
| September 23 | Near Chester Gap |
| September 25 | Along the Valley Pike |
| October 4 | Near Gainesville |
| October 5-7 | Salem and Rectortown |
| October 9 | Ashby’s Gap, Port Tobacco and Sandy Springs |
| October 10 | Glen Welby (near Salem) |
| October 11 | Near The Plains and near Newton |
| October 12 | Brown’s Crossing (near Kearneysville) |
| October 14 | Duffield and Adamstown |
| October 17 | Falls Church |
| October 24 | Capture of General Duffie |
| October 29 | Near Upperville |
| November 16 | Near Winchester, Berry’s Ferry and near Myerstown |
| November 22 | Near Charles Town |
| November 24 | Near White Post |
| November 27 | Near Goresville |
| November 27-28 | The artillery company was disbanded by order of the Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office and the men formed Company G. |
| December 7 | Expanded to a regiment and designated Mosby’s Regiment of Partisan Rangers. |