March 1865 Muster Rolls (Eastern)

[John Wolf Smith]

Hi, This is part of my Confederate March 1865 Muster Rolls Project. The Western and Trans-Mississippi Muster Rolls are still being worked on.

What do you think?

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Forces around/in Richmond and Petersburg:
MG Jeremy F. Gilmer (Head of the Engineer Bureau in Richmond)

Army of Northern Virginia: Gen Robert E. Lee
Chief of Staff: Ltc Walter H. Taylor
Chief of Artillery: BG William N. Pendleton
Chief Engineer: BG Walter H. Stevens
Inspector General: BG Robert H. Chilton
Adjutants General: Col Charles S. Venable and Col Charles Marshall
Medical Director: Dr. Lafayette Guild

Provost Guard: Maj. David B. Bridgford
1st Virginia Battalion:
(Escort) 39th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Capt Samuel B. Brown
(Company B) 44th Virginia Cavalry Battalion:
(Provost Guard of the Third Army Corps) 5th Alabama Battalion: Maj. Van de Graaf; Capt Wade Ritter

Talcott's Engineering Brigade: Col Thomas M.R. Talcott
1st Confederate Engineers: Maj. William W. Blackford
2nd Confederate Engineers: Maj. D. Wintter

First Army Corps; LtG James Longstreet

Kershaw's Division: MG Joseph B. Kershaw

DuBose's Brigade: BG Dudley M. DuBose
16th Georgia: Maj. John H. Skelton
18th Georgia: Col Joseph Armstrong
24th Georgia: Col Christopher C. Sanders
Cobb's Georgia Legion: Ltc Luther J. Glenn
Phillips' (Georgia) Legion: Ltc Joseph Hamilton
3rd Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion: Ltc Nathan L. Hutchins

Humphreys' Brigade: BG Benjamin Humphreys
13th Mississippi: Maj. George L. Donald
17th Mississippi: Capt Gwin R. Cherry
18th Mississippi: Capt William P. McNeely
21st Mississippi: Maj. William H. Fitz Gerald

Simms' Brigade: BG James P. Simms
10th Georgia: Col Willis C. Holt
50th Georgia: Col William R. Manning
51st Georgia: Col/BG Peter A.S. McGlashan (Allegedly Promotion to BG)
53rd Georgia: Ltc Wiley F. Hartsfield

Field's Division: MG Charles W. Field

Bratton's Brigade: BG John Bratton
1st South Carolina: Col James R. Hagood
2nd South Carolina Rifles: Col Robert E. Bowen
5th South Carolina: Col Asbury Coward
6th South Carolina: Col John M. Steedman
Palmetto Sharpshooters: Col Joseph Walker

Perry's Brigade: BG William F. Perry
4th Alabama: Col/BG Pinckney D. Bowles (Allegedly Brevet Promotion to BG)
15th Alabama: Capt F. Key Schaaff
44th Alabama: Maj. George W. Cary
47th Alabama: Col Michael J. Bulger
48th Alabama: Maj. John W. Wigginton

Anderson's Brigade: BG George T. Anderson
7th Georgia: Col George H. Carmichael
8th Georgia: Col John R. Towers
9th Georgia: Ltc Edward F. Hodge
11th Georgia: Col Francis H. Little
59th Georgia: Col Jack Brown

Gregg's Brigade: Col Robert M. Powell
3rd Arkansas: Ltc Robert S. Taylor
1st Texas: Col Frederick S. Bass
4th Texas: Ltc Clinton M. Winkler
5th Texas: Capt W.T. Hill

Benning's Brigade: BG Henry L. Benning
2nd Georgia: Col Edgar M. Butt
15th Georgia: Maj. Peter J. Shannon
17th Georgia: Maj. James B. Moore
20th Georgia: Col James D. Waddell

Pickett's Division: MG George E. Pickett

Terry's Brigade: BG William R. Terry
1st Virginia: Ltc Frank H. Langley
3rd Virginia: Col Joseph Mayo, Jr.
7th Virginia: Col Charles C. Floweree
11th Virginia: Capt Robert M. Mitchell, Jr.
24th Virginia: Maj. William Bentley

Hunton's Brigade: BG Eppa Hunton
8th Virginia: Col/BG Norborne Berkeley (Allegedly Brevet Promotion to BG) Ltc Edmund Berkeley
18th Virginia: Col Henry A. Carrington
19th Virginia: Col Henry Gantt
28th Virginia: Ltc William L. Wingfield
56th Virginia: Col William E. Green

Steuart's Brigade: BG George H. Steuart
9th Virginia: Capt John Wilson
14th Virginia: Maj. William D. Shelton
38th Virginia: Col George K. Griggs
53rd Virginia: Capt Henry Edmunds
57th Virginia: Ltc William H. Ramsey

Corse's Brigade: BG Montgomery D. Corse
15th Virginia: Ltc Emmett M. Morrison
17th Virginia: Col Arthur Herbert
29th Virginia: Col James Giles
30th Virginia: Col Robert S. Chew
32nd Virginia: Ltc William R. Willis

1st Corps Artillery: BG Edward P. Alexander

Huger's Battalion: Ltc Frank Huger; Maj. Tyler C. Jordan
Fickling's (South Carolina) Battery: Lt E. L. Purse
Moody's (Louisiana) Battery: Lt George Poindexter
Parker's (Virginia) Battery: Lt Edwin S. Wooldridge
Smith's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John D. Smith
Taylor's (Virginia) Battery: Lt John H. Weddell
Woolfolk's (Virginia) Battery: Lt James Woolfolk

Haskell's Battalion: Maj. John C. Haskell
Flanner's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt Henry G. Flanner
Garden's (South Carolina) Battery: Capt Hugh R. Garden
Lamkin's (Virginia) Battery: Lt Jesse F. Woodard
Ramsay's (North Carolina) Battery: Lt Fletcher T. Massey

Cabell's Battalion: Col Henry C. Cabell; Maj. S. P. Hamilton
Fraser's (Georgia) Battery: Capt John C. Fraser
Carlton's (Georgia) Battery: Capt Henry H. Carlton
Anderson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Robert M. Anderson
Manly's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt Basil C. Manly
(1st Company) (Virginia) Richmond Howitzers: Capt Edward S. McCarthy

Second Army Corps: MG/LtG John B. Gordon (Gordon has claimed he was promoted to LtG)

Gordon's Division: BG Clement A. Evans

Evans' Brigade: Col John H. Lowe
13th Georgia: Col John H. Baker
26th Georgia: Capt James Knox
31st Georgia: Capt Edward C. Perry
38th Georgia: Ltc Philip E. Davant
60th/61st Georgia: Col Waters B. Jones
9th Georgia Artillery Battalion: Maj. Augustus Leyden
12th Georgia Battalion: Capt J.W. Anderson
18th Georgia Battalion: Maj. William S. Basinger

(Hays' and Stafford's Brigades) Peck's Brigade: BG William R. Peck (Sent to Mississippi); Col Eugene Waggaman

-Stafford's Brigade: Col Edmund Pendleton
1st Louisiana: Ltc James Nelligan
2nd Louisiana: Maj. Martin C. Redwine
5th Louisiana: Col Henry Forno (In Louisiana) Lt Hiram Baxter
14th Louisiana: Ltc David Zable
15th Louisiana:

-Hays' Brigade: Col Trevanion D. Lewis
6th Louisiana: Maj. William H. Manning
7th Louisiana: Ltc Thomas M. Terry
8th Louisiana:
9th Louisiana: Ltc John J. Hodges
10th Louisiana: Ltc Henry Monier

(Jones', Steuart's and Walker's Brigades) Terry's Brigade: BG William Terry

-Jones' Brigade: Col William A. Witcher
21st Virginia:
25th Virginia: Maj. Wilson Harper
42nd Virginia: Col John E. Penn
44th Virginia: Col Norval P. Cobb
48th Virginia: Col Robert H. Dungan

-Steuart's Brigade: Col Titus V. Williams
10th Virginia: Col Dorilus H.L. Martz
23rd Virginia: Ltc John P. Fitzgerald
37th Virginia:

-Walker's Brigade: Capt Joseph J. Jenkins
2nd Virginia:
4th Virginia: Capt Hamilton D. Wade
5th Virginia: Capt Peter E. Wilson
27th Virginia: Capt Franklin C. Wilson
33rd Virginia: Capt Henry A. Herrell

Early's/Ramseur's Division: BG John Pegram (Killed at Hatcher's Run); BG James A. Walker

Lewis' Brigade: BG William G. Lewis
6th North Carolina: Col Robert F. Webb; Ltc Samuel M. Tate
21st North Carolina: Maj. James F. Beall
54th North Carolina: Capt Augustus H. Martin
57th North Carolina: Ltc Hamilton C. Jones, Jr.

Johnston's Brigade: BG Robert D. Johnston;
5th North Carolina: Col John W. Lea
12th North Carolina: Maj. Robert W. Alston
20th North Carolina: Col Thomas F. Toon
23rd North Carolina: Capt Abner D. Peace
1st North Carolina Sharpshooters Battalion: Maj. Rufus W. Wharton

Pegram's Brigade: Maj./BG Henry K. Douglas (Commission to BG was not issued)
13th Virginia: Capt George Cullen
31st Virginia: Capt Nathan Clawson
49th Virginia: Capt William D. Moffett
52nd Virginia: Capt Samuel W. Paxton
58th Virginia: Capt Samuel S. Turner

Rodes'/ Grimes's Division: MG Bryan Grimes

Battle's Brigade: Col Samuel B. Pickens
3rd Alabama: Capt Cornelius Robinson Jr.
5th Alabama: Col Edwin L. Hobson
6th Alabama: Maj. Isaac Culver
12th Alabama: Capt Poleman Ross
61st Alabama: Capt Augustus Fannin

Cox's Brigade: BG William R. Cox
1st North Carolina: Col Hamilton A. Brown
2nd North Carolina: Maj. James T. Scales
3rd North Carolina: Maj. William T. Ennett
4th North Carolina: Capt John B. Forcum
14th North Carolina: Ltc William A. Johnston
30th North Carolina: Capt David C. Allen

Cook's Brigade: BG Philip Cook
4th Georgia : Col Edwin A. Nash
12th Georgia: Capt Josiah N. Beall
21st Georgia: Capt Edward Smith
44th Georgia: Capt John A. Tucker

Grimes' Brigade: Col David G. Cowand
32nd North Carolina: Maj. John W. Rierson
43rd North Carolina: Capt Cary Whitaker
45th North Carolina: Col John R. Winston
53rd North Carolina: Capt Thomas E. Ashcroft
2nd North Carolina Battalion: Maj James J. Iredel

2nd Corps Artillery: BG Armistead L. Long

Braxton's Artillery Battalion: Ltc Carter M. Braxton
Carpenter's (Virgina) Artillery: Capt John C. Carpenter
Hardwicke's (Virgina) Artillery: Capt W. W. Hardwicke
Cooper's (Virgina) Artillery: Capt Raleigh L. Cooper

Cutshaw's Artillery Battalion: Maj. Wilfred E. Cutshaw
Fry's (Virgina) Battery: Capt Charles W. Fry
Garber's (Virgina) Battery: Capt Asher W. Garber
Jones' (Virgina) Battery: Capt Lorraine F. Jones

1st Virginia Artillery Battalion: Ltc Robert A. Hardaway
Dance's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Willis J. Dance
Smith's (Virginia) Battery: Capt B.H. Smith
Graham's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Archibald Graham
Griffin's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Charles B. Griffin

Johnson's Battalion: Ltc Marmaduke Johnson
Pollock's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John G. Pollock
Wilkes' (Virginia) Battery: Lt Lucas McIntosh

Stark's Battalion: Ltc Alexander W. Stark
Green's (Louisiana) Battery: Capt C.A. Green
Armistead's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Andrew D. Armistead
French's (Virginia) Battery: Capt David A. French

(Disbanded) Carter's Battalion: Col Thomas H. Carter
Reese's (Alabama) Artillery: Capt William J. Reese
Carter's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt William P. Carter
Morris (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Samuel H. Pendleton

Third Army Corps: LtG Ambrose P. Hill

Mahone's Division: MG William Mahone

Forney's Brigade: BG William H. Forney
8th Alabama: Ltc John P. Emrich
9th Alabama: Col Joseph H. King
10th Alabama: Capt Wilson L. Brewster
11th Alabama: Col George E. Tayloe
13th Alabama: Capt Samuel Sellers
14th Alabama: Capt Simon G. Perry

Weisiger's Brigade: BG David A. Weisiger
6th Virginia: Col George T. Rogers
12th Virginia: Ltc John R. Lewellen
16th Virginia: Ltc Richard O. Whitehead
41st Virginia: Maj. William H. Etheredge
61st Virginia: Col Virginius D. Groner

Sorrel's Brigade: BG G. Moxley Sorrel
3rd Georgia: Capt James K. Wright
22nd Georgia: Capt George W. Thomas
48th Georgia: Col William Gibson; Ltc Matthew R. Hall
64th Georgia: Capt James R. Brown
2nd Georgia Battalion: Maj. George W. Ross
10th Georgia Battalion: Maj. John E. Rylander

(BG Finegan was sent to Florida near the end of March) Brevard's Brigade: BG Joseph Finegan; BG Theodore W. Brevard, Jr.

-Perry's Brigade: Col Walter R. Moore
2nd Florida:
5th Florida: Ltc William Baya
8th Florida: Col David Lang; Maj. Thomas E. Clarke

-Finegan's Brigade: Col John M. Martin
(Company F and H) 28th Georgia Heavy Artillery Battalion:
9th Florida:
10th Florida: Col Charles F. Hopkins
11th Florida: Ltc J.F. McClellan

Harris's Brigade: BG Nathaniel H. Harris
12th Mississippi: Capt A. K. Jones
16th Mississippi: Ltc Seneca Bain
19th Mississippi: Col Richard W. Phipps
48th Mississippi: Col Joseph M Jayne

Heth's Division: MG Henry Heth

(Regiment Commanders from February) Davis' Brigade: BG Joseph R. Davis
(Hoke's Alabama Battalion) 1st Confederate Battalion: Maj. Francis B. McClung
2nd Mississippi: Ltc John A. Blair
11th Mississippi: Col Reuben O. Reynolds
26th Mississippi: Capt. Benjamin K. Kizer
42nd Mississippi: Capt Thomas R. Smith

Cooke's Brigade: BG John R. Cooke
15th North Carolina: Col. William H. Yarborough
27th North Carolina: Ltc Joseph C. Webb
46th North Carolina: Col William L. Saunders
48th North Carolina: Col Samuel H. Walkup
55th North Carolina: Capt John T. Peden

MacRae's Brigade: BG William MacRae
11th North Carolina: Col William J. Martin
26th North Carolina: Maj. James T. Adams
44th North Carolina: Col Thomas C. Singletary; Maj. Charles M. Stedman
47th North Carolina: Maj. Milliam C. Lankford
52nd North Carolina: Ltc Eric Erson

McComb's Brigade: BG William McComb

-Archer's Brigade: Ltc Newton J. George
2nd Maryland Battalion: Capt John W. Torsch
1st Tennessee: Maj. Felix G. Buchanan
7th Tennessee: Ltc Samuel G. Shepard
14th Tennessee: Ltc James W. Lockert; Maj. James H. Johnson

-Johnson's Brigade: Col Horace Ready
(Attached to the 23rd) 17th Tennessee: Col Albert S. Marks (On Nathan B. Forrest's Staff from 1864-1865)
(Attached to the 17th) 23rd Tennessee:
(Attached to the 44th) 25th Tennessee: Col John M. Hughs (Resigned in late March)
(Attached to the 25th) 44th Tennessee: Capt Jonathan E. Spencer
63rd Tennessee: Ltc William H. Fulkerson; Capt John Robertson

Wilcox's Division: MG Cadmus M. Wilcox

Lane's Brigade: BG James H. Lane
(Deateched to Hoke's Division in South Carolina) 7th North Carolina: Maj. James G. Harris
18th North Carolina: Ltc John W. McGill (Col Barry is in North Carolina)
28th North Carolina: Capt T. James Linebarger
33rd North Carolina: Col Col Robert V. Cowan
37th North Carolina: Maj. Jackson L. Best

Scales' Brigade: BG Alfred M. Scales; Col Joseph H. Hyman (Scales is on a leave of absence)
13th North Carolina: Ltc E.. Benton Withers
16th North Carolina: Col William A. Stowe
22nd North Carolina: Col Thomas S. Gallaway
34th North Carolina: Col William L.J. Lowrance
38th North Carolina: Col John Ashford

McGowan's Brigade: BG Samuel McGowan
Hagood's 1st South Carolina: Col Charles W. McCreary
Orr's 1st South Carolina Rifles: Ltc James T. Robertson
12th South Carolina: Capt Robert M. Kerr
13th South Carolina: Col Issac F. Hunt
14th South Carolina: Col Joseph N. Brown; Ltc Edward Croft

Thomas's Brigade: BG Edward L. Thomas
14th Georgia: Col Richard P. Lester
35th Georgia: Col Bolling H. Holt
45th Georgia: Col Thomas J. Simmons
49th Georgia: Col John T. Jordan

3rd Corps Artillery: BG R. Lindsay Walker

McIntosh's Battalion: Ltc David G. McIntosh
Chesapeake (Maryland) Battery: Capt Walter S. Chew
Hurt's (Alabama) Battery: Capt William B. Hurt; Lt George A. Ferrell
Price's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Berryman Z. Price
Donald's (Virginia) Battery: Capt William K. Donald; Lt William T. Wilson

Owen's Battalion: Ltc William M. Owen
Davidson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John H. Chamberlayne
Walker's (Virginia) Battery: Capt David N. Walker
Dickenson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Grispin Dickenson

Pegram's Battalion: Col/BG William R.J. Pegram (Acting BG from March 1865); Ltc Joseph McGraw
Brander's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Thomas A. Brander
Ellett's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Thomas Ellett
Cayce's (Virginia) Battery: Capt George M. Cayce
Gregg's (South Carolina) Battery: Capt Thomas E. Gregg

Poague's Battalion: Ltc William T. Poague
Utterback's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Addison W. Utterback
Richard's (Mississippi) Battery: Capt Thomas J. Richards
William's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt Arthur B. Williams
Johnston's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Charles F. Johnston

Richardson's Battalion: Ltc Charles Richardson
Landry's (Louisiana) Battery: Capt R. Prosper Landry
Penick's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Nathan Penick
Grandy's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Charles R. Grandy
Moore's (Virginia) Battery: Capt. Joseph D. Moore
(Attached to Moore's Battery) Huger Artillery:

Washington Louisiana Artillery Battalion: Ltc Benjamin F. Eshleman
First Company: Capt Edward Owen
Second Company: Capt J.B. Richardson
Third Company: Capt Andrew Hero
Fourth Company: Capt Joseph Norcom

Cutts' Battalion: Col Allen S. Cutts; Maj. John Lane (Cutts was on a leave of absence due to illness)
Patterson's (Georgia) Battery: Capt George M. Patterson
Ross' (Georgia) Battery: Capt Hugh M. Ross
Wingfield's (Georgia) Battery: Capt J.T. Wingfield

Fourth Army Corps: LtG Richard H. Anderson

Johnson's Division: MG Bushrod Johnson

Wallace's Brigade: BG William H. Wallace
17th South Carolina: Col Fitz W. McMaster
18th South Carolina: Ltc W. B. Allison
22nd South Carolina: Col William G. Burt
23rd South Carolina: Col Henry L. Benbow
26th South Carolina: Col Alexander D. Smith
Holcombe South Carolina Legion: Col William J. Crawley

Moody's Brigade: BG Young Moody
41st Alabama: Col Martin L. Stansel
43rd Alabama: Maj. William J. Mims
59th Alabama: Ltc Daniel S. Troy
60th Alabama: Col John W. A. Sanford
23rd Alabama Sharpshooter Battalion: Maj. Nicholas Stallworth

Ransom's Brigade: BG Matt W. Ransom
24th North Carolina: Maj. Thaddeus D. Love
25th North Carolina: Col Henry Rutledge
35th North Carolina: Col James T. Johnson
49th North Carolina: Col Lee M. McAfee
56th North Carolina: Ltc G. Gratiot Luke

Wise's Brigade: BG Henry A. Wise
26th Virginia: Maj. William K. Perrin
34th Virginia: Col John T. Goode
46th Virginia: Capt John H. White
59th Virginia: Col William B. Tabb

4th Corps Artillery: Col Hilary P. Jones

Blount's Battalion: Maj. Joseph G. Blount
Miller's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt John O. Miller
Cumming's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt James D. Cummings
Slaten's (Georgia) Battery: Capt C.W. Slaten
Young's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Edward R. Young

Coit's Battalion: Maj. James C. Coit
Wright's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Samuel T. Wright
Pegram's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Richard G. Pegram
Bradford's (Mississippi) Battery: Capt William D. Bradford
Kelly's (South Carolina) Battery: Capt James I. Kelly

Stribling's Battalion: Maj. Robert Stribling
Dickerson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt James W. Dickerson
Sullivan's (Virginia) Battery: Capt J.E. Sullivan
Macon's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Miles C. Macon
Marshall's (Virginia) Battery: Capt William C. Marshall

Sturdivant's Battalion: Capt N.A. Sturdivant
Martin's (Virginia) Battery: Capt S. Taylor Martin
Sturdivandt's (Virginia) Battery

Cavalry Corps: MG Fitzhugh Lee

Lee's/Munford's Division: Col/BG Thomas Munford (Munford was never Commissioned a BG)

Gary's Cavalry Brigade: BG Martin W. Gary
7th Georgia Cavalry: Capt William H. Burroughs
24th Virginia Cavalry: Col William T. Robins
7th South Carolina Cavalry: Col Alexander Haskell
(Infantry Battalion) Hampton Legion: Ltc. Robert Arnold

Wickham's/Owen's Brigade: Col Thomas H. Owen
1st Virginia Cavalry: Col William A. Morgan
2nd Virginia Cavalry: Ltc Cary Breckinridge
3rd Virginia Cavalry: Maj. Henry Carrington
4th Virginia Cavalry: Col William B. Woolridge

Payne's Brigade: BG William Payne
5th Virginia Cavalry: Col Reuben B. Boston
6th Virginia Cavalry: Col Julien Harrison
8th Virginia Cavalry: Maj. Thomas P. Bowen
36th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Maj. James W. Sweeney

Lee's Division: MG William H.F. Lee

Barringer's Brigade: BG Rufus Barringer
1st North Carolina Cavalry: Maj. Marcus D. L. McLeod
2nd North Carolina Cavalry: Ltc. James L. Gaines
3rd North Carolina Cavalry: Col John A. Baker
5th North Carolina Cavalry: Col James H. McNeill

Beale's Brigade: BG Richard L.T. Beale
9th Virginia Cavalry: Ltc Thomas Waller
10th Virginia Cavalry: Col J. Lucius Davis
13th Virginia Cavalry: Col Jefferson C. Phillips
(Joins the Brigade at the start of April) 14th Virginia Cavalry: Col Charles E. Thorburn

Roberts' Brigade: BG William P. Roberts
8th Georgia Cavalry: Col Joel Griffin
4th North Carolina Cavalry: Col Dennis D. Ferebee
16th North Carolina Cavalry Battalion: Ltc John B. Edelin

Horse Artillery: Ltc R. Preston Chew

Breathed's Battalion: Maj. James Breathed
Johnston's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Philip P. Johnston
Shoemaker's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt John J. Shoemaker
Thomson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt James W. Thomson
(Part of Chew's Battalion) McGregor's (Virginia) Battery: Capt William M. McGregor
(Part of Chew's Battalion) Graham's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Edward Graham

Department of Richmond: LtG Richard S. Ewell

Lee's Division: MG George W.C. Lee

Barton's Brigade: BG Seth Barton
40th Virginia:
47th/55th Virginia: Col Robert M. Mayo
22nd Virginia Battalion: Ltc Edward P. Tayloe
25th Virginia Battalion: Ltc Wyatt M. Elliott

Moore's Brigade: BG Patrick T. Moore
Farinholt's 1st Virginia Reserves: Col Benjamin L. Farinholt
2nd Virginia Reserves: Col John M. Brockenbrough
1st Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Richard T.W. Duke
2nd Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc John H. Guy
2nd Virginia Local Defense Troops: Ltc John W. Carter
3rd Virginia Local Defense Troops: Col John McAnerney

Crutchfield's Artillery Brigade: Col Stapleton Crutchfield (Crutchfield was a candidate for promotion to BG before the loss of his leg)
10th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. James O. Hensley
18th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. Mark B. Hardin
19th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Ltc John W. Atkinson
20th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. Johnston DeLagnel
18th Georgia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. William S. Basinger

(This is all a guess)

(BG Evans or BG Clark could have led this brigade) 1st Local Defense Brigade: BG Nathan G. Evans (Disband in March)
1st Virginia Local Defense Battalion: Maj. Thomas H. Ayres
4th Virginia Local Defense Battalion: Maj. Martin W. Curlin
5th Virginia Local Defense Battalion: Maj. R. D. Minor
VMI Cadet Battalion: Ltc Scott Shipp
Richmond Ambulance Company: Capt John Dooley

Clark's City Brigade: BG Meriwether L. Clark Sr. (Disband in March)
1st City Regiment
2nd City Regiment
3rd City Regiment
4th City Regiment
Castle Thunder Company

Smith's Brigade: MG William Smith
1st Virginia Militia:
19th Virginia Militia:
1st Virginia Local Defense Cavalry Battalion: Maj. Samuel A. Swann
Owen's City Cavalry: Col Owen

Naval Brigade: Commodore John R. Tucker (Sailors from the James River Squadron)

Archer's (Battalion) Brigade: Ltc Fletcher H. Archer
44th Virginia Battalion: Capt A. B. Morrison
3rd Virginia Reserves Battalion: Capt Joseph A. Rogers
4th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Maj. D.E. Godwin

Ker's (Battalion) Brigade: Maj. W. H. Ker
Hood's Virginia Militia Battalion: Maj. Hood
Second Class militia
Independent Signal Corps

The Reserve Forces of Virginia: MG James L. Kemper

Post of Richmond: BG William M. Gardner

Artillery Defenses: Ltc John C. Pemberton

Lightfoot's Artillery Battalion: Ltc Charles E. Lightfoot
Hudgin's (Virginia) Artillery:
Rives' (Virginia) Artillery:
Barham's (Virginia) Artillery:

Chaffin's Bluff: Maj. William S. Basinger
Guerrant's (Virginia) Artillery
Davis' (Virginia) Artillery
Winder's (Virginia) Artillery

Leyden's Battalion: Maj. Augustin Leyden
Company A
Company B
Company C
Company D
Company E

Naval Batteries: Lt Charles W. Hays
Battery Semmes
Battery Brooke
Battery Wood

Garnett's Brigade: Ltc John J. Garnett
Confederate States Zouave Battalion
(Company H) 62nd Georgia Cavalry
Withers' Virginia Reserves Battalion
Hobson's Second Class Militia Company

Forces at Drewry's Bluff: Maj F. W. Smith
Dement's (Maryland) Battery: Capt William F. Dement
Johnston's (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Lt Thomas R. Adams
Neblett's (Virginia) Artillery: Lt Robert J. Braswell
Kevill's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Thomas Kevill
Drewry's (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Capt John W. Drewry
Hawthorne's (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Capt Samuel W. Hawthorne
Jones' (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Capt Andrew J. Jones

(Company A, B and C) Marine Battalion: Capt John D. Simms

Forces at Danville, Virginia: BG Henry H. Walker
4th Virginia Reserves: Col Robert T. Preston
9th Virginia Reserves Battalion
10th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Maj. William W. Byrd
11th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Samuel M. Wallace

York's Brigade at the Yadkin River: BG Zebulon York
(At High Bridge) 6th Virginia Reserves Battalion
(At Mattoax Bridge) 7th Virginia Reserves Battalion
(At Staunton River Bridge) 8th Virginia Reserves Battalion
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Forces in the Valley: LtG Jubal A. Early (Relieved on March 30th)

Lilley's Shenandoah Valley Reserve Brigade: BG Robert D. Lilley

Colston's Brigade at Lynchburg, Virginia: BG Raleigh E. Colston

Lomax's Cavalry Division: MG Lunsford Lomax

Imboden's Brigade: Col George H. Smith
18th Virginia Cavalry: Col George W. Imboden
23rd Virginia Cavalry: Col Robert White
62nd Virginia Mounted:

Davidson's/ Jackson's Brigade: BG Henry B. Davidson; BG William L. Jackson
1st Maryland Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Gustavus W. Dorsey
2nd Maryland Cavalry Battalion: Maj. Henry W. Gilmor
19th Virginia Cavalry: Col William P. Thompson
20th Virginia Cavalry: Col William W. Arnett
(46th and 47th Virginia Cavalry Battalions) 26th Virginia Cavalry: Ltc Joseph K. Kesler
37th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Ambrose C. Dunn

Horse Artillery:
Jackson's (Virginia) Horse Artillery: Capt Thomas E. Jackson
Lurty's (Virginia) Artillery: (Capt Lurty was captured in December 1864)
McClannahan's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John H. McClannahan
Griffin's (Maryland) Artillery: Capt William H. Griffin

(Moving to join up with The Cavalry Corps) Rosser's Division: MG Thomas L. Rosser

Dearing's Brigade: BG James Dearing
7th Virginia Cavalry: Col Richard H. Dulany
11th Virginia Cavalry: Col Oliver R. Funsten
12th Virginia Cavalry: Col Asher W. Harman
35th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Elijah V. White

McCausland's Brigade: BG John McCausland
16th Virginia Cavalry: Col Milton Ferguson
17th Virginia Cavalry: Col William H. French
21st Virginia Cavalry: Col W.E. Peters
22nd Virginia Cavalry: Col Henry S. Bowen

Mosby's Independent Command: Col John S. Mosby
43rd Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Ltc William Chapman

McNeill's Independent Virginia Rangers: Capt Jesse McNeill
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(On April 12th, BG John Echols held a Council of War with MG George B. Crittenden, BG George B. Cosby, BG John C. Vaughn, BG Basil W. Duke, BG Gabriel C. Wharton, Col Henry L. Giltner, Col Robert C. Trigg, Col Robert T. Preston, Maj. Richard C.M. Page and possibly Col William Nelson and Col Vincent A. Witcher)

Department of East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia: BG John Echols
Col George B. Crittenden (No Command)

(Wharton's Division) Wharton's Brigade: BG Gabriel C. Wharton

-Forsberg's Brigade:
45th Virginia:
50th Virginia:
51st Virginia:
30th Virginia Sharpshooters Battalion

-Smith's Brigade:
36th Virginia:
60th Virginia:
45th Virginia Battalion:

Trigg's Brigade: Col Robert C. Trigg
22nd Virginia: Ltc John McDonald
23rd Virginia Battalion: Maj. William Blessing
26th Virginia Battalion: Ltc George M. Edgar

Preston's Brigade: Col Robert T. Preston
5th Virginia Reserves:
4th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Samuel M. Wallace
13th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Robert Smith

Cosby's Cavalry Brigade: BG George B. Cosby
6th Confederate Battalion: Lt L. C. Norman
2nd Kentucky Rifles Battalion: Capt J. K. Bradshaw
3rd Kentucky Rifles Battalion: Capt William T. Havens

Vaughn's Cavalry Brigade: BG John C. Vaughn
(Company A) 1st Missouri Cavalry: Capt Charles H. Woodson
13th Georgia Cavalry: Ltc Samuel J. Winn
1st Tennessee Cavalry: Col James E. Carter
Lillard's 3rd Tennessee: Col Newton J. Lillard
Bradford's 39th Tennessee: Col William M. Bradford
43rd Tennessee: Col James W. Gillespie.
59th Tennessee: Col William L. Eakin
60th Tennessee: Col Nathan Gregg
61st Tennessee: Col James G. Rose
62nd Tennessee: Col John A. Rowan
12th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion: Maj. George W. Day
16th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion: Ltc John R. Neal
Abbott's Tennessee Scouts: Capt W. R. Abbott

Duke's Cavalry Brigade: BG Basil W. Duke
1st Kentucky Battalion: Col William W. Ward
2nd Kentucky Battalion
3rd Kentucky Battalion: Col Joseph T. Tucker
4th Kentucky Battalion: Capt W. R. Messick

Giltner's Cavalry Brigade: Col Henry L. Giltner
7th Confederate Battalion: Ltc Clarence J. Prentice
4th Kentucky: Captain John G. Scott
10th Kentucky: Col Benjamin E. Caudill
Jenkins' Independent Kentucky Company: Capt Barton W. Jenkins
64th Virginia: Col Auburn L. Pridemore

Witcher's Cavalry Brigade: Col Vincent A. Witcher
34th Virginia Cavalry Battalion, Major John A. McFarlane
Swann's Virginia Battalion: Ltc Thomas B. Swann

Page's Artillery Battalion: Maj. Richard C.M. Page
Burroughs' (Tennessee) Battery: Capt William H. Burroughs
Douthat's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Henry C. Douthat
Lynch's (Tennessee) Battery: Capt J. Peyton Lynch
McClung's (Tennessee) Battery: Lt W. G. Dobson

Nelson's Artillery Battalion: Col William Nelson (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)
Kirkpatrick's (Virginia) Artillery: Maj. Thomas J. Kirkpatrick (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)
Snead's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Charles G. Snead (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)
Milledge's (Georgia) Battery: Capt John Milledge (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)

(Disbanded on March 13th) King's Battalion: Ltc J. Floyd King; Maj. William MacLaughlin
Bryan's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Thomas A. Bryan
Chapman's (Virginia) Artillery: Lt Frederick G. Thrasher
Lowry's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt William M. Lowry

 

[LisaJ]

I am learning what I can about ancestors' experience in the war - and tools like this are invaluable to me. Thanks for posting. (My great-grandfather and his brother were in the 7th SC Cavalry under BG Gary.)

 

[John Wolf Smith]

I am learning what I can about ancestors' experience in the war - and tools like this are invaluable to me. Thanks for posting. (My great-grandfather and his brother were in the 7th SC Cavalry under BG Gary.)

You are welcome.

 

[Bryce]

Lisa

Martin Gary is one of my favoriate CSA officers. If you're interested I have material I can share with you

John,

Alfred Young and I are working on these very muster rolls. May I urge you to contact him?

"alfred young"<[email protected]>,

bryce
streetstories2juno.com

 

[jcrook]

I think you may have a typo, Hoke was in North Carolina in March 1865

Lane's Brigade: BG James H. Lane
(Deateched to Hoke's Division in South Carolina) 7th North Carolina: Maj. James G. Harris

 

[John Wolf Smith]

I think you may have a typo, Hoke was in North Carolina in March 1865

Lane's Brigade: BG James H. Lane
(Deateched to Hoke's Division in South Carolina) 7th North Carolina: Maj. James G. Harris

Yes, I put Hoke's Division in North Carolina it like was during & after Bentonville with Johnston.

 

[Stryker65]

This is amazing! Do you know where I can find information on Lightfoot's and Basinger's battalions? Information on those six batteries is woefully scarce.

 

[Stryker65]

Note: Forsberg's and Smith's brigades were not with Wharton. At the time, Forsberg's brigade was under Lt. Col. Robert H. Logan of the 45th Virginia, and s part of General Lilley's command. Lt. Col. William E. Fife (36th VA) commanded Smith's brigade, also in Lilley's command. Only Patton's old brigade, under LTC John McDonald, had been transferred from Early's to Echols' command. Colonel Robert Trigg of the 54th VA was in the area, tracking down ddeserters, and was assigned to that brigade when he was cut off.

 

[ChicagoRebel]

Note: Forsberg's and Smith's brigades were not with Wharton. At the time, Forsberg's brigade was under Lt. Col. Robert H. Logan of the 45th Virginia, and s part of General Lilley's command. Lt. Col. William E. Fife (36th VA) commanded Smith's brigade, also in Lilley's command. Only Patton's old brigade, under LTC John McDonald, had been transferred from Early's to Echols' command. Colonel Robert Trigg of the 54th VA was in the area, tracking down ddeserters, and was assigned to that brigade when he was cut off.

I am doing research on Trigg. Any info you have on his movements during 64-65 would be greatly appreciated.

 

[13 IL Cav & 64 GA Inf]

Hi, This is part of my Confederate March 1865 Muster Rolls Project. The Western and Trans-Mississippi Muster Rolls are still being worked on.

What do you think?

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Forces around/in Richmond and Petersburg:
MG Jeremy F. Gilmer (Head of the Engineer Bureau in Richmond)

Army of Northern Virginia: Gen Robert E. Lee
Chief of Staff: Ltc Walter H. Taylor
Chief of Artillery: BG William N. Pendleton
Chief Engineer: BG Walter H. Stevens
Inspector General: BG Robert H. Chilton
Adjutants General: Col Charles S. Venable and Col Charles Marshall
Medical Director: Dr. Lafayette Guild

Provost Guard: Maj. David B. Bridgford
1st Virginia Battalion:
(Escort) 39th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Capt Samuel B. Brown
(Company B) 44th Virginia Cavalry Battalion:
(Provost Guard of the Third Army Corps) 5th Alabama Battalion: Maj. Van de Graaf; Capt Wade Ritter

Talcott's Engineering Brigade: Col Thomas M.R. Talcott
1st Confederate Engineers: Maj. William W. Blackford
2nd Confederate Engineers: Maj. D. Wintter

First Army Corps; LtG James Longstreet

Kershaw's Division: MG Joseph B. Kershaw

DuBose's Brigade: BG Dudley M. DuBose
16th Georgia: Maj. John H. Skelton
18th Georgia: Col Joseph Armstrong
24th Georgia: Col Christopher C. Sanders
Cobb's Georgia Legion: Ltc Luther J. Glenn
Phillips' (Georgia) Legion: Ltc Joseph Hamilton
3rd Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion: Ltc Nathan L. Hutchins

Humphreys' Brigade: BG Benjamin Humphreys
13th Mississippi: Maj. George L. Donald
17th Mississippi: Capt Gwin R. Cherry
18th Mississippi: Capt William P. McNeely
21st Mississippi: Maj. William H. Fitz Gerald

Simms' Brigade: BG James P. Simms
10th Georgia: Col Willis C. Holt
50th Georgia: Col William R. Manning
51st Georgia: Col/BG Peter A.S. McGlashan (Allegedly Promotion to BG)
53rd Georgia: Ltc Wiley F. Hartsfield

Field's Division: MG Charles W. Field

Bratton's Brigade: BG John Bratton
1st South Carolina: Col James R. Hagood
2nd South Carolina Rifles: Col Robert E. Bowen
5th South Carolina: Col Asbury Coward
6th South Carolina: Col John M. Steedman
Palmetto Sharpshooters: Col Joseph Walker

Perry's Brigade: BG William F. Perry
4th Alabama: Col/BG Pinckney D. Bowles (Allegedly Brevet Promotion to BG)
15th Alabama: Capt F. Key Schaaff
44th Alabama: Maj. George W. Cary
47th Alabama: Col Michael J. Bulger
48th Alabama: Maj. John W. Wigginton

Anderson's Brigade: BG George T. Anderson
7th Georgia: Col George H. Carmichael
8th Georgia: Col John R. Towers
9th Georgia: Ltc Edward F. Hodge
11th Georgia: Col Francis H. Little
59th Georgia: Col Jack Brown

Gregg's Brigade: Col Robert M. Powell
3rd Arkansas: Ltc Robert S. Taylor
1st Texas: Col Frederick S. Bass
4th Texas: Ltc Clinton M. Winkler
5th Texas: Capt W.T. Hill

Benning's Brigade: BG Henry L. Benning
2nd Georgia: Col Edgar M. Butt
15th Georgia: Maj. Peter J. Shannon
17th Georgia: Maj. James B. Moore
20th Georgia: Col James D. Waddell

Pickett's Division: MG George E. Pickett

Terry's Brigade: BG William R. Terry
1st Virginia: Ltc Frank H. Langley
3rd Virginia: Col Joseph Mayo, Jr.
7th Virginia: Col Charles C. Floweree
11th Virginia: Capt Robert M. Mitchell, Jr.
24th Virginia: Maj. William Bentley

Hunton's Brigade: BG Eppa Hunton
8th Virginia: Col/BG Norborne Berkeley (Allegedly Brevet Promotion to BG) Ltc Edmund Berkeley
18th Virginia: Col Henry A. Carrington
19th Virginia: Col Henry Gantt
28th Virginia: Ltc William L. Wingfield
56th Virginia: Col William E. Green

Steuart's Brigade: BG George H. Steuart
9th Virginia: Capt John Wilson
14th Virginia: Maj. William D. Shelton
38th Virginia: Col George K. Griggs
53rd Virginia: Capt Henry Edmunds
57th Virginia: Ltc William H. Ramsey

Corse's Brigade: BG Montgomery D. Corse
15th Virginia: Ltc Emmett M. Morrison
17th Virginia: Col Arthur Herbert
29th Virginia: Col James Giles
30th Virginia: Col Robert S. Chew
32nd Virginia: Ltc William R. Willis

1st Corps Artillery: BG Edward P. Alexander

Huger's Battalion: Ltc Frank Huger; Maj. Tyler C. Jordan
Fickling's (South Carolina) Battery: Lt E. L. Purse
Moody's (Louisiana) Battery: Lt George Poindexter
Parker's (Virginia) Battery: Lt Edwin S. Wooldridge
Smith's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John D. Smith
Taylor's (Virginia) Battery: Lt John H. Weddell
Woolfolk's (Virginia) Battery: Lt James Woolfolk

Haskell's Battalion: Maj. John C. Haskell
Flanner's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt Henry G. Flanner
Garden's (South Carolina) Battery: Capt Hugh R. Garden
Lamkin's (Virginia) Battery: Lt Jesse F. Woodard
Ramsay's (North Carolina) Battery: Lt Fletcher T. Massey

Cabell's Battalion: Col Henry C. Cabell; Maj. S. P. Hamilton
Fraser's (Georgia) Battery: Capt John C. Fraser
Carlton's (Georgia) Battery: Capt Henry H. Carlton
Anderson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Robert M. Anderson
Manly's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt Basil C. Manly
(1st Company) (Virginia) Richmond Howitzers: Capt Edward S. McCarthy

Second Army Corps: MG/LtG John B. Gordon (Gordon has claimed he was promoted to LtG)

Gordon's Division: BG Clement A. Evans

Evans' Brigade: Col John H. Lowe
13th Georgia: Col John H. Baker
26th Georgia: Capt James Knox
31st Georgia: Capt Edward C. Perry
38th Georgia: Ltc Philip E. Davant
60th/61st Georgia: Col Waters B. Jones
9th Georgia Artillery Battalion: Maj. Augustus Leyden
12th Georgia Battalion: Capt J.W. Anderson
18th Georgia Battalion: Maj. William S. Basinger

(Hays' and Stafford's Brigades) Peck's Brigade: BG William R. Peck (Sent to Mississippi); Col Eugene Waggaman

-Stafford's Brigade: Col Edmund Pendleton
1st Louisiana: Ltc James Nelligan
2nd Louisiana: Maj. Martin C. Redwine
5th Louisiana: Col Henry Forno (In Louisiana) Lt Hiram Baxter
14th Louisiana: Ltc David Zable
15th Louisiana:

-Hays' Brigade: Col Trevanion D. Lewis
6th Louisiana: Maj. William H. Manning
7th Louisiana: Ltc Thomas M. Terry
8th Louisiana:
9th Louisiana: Ltc John J. Hodges
10th Louisiana: Ltc Henry Monier

(Jones', Steuart's and Walker's Brigades) Terry's Brigade: BG William Terry

-Jones' Brigade: Col William A. Witcher
21st Virginia:
25th Virginia: Maj. Wilson Harper
42nd Virginia: Col John E. Penn
44th Virginia: Col Norval P. Cobb
48th Virginia: Col Robert H. Dungan

-Steuart's Brigade: Col Titus V. Williams
10th Virginia: Col Dorilus H.L. Martz
23rd Virginia: Ltc John P. Fitzgerald
37th Virginia:

-Walker's Brigade: Capt Joseph J. Jenkins
2nd Virginia:
4th Virginia: Capt Hamilton D. Wade
5th Virginia: Capt Peter E. Wilson
27th Virginia: Capt Franklin C. Wilson
33rd Virginia: Capt Henry A. Herrell

Early's/Ramseur's Division: BG John Pegram (Killed at Hatcher's Run); BG James A. Walker

Lewis' Brigade: BG William G. Lewis
6th North Carolina: Col Robert F. Webb; Ltc Samuel M. Tate
21st North Carolina: Maj. James F. Beall
54th North Carolina: Capt Augustus H. Martin
57th North Carolina: Ltc Hamilton C. Jones, Jr.

Johnston's Brigade: BG Robert D. Johnston;
5th North Carolina: Col John W. Lea
12th North Carolina: Maj. Robert W. Alston
20th North Carolina: Col Thomas F. Toon
23rd North Carolina: Capt Abner D. Peace
1st North Carolina Sharpshooters Battalion: Maj. Rufus W. Wharton

Pegram's Brigade: Maj./BG Henry K. Douglas (Commission to BG was not issued)
13th Virginia: Capt George Cullen
31st Virginia: Capt Nathan Clawson
49th Virginia: Capt William D. Moffett
52nd Virginia: Capt Samuel W. Paxton
58th Virginia: Capt Samuel S. Turner

Rodes'/ Grimes's Division: MG Bryan Grimes

Battle's Brigade: Col Samuel B. Pickens
3rd Alabama: Capt Cornelius Robinson Jr.
5th Alabama: Col Edwin L. Hobson
6th Alabama: Maj. Isaac Culver
12th Alabama: Capt Poleman Ross
61st Alabama: Capt Augustus Fannin

Cox's Brigade: BG William R. Cox
1st North Carolina: Col Hamilton A. Brown
2nd North Carolina: Maj. James T. Scales
3rd North Carolina: Maj. William T. Ennett
4th North Carolina: Capt John B. Forcum
14th North Carolina: Ltc William A. Johnston
30th North Carolina: Capt David C. Allen

Cook's Brigade: BG Philip Cook
4th Georgia : Col Edwin A. Nash
12th Georgia: Capt Josiah N. Beall
21st Georgia: Capt Edward Smith
44th Georgia: Capt John A. Tucker

Grimes' Brigade: Col David G. Cowand
32nd North Carolina: Maj. John W. Rierson
43rd North Carolina: Capt Cary Whitaker
45th North Carolina: Col John R. Winston
53rd North Carolina: Capt Thomas E. Ashcroft
2nd North Carolina Battalion: Maj James J. Iredel

2nd Corps Artillery: BG Armistead L. Long

Braxton's Artillery Battalion: Ltc Carter M. Braxton
Carpenter's (Virgina) Artillery: Capt John C. Carpenter
Hardwicke's (Virgina) Artillery: Capt W. W. Hardwicke
Cooper's (Virgina) Artillery: Capt Raleigh L. Cooper

Cutshaw's Artillery Battalion: Maj. Wilfred E. Cutshaw
Fry's (Virgina) Battery: Capt Charles W. Fry
Garber's (Virgina) Battery: Capt Asher W. Garber
Jones' (Virgina) Battery: Capt Lorraine F. Jones

1st Virginia Artillery Battalion: Ltc Robert A. Hardaway
Dance's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Willis J. Dance
Smith's (Virginia) Battery: Capt B.H. Smith
Graham's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Archibald Graham
Griffin's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Charles B. Griffin

Johnson's Battalion: Ltc Marmaduke Johnson
Pollock's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John G. Pollock
Wilkes' (Virginia) Battery: Lt Lucas McIntosh

Stark's Battalion: Ltc Alexander W. Stark
Green's (Louisiana) Battery: Capt C.A. Green
Armistead's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Andrew D. Armistead
French's (Virginia) Battery: Capt David A. French

(Disbanded) Carter's Battalion: Col Thomas H. Carter
Reese's (Alabama) Artillery: Capt William J. Reese
Carter's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt William P. Carter
Morris (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Samuel H. Pendleton

Third Army Corps: LtG Ambrose P. Hill

Mahone's Division: MG William Mahone

Forney's Brigade: BG William H. Forney
8th Alabama: Ltc John P. Emrich
9th Alabama: Col Joseph H. King
10th Alabama: Capt Wilson L. Brewster
11th Alabama: Col George E. Tayloe
13th Alabama: Capt Samuel Sellers
14th Alabama: Capt Simon G. Perry

Weisiger's Brigade: BG David A. Weisiger
6th Virginia: Col George T. Rogers
12th Virginia: Ltc John R. Lewellen
16th Virginia: Ltc Richard O. Whitehead
41st Virginia: Maj. William H. Etheredge
61st Virginia: Col Virginius D. Groner

Sorrel's Brigade: BG G. Moxley Sorrel
3rd Georgia: Capt James K. Wright
22nd Georgia: Capt George W. Thomas
48th Georgia: Col William Gibson; Ltc Matthew R. Hall
64th Georgia: Capt James R. Brown
2nd Georgia Battalion: Maj. George W. Ross
10th Georgia Battalion: Maj. John E. Rylander

(BG Finegan was sent to Florida near the end of March) Brevard's Brigade: BG Joseph Finegan; BG Theodore W. Brevard, Jr.

-Perry's Brigade: Col Walter R. Moore
2nd Florida:
5th Florida: Ltc William Baya
8th Florida: Col David Lang; Maj. Thomas E. Clarke

-Finegan's Brigade: Col John M. Martin
(Company F and H) 28th Georgia Heavy Artillery Battalion:
9th Florida:
10th Florida: Col Charles F. Hopkins
11th Florida: Ltc J.F. McClellan

Harris's Brigade: BG Nathaniel H. Harris
12th Mississippi: Capt A. K. Jones
16th Mississippi: Ltc Seneca Bain
19th Mississippi: Col Richard W. Phipps
48th Mississippi: Col Joseph M Jayne

Heth's Division: MG Henry Heth

(Regiment Commanders from February) Davis' Brigade: BG Joseph R. Davis
(Hoke's Alabama Battalion) 1st Confederate Battalion: Maj. Francis B. McClung
2nd Mississippi: Ltc John A. Blair
11th Mississippi: Col Reuben O. Reynolds
26th Mississippi: Capt. Benjamin K. Kizer
42nd Mississippi: Capt Thomas R. Smith

Cooke's Brigade: BG John R. Cooke
15th North Carolina: Col. William H. Yarborough
27th North Carolina: Ltc Joseph C. Webb
46th North Carolina: Col William L. Saunders
48th North Carolina: Col Samuel H. Walkup
55th North Carolina: Capt John T. Peden

MacRae's Brigade: BG William MacRae
11th North Carolina: Col William J. Martin
26th North Carolina: Maj. James T. Adams
44th North Carolina: Col Thomas C. Singletary; Maj. Charles M. Stedman
47th North Carolina: Maj. Milliam C. Lankford
52nd North Carolina: Ltc Eric Erson

McComb's Brigade: BG William McComb

-Archer's Brigade: Ltc Newton J. George
2nd Maryland Battalion: Capt John W. Torsch
1st Tennessee: Maj. Felix G. Buchanan
7th Tennessee: Ltc Samuel G. Shepard
14th Tennessee: Ltc James W. Lockert; Maj. James H. Johnson

-Johnson's Brigade: Col Horace Ready
(Attached to the 23rd) 17th Tennessee: Col Albert S. Marks (On Nathan B. Forrest's Staff from 1864-1865)
(Attached to the 17th) 23rd Tennessee:
(Attached to the 44th) 25th Tennessee: Col John M. Hughs (Resigned in late March)
(Attached to the 25th) 44th Tennessee: Capt Jonathan E. Spencer
63rd Tennessee: Ltc William H. Fulkerson; Capt John Robertson

Wilcox's Division: MG Cadmus M. Wilcox

Lane's Brigade: BG James H. Lane
(Deateched to Hoke's Division in South Carolina) 7th North Carolina: Maj. James G. Harris
18th North Carolina: Ltc John W. McGill (Col Barry is in North Carolina)
28th North Carolina: Capt T. James Linebarger
33rd North Carolina: Col Col Robert V. Cowan
37th North Carolina: Maj. Jackson L. Best

Scales' Brigade: BG Alfred M. Scales; Col Joseph H. Hyman (Scales is on a leave of absence)
13th North Carolina: Ltc E.. Benton Withers
16th North Carolina: Col William A. Stowe
22nd North Carolina: Col Thomas S. Gallaway
34th North Carolina: Col William L.J. Lowrance
38th North Carolina: Col John Ashford

McGowan's Brigade: BG Samuel McGowan
Hagood's 1st South Carolina: Col Charles W. McCreary
Orr's 1st South Carolina Rifles: Ltc James T. Robertson
12th South Carolina: Capt Robert M. Kerr
13th South Carolina: Col Issac F. Hunt
14th South Carolina: Col Joseph N. Brown; Ltc Edward Croft

Thomas's Brigade: BG Edward L. Thomas
14th Georgia: Col Richard P. Lester
35th Georgia: Col Bolling H. Holt
45th Georgia: Col Thomas J. Simmons
49th Georgia: Col John T. Jordan

3rd Corps Artillery: BG R. Lindsay Walker

McIntosh's Battalion: Ltc David G. McIntosh
Chesapeake (Maryland) Battery: Capt Walter S. Chew
Hurt's (Alabama) Battery: Capt William B. Hurt; Lt George A. Ferrell
Price's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Berryman Z. Price
Donald's (Virginia) Battery: Capt William K. Donald; Lt William T. Wilson

Owen's Battalion: Ltc William M. Owen
Davidson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John H. Chamberlayne
Walker's (Virginia) Battery: Capt David N. Walker
Dickenson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Grispin Dickenson

Pegram's Battalion: Col/BG William R.J. Pegram (Acting BG from March 1865); Ltc Joseph McGraw
Brander's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Thomas A. Brander
Ellett's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Thomas Ellett
Cayce's (Virginia) Battery: Capt George M. Cayce
Gregg's (South Carolina) Battery: Capt Thomas E. Gregg

Poague's Battalion: Ltc William T. Poague
Utterback's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Addison W. Utterback
Richard's (Mississippi) Battery: Capt Thomas J. Richards
William's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt Arthur B. Williams
Johnston's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Charles F. Johnston

Richardson's Battalion: Ltc Charles Richardson
Landry's (Louisiana) Battery: Capt R. Prosper Landry
Penick's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Nathan Penick
Grandy's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Charles R. Grandy
Moore's (Virginia) Battery: Capt. Joseph D. Moore
(Attached to Moore's Battery) Huger Artillery:

Washington Louisiana Artillery Battalion: Ltc Benjamin F. Eshleman
First Company: Capt Edward Owen
Second Company: Capt J.B. Richardson
Third Company: Capt Andrew Hero
Fourth Company: Capt Joseph Norcom

Cutts' Battalion: Col Allen S. Cutts; Maj. John Lane (Cutts was on a leave of absence due to illness)
Patterson's (Georgia) Battery: Capt George M. Patterson
Ross' (Georgia) Battery: Capt Hugh M. Ross
Wingfield's (Georgia) Battery: Capt J.T. Wingfield

Fourth Army Corps: LtG Richard H. Anderson

Johnson's Division: MG Bushrod Johnson

Wallace's Brigade: BG William H. Wallace
17th South Carolina: Col Fitz W. McMaster
18th South Carolina: Ltc W. B. Allison
22nd South Carolina: Col William G. Burt
23rd South Carolina: Col Henry L. Benbow
26th South Carolina: Col Alexander D. Smith
Holcombe South Carolina Legion: Col William J. Crawley

Moody's Brigade: BG Young Moody
41st Alabama: Col Martin L. Stansel
43rd Alabama: Maj. William J. Mims
59th Alabama: Ltc Daniel S. Troy
60th Alabama: Col John W. A. Sanford
23rd Alabama Sharpshooter Battalion: Maj. Nicholas Stallworth

Ransom's Brigade: BG Matt W. Ransom
24th North Carolina: Maj. Thaddeus D. Love
25th North Carolina: Col Henry Rutledge
35th North Carolina: Col James T. Johnson
49th North Carolina: Col Lee M. McAfee
56th North Carolina: Ltc G. Gratiot Luke

Wise's Brigade: BG Henry A. Wise
26th Virginia: Maj. William K. Perrin
34th Virginia: Col John T. Goode
46th Virginia: Capt John H. White
59th Virginia: Col William B. Tabb

4th Corps Artillery: Col Hilary P. Jones

Blount's Battalion: Maj. Joseph G. Blount
Miller's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt John O. Miller
Cumming's (North Carolina) Battery: Capt James D. Cummings
Slaten's (Georgia) Battery: Capt C.W. Slaten
Young's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Edward R. Young

Coit's Battalion: Maj. James C. Coit
Wright's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Samuel T. Wright
Pegram's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Richard G. Pegram
Bradford's (Mississippi) Battery: Capt William D. Bradford
Kelly's (South Carolina) Battery: Capt James I. Kelly

Stribling's Battalion: Maj. Robert Stribling
Dickerson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt James W. Dickerson
Sullivan's (Virginia) Battery: Capt J.E. Sullivan
Macon's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Miles C. Macon
Marshall's (Virginia) Battery: Capt William C. Marshall

Sturdivant's Battalion: Capt N.A. Sturdivant
Martin's (Virginia) Battery: Capt S. Taylor Martin
Sturdivandt's (Virginia) Battery

Cavalry Corps: MG Fitzhugh Lee

Lee's/Munford's Division: Col/BG Thomas Munford (Munford was never Commissioned a BG)

Gary's Cavalry Brigade: BG Martin W. Gary
7th Georgia Cavalry: Capt William H. Burroughs
24th Virginia Cavalry: Col William T. Robins
7th South Carolina Cavalry: Col Alexander Haskell
(Infantry Battalion) Hampton Legion: Ltc. Robert Arnold

Wickham's/Owen's Brigade: Col Thomas H. Owen
1st Virginia Cavalry: Col William A. Morgan
2nd Virginia Cavalry: Ltc Cary Breckinridge
3rd Virginia Cavalry: Maj. Henry Carrington
4th Virginia Cavalry: Col William B. Woolridge

Payne's Brigade: BG William Payne
5th Virginia Cavalry: Col Reuben B. Boston
6th Virginia Cavalry: Col Julien Harrison
8th Virginia Cavalry: Maj. Thomas P. Bowen
36th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Maj. James W. Sweeney

Lee's Division: MG William H.F. Lee

Barringer's Brigade: BG Rufus Barringer
1st North Carolina Cavalry: Maj. Marcus D. L. McLeod
2nd North Carolina Cavalry: Ltc. James L. Gaines
3rd North Carolina Cavalry: Col John A. Baker
5th North Carolina Cavalry: Col James H. McNeill

Beale's Brigade: BG Richard L.T. Beale
9th Virginia Cavalry: Ltc Thomas Waller
10th Virginia Cavalry: Col J. Lucius Davis
13th Virginia Cavalry: Col Jefferson C. Phillips
(Joins the Brigade at the start of April) 14th Virginia Cavalry: Col Charles E. Thorburn

Roberts' Brigade: BG William P. Roberts
8th Georgia Cavalry: Col Joel Griffin
4th North Carolina Cavalry: Col Dennis D. Ferebee
16th North Carolina Cavalry Battalion: Ltc John B. Edelin

Horse Artillery: Ltc R. Preston Chew

Breathed's Battalion: Maj. James Breathed
Johnston's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Philip P. Johnston
Shoemaker's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt John J. Shoemaker
Thomson's (Virginia) Battery: Capt James W. Thomson
(Part of Chew's Battalion) McGregor's (Virginia) Battery: Capt William M. McGregor
(Part of Chew's Battalion) Graham's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Edward Graham

Department of Richmond: LtG Richard S. Ewell

Lee's Division: MG George W.C. Lee

Barton's Brigade: BG Seth Barton
40th Virginia:
47th/55th Virginia: Col Robert M. Mayo
22nd Virginia Battalion: Ltc Edward P. Tayloe
25th Virginia Battalion: Ltc Wyatt M. Elliott

Moore's Brigade: BG Patrick T. Moore
Farinholt's 1st Virginia Reserves: Col Benjamin L. Farinholt
2nd Virginia Reserves: Col John M. Brockenbrough
1st Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Richard T.W. Duke
2nd Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc John H. Guy
2nd Virginia Local Defense Troops: Ltc John W. Carter
3rd Virginia Local Defense Troops: Col John McAnerney

Crutchfield's Artillery Brigade: Col Stapleton Crutchfield (Crutchfield was a candidate for promotion to BG before the loss of his leg)
10th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. James O. Hensley
18th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. Mark B. Hardin
19th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Ltc John W. Atkinson
20th Virginia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. Johnston DeLagnel
18th Georgia Heavy Artillery Battalion: Maj. William S. Basinger

(This is all a guess)

(BG Evans or BG Clark could have led this brigade) 1st Local Defense Brigade: BG Nathan G. Evans (Disband in March)
1st Virginia Local Defense Battalion: Maj. Thomas H. Ayres
4th Virginia Local Defense Battalion: Maj. Martin W. Curlin
5th Virginia Local Defense Battalion: Maj. R. D. Minor
VMI Cadet Battalion: Ltc Scott Shipp
Richmond Ambulance Company: Capt John Dooley

Clark's City Brigade: BG Meriwether L. Clark Sr. (Disband in March)
1st City Regiment
2nd City Regiment
3rd City Regiment
4th City Regiment
Castle Thunder Company

Smith's Brigade: MG William Smith
1st Virginia Militia:
19th Virginia Militia:
1st Virginia Local Defense Cavalry Battalion: Maj. Samuel A. Swann
Owen's City Cavalry: Col Owen

Naval Brigade: Commodore John R. Tucker (Sailors from the James River Squadron)

Archer's (Battalion) Brigade: Ltc Fletcher H. Archer
44th Virginia Battalion: Capt A. B. Morrison
3rd Virginia Reserves Battalion: Capt Joseph A. Rogers
4th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Maj. D.E. Godwin

Ker's (Battalion) Brigade: Maj. W. H. Ker
Hood's Virginia Militia Battalion: Maj. Hood
Second Class militia
Independent Signal Corps

The Reserve Forces of Virginia: MG James L. Kemper

Post of Richmond: BG William M. Gardner

Artillery Defenses: Ltc John C. Pemberton

Lightfoot's Artillery Battalion: Ltc Charles E. Lightfoot
Hudgin's (Virginia) Artillery:
Rives' (Virginia) Artillery:
Barham's (Virginia) Artillery:

Chaffin's Bluff: Maj. William S. Basinger
Guerrant's (Virginia) Artillery
Davis' (Virginia) Artillery
Winder's (Virginia) Artillery

Leyden's Battalion: Maj. Augustin Leyden
Company A
Company B
Company C
Company D
Company E

Naval Batteries: Lt Charles W. Hays
Battery Semmes
Battery Brooke
Battery Wood

Garnett's Brigade: Ltc John J. Garnett
Confederate States Zouave Battalion
(Company H) 62nd Georgia Cavalry
Withers' Virginia Reserves Battalion
Hobson's Second Class Militia Company

Forces at Drewry's Bluff: Maj F. W. Smith
Dement's (Maryland) Battery: Capt William F. Dement
Johnston's (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Lt Thomas R. Adams
Neblett's (Virginia) Artillery: Lt Robert J. Braswell
Kevill's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Thomas Kevill
Drewry's (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Capt John W. Drewry
Hawthorne's (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Capt Samuel W. Hawthorne
Jones' (Virginia) Heavy Artillery: Capt Andrew J. Jones

(Company A, B and C) Marine Battalion: Capt John D. Simms

Forces at Danville, Virginia: BG Henry H. Walker
4th Virginia Reserves: Col Robert T. Preston
9th Virginia Reserves Battalion
10th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Maj. William W. Byrd
11th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Samuel M. Wallace

York's Brigade at the Yadkin River: BG Zebulon York
(At High Bridge) 6th Virginia Reserves Battalion
(At Mattoax Bridge) 7th Virginia Reserves Battalion
(At Staunton River Bridge) 8th Virginia Reserves Battalion
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Forces in the Valley: LtG Jubal A. Early (Relieved on March 30th)

Lilley's Shenandoah Valley Reserve Brigade: BG Robert D. Lilley

Colston's Brigade at Lynchburg, Virginia: BG Raleigh E. Colston

Lomax's Cavalry Division: MG Lunsford Lomax

Imboden's Brigade: Col George H. Smith
18th Virginia Cavalry: Col George W. Imboden
23rd Virginia Cavalry: Col Robert White
62nd Virginia Mounted:

Davidson's/ Jackson's Brigade: BG Henry B. Davidson; BG William L. Jackson
1st Maryland Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Gustavus W. Dorsey
2nd Maryland Cavalry Battalion: Maj. Henry W. Gilmor
19th Virginia Cavalry: Col William P. Thompson
20th Virginia Cavalry: Col William W. Arnett
(46th and 47th Virginia Cavalry Battalions) 26th Virginia Cavalry: Ltc Joseph K. Kesler
37th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Ambrose C. Dunn

Horse Artillery:
Jackson's (Virginia) Horse Artillery: Capt Thomas E. Jackson
Lurty's (Virginia) Artillery: (Capt Lurty was captured in December 1864)
McClannahan's (Virginia) Battery: Capt John H. McClannahan
Griffin's (Maryland) Artillery: Capt William H. Griffin

(Moving to join up with The Cavalry Corps) Rosser's Division: MG Thomas L. Rosser

Dearing's Brigade: BG James Dearing
7th Virginia Cavalry: Col Richard H. Dulany
11th Virginia Cavalry: Col Oliver R. Funsten
12th Virginia Cavalry: Col Asher W. Harman
35th Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Elijah V. White

McCausland's Brigade: BG John McCausland
16th Virginia Cavalry: Col Milton Ferguson
17th Virginia Cavalry: Col William H. French
21st Virginia Cavalry: Col W.E. Peters
22nd Virginia Cavalry: Col Henry S. Bowen

Mosby's Independent Command: Col John S. Mosby
43rd Virginia Cavalry Battalion: Ltc William Chapman

McNeill's Independent Virginia Rangers: Capt Jesse McNeill
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
(On April 12th, BG John Echols held a Council of War with MG George B. Crittenden, BG George B. Cosby, BG John C. Vaughn, BG Basil W. Duke, BG Gabriel C. Wharton, Col Henry L. Giltner, Col Robert C. Trigg, Col Robert T. Preston, Maj. Richard C.M. Page and possibly Col William Nelson and Col Vincent A. Witcher)

Department of East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia: BG John Echols
Col George B. Crittenden (No Command)

(Wharton's Division) Wharton's Brigade: BG Gabriel C. Wharton

-Forsberg's Brigade:
45th Virginia:
50th Virginia:
51st Virginia:
30th Virginia Sharpshooters Battalion

-Smith's Brigade:
36th Virginia:
60th Virginia:
45th Virginia Battalion:

Trigg's Brigade: Col Robert C. Trigg
22nd Virginia: Ltc John McDonald
23rd Virginia Battalion: Maj. William Blessing
26th Virginia Battalion: Ltc George M. Edgar

Preston's Brigade: Col Robert T. Preston
5th Virginia Reserves:
4th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Samuel M. Wallace
13th Virginia Reserves Battalion: Ltc Robert Smith

Cosby's Cavalry Brigade: BG George B. Cosby
6th Confederate Battalion: Lt L. C. Norman
2nd Kentucky Rifles Battalion: Capt J. K. Bradshaw
3rd Kentucky Rifles Battalion: Capt William T. Havens

Vaughn's Cavalry Brigade: BG John C. Vaughn
(Company A) 1st Missouri Cavalry: Capt Charles H. Woodson
13th Georgia Cavalry: Ltc Samuel J. Winn
1st Tennessee Cavalry: Col James E. Carter
Lillard's 3rd Tennessee: Col Newton J. Lillard
Bradford's 39th Tennessee: Col William M. Bradford
43rd Tennessee: Col James W. Gillespie.
59th Tennessee: Col William L. Eakin
60th Tennessee: Col Nathan Gregg
61st Tennessee: Col James G. Rose
62nd Tennessee: Col John A. Rowan
12th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion: Maj. George W. Day
16th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion: Ltc John R. Neal
Abbott's Tennessee Scouts: Capt W. R. Abbott

Duke's Cavalry Brigade: BG Basil W. Duke
1st Kentucky Battalion: Col William W. Ward
2nd Kentucky Battalion
3rd Kentucky Battalion: Col Joseph T. Tucker
4th Kentucky Battalion: Capt W. R. Messick

Giltner's Cavalry Brigade: Col Henry L. Giltner
7th Confederate Battalion: Ltc Clarence J. Prentice
4th Kentucky: Captain John G. Scott
10th Kentucky: Col Benjamin E. Caudill
Jenkins' Independent Kentucky Company: Capt Barton W. Jenkins
64th Virginia: Col Auburn L. Pridemore

Witcher's Cavalry Brigade: Col Vincent A. Witcher
34th Virginia Cavalry Battalion, Major John A. McFarlane
Swann's Virginia Battalion: Ltc Thomas B. Swann

Page's Artillery Battalion: Maj. Richard C.M. Page
Burroughs' (Tennessee) Battery: Capt William H. Burroughs
Douthat's (Virginia) Battery: Capt Henry C. Douthat
Lynch's (Tennessee) Battery: Capt J. Peyton Lynch
McClung's (Tennessee) Battery: Lt W. G. Dobson

Nelson's Artillery Battalion: Col William Nelson (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)
Kirkpatrick's (Virginia) Artillery: Maj. Thomas J. Kirkpatrick (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)
Snead's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Charles G. Snead (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)
Milledge's (Georgia) Battery: Capt John Milledge (Escaped the battle of Waynesboro)

(Disbanded on March 13th) King's Battalion: Ltc J. Floyd King; Maj. William MacLaughlin
Bryan's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt Thomas A. Bryan
Chapman's (Virginia) Artillery: Lt Frederick G. Thrasher
Lowry's (Virginia) Artillery: Capt William M. Lowry

Good project. I am going to copy and paste what you posted and save it for reference when reading about the siege and the events leading up to Appomattox.

 

[13 IL Cav & 64 GA Inf]

Good project. I am going to copy and paste what you posted and save it for reference when reading about the siege and the events leading up to Appomattox.

Guess I will need to make a few edits per the information that has been posted on this thread, though.

 

[captaindrew]

The Florida regiments were one brigade not two. The Florida Brigade AKA "Perry's Brigade" originally the 2nd, 5th, and 8th Fl. were reinforced in 64 from units that served at Olustee under Finnegan, reorganized and became the 9th, 10th, and 11th Fl. when they arrived in Virginia. Finnegan was given comand of the brigade and was called by some as Finnegan's Brigade but they were one in the same.

 

[Stryker65]

@ChicagoRebel :
According to OR V33 (pp 1106-1110), on December 29, 1863, Maj. Gen. Samuel Jones, commanding the Department of Southwest Virginia, requested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia regiments be assigned back to his department, as he had only loaned them to the Army of Tennessee. However, Adjutant General Samuel Cooper recommended against sending the two regiments, as he believed that placing two regiments so close to their homes would lower their "military discipline," and he instead suggested sending Corse's brigade, of Pickett's division.
However, on January 20, 1864, twenty-five legislators representing Southwest Virginia petitioned President Davis for reinforcements; their request was supported by General Lee, who also suggested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia be transferred back to that region. However, soon afterwards, the Atlanta Campaign began, and the two regiments were caught up in it. However, after the campaign ended, Colonel Robert C. Trigg was furloughed from his regiment (the 54th Virginia), most likely due to a disagreement with his brigade commander, Alexander W. Reynolds:

(http://www.26nc.org/History/58th-History/58th history.html)
According to OR V42P2 (pp 1252), on September 16, 1864, the War Department finally got around to the Virginia legislators' petition, and saw a way to kill two birds with one stone: get Trigg away from the army and also support Southwest Virginia:

By October 27, Trigg had collected many of these men. Here is a letter from Brig. Gen. John Echols on the subject:

(OR V43P2 pp 907).
As previously mentioned, the original goal was for Trigg to return these men to their regiments in the Army of Tennessee. However, on November 15, 1864, Secretary of War James Seddon wrote Maj. Gen. John C. Breckinridge, Jones' successor in the department:

Seddon believed that Trigg's men returning to their department would just cause them to desert again, and recommended that Trigg's men remain in the area. (OR V43P2 pp 921)

This is the last record in the OR on Trigg. However, General Basil W. Duke records that Colonel Robert C. Trigg commanded a brigade in the Department of Southwest Virginia in April, 1865. Most likely, Trigg was not able to rejoin the Army of Tennessee, partly because of Seddon's letter, but mostly because the Army of Tennessee was too far away, being at Nashville during December, 1864, and then at Corinth, Mississippi into February, 1865. With the numerous Union cavalry raids under Maj. Gen. George Stoneman, Trigg's troops' removal was too risky, as well. Additionally, after the near-annihilation of the infantry portion of the Army of the Valley at Waynesboro, on March 2, 1865, Colonel Trigg was the only infantry colonel remaining in the department, and would have thus taken command of General John Echols' infantry brigade, the only regular Confederate force present in the area. This is that brigade (OR V49P1 pp 1021):

On April 11, 1865, these men, including Colonel Trigg, were furloughed to their homes, and never returned to service.

Sorry about the long post; I've studied Trigg a lot myself, as well.

 

[ChicagoRebel]

@ChicagoRebel :
According to OR V33 (pp 1106-1110), on December 29, 1863, Maj. Gen. Samuel Jones, commanding the Department of Southwest Virginia, requested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia regiments be assigned back to his department, as he had only loaned them to the Army of Tennessee. However, Adjutant General Samuel Cooper recommended against sending the two regiments, as he believed that placing two regiments so close to their homes would lower their "military discipline," and he instead suggested sending Corse's brigade, of Pickett's division.
However, on January 20, 1864, twenty-five legislators representing Southwest Virginia petitioned President Davis for reinforcements; their request was supported by General Lee, who also suggested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia be transferred back to that region. However, soon afterwards, the Atlanta Campaign began, and the two regiments were caught up in it. However, after the campaign ended, Colonel Robert C. Trigg was furloughed from his regiment (the 54th Virginia), most likely due to a disagreement with his brigade commander, Alexander W. Reynolds:
View attachment 510475
(http://www.26nc.org/History/58th-History/58th history.html)
According to OR V42P2 (pp 1252), on September 16, 1864, the War Department finally got around to the Virginia legislators' petition, and saw a way to kill two birds with one stone: get Trigg away from the army and also support Southwest Virginia:
View attachment 510474
By October 27, Trigg had collected many of these men. Here is a letter from Brig. Gen. John Echols on the subject:
View attachment 510471(OR V43P2 pp 907).
As previously mentioned, the original goal was for Trigg to return these men to their regiments in the Army of Tennessee. However, on November 15, 1864, Secretary of War James Seddon wrote Maj. Gen. John C. Breckinridge, Jones' successor in the department:
View attachment 510473Seddon believed that Trigg's men returning to their department would just cause them to desert again, and recommended that Trigg's men remain in the area. (OR V43P2 pp 921)

This is the last record in the OR on Trigg. However, General Basil W. Duke records that Colonel Robert C. Trigg commanded a brigade in the Department of Southwest Virginia in April, 1865. Most likely, Trigg was not able to rejoin the Army of Tennessee, partly because of Seddon's letter, but mostly because the Army of Tennessee was too far away, being at Nashville during December, 1864, and then at Corinth, Mississippi into February, 1865. With the numerous Union cavalry raids under Maj. Gen. George Stoneman, Trigg's troops' removal was too risky, as well. Additionally, after the near-annihilation of the infantry portion of the Army of the Valley at Waynesboro, on March 2, 1865, Colonel Trigg was the only infantry colonel remaining in the department, and would have thus taken command of General John Echols' infantry brigade, the only regular Confederate force present in the area. This is that brigade (OR V49P1 pp 1021):View attachment 510476
On April 11, 1865, these men, including Colonel Trigg, were furloughed to their homes, and never returned to service.

Sorry about the long post; I've studied Trigg a lot myself, as well.

I was elated to see all the info. Thank you for taking the time to put all of that together. I'm doing a deep dive into the Heroes of America. And all that intrigue that was going on in Montgomery and Floyd county Virginia.

I've gathered everything from the OR I think but I was wondering if you have any information on the HOA secret order? My great great grandfather and his three brothers were in the Civil War under Trigg…two of them in the 54th and two of them in the 63rd. My gg grandfather and two of his brothers made it out. One of his brothers was a prisoner of war and paroled after taking the oath in 65. They were both in the 63rd. My other gg uncle was with Trigg on special assignment in Christiansburg.

 

[ChicagoRebel]

@ChicagoRebel :
According to OR V33 (pp 1106-1110), on December 29, 1863, Maj. Gen. Samuel Jones, commanding the Department of Southwest Virginia, requested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia regiments be assigned back to his department, as he had only loaned them to the Army of Tennessee. However, Adjutant General Samuel Cooper recommended against sending the two regiments, as he believed that placing two regiments so close to their homes would lower their "military discipline," and he instead suggested sending Corse's brigade, of Pickett's division.
However, on January 20, 1864, twenty-five legislators representing Southwest Virginia petitioned President Davis for reinforcements; their request was supported by General Lee, who also suggested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia be transferred back to that region. However, soon afterwards, the Atlanta Campaign began, and the two regiments were caught up in it. However, after the campaign ended, Colonel Robert C. Trigg was furloughed from his regiment (the 54th Virginia), most likely due to a disagreement with his brigade commander, Alexander W. Reynolds:
View attachment 510475
(http://www.26nc.org/History/58th-History/58th history.html)
According to OR V42P2 (pp 1252), on September 16, 1864, the War Department finally got around to the Virginia legislators' petition, and saw a way to kill two birds with one stone: get Trigg away from the army and also support Southwest Virginia:
View attachment 510474
By October 27, Trigg had collected many of these men. Here is a letter from Brig. Gen. John Echols on the subject:
View attachment 510471(OR V43P2 pp 907).
As previously mentioned, the original goal was for Trigg to return these men to their regiments in the Army of Tennessee. However, on November 15, 1864, Secretary of War James Seddon wrote Maj. Gen. John C. Breckinridge, Jones' successor in the department:
View attachment 510473Seddon believed that Trigg's men returning to their department would just cause them to desert again, and recommended that Trigg's men remain in the area. (OR V43P2 pp 921)

This is the last record in the OR on Trigg. However, General Basil W. Duke records that Colonel Robert C. Trigg commanded a brigade in the Department of Southwest Virginia in April, 1865. Most likely, Trigg was not able to rejoin the Army of Tennessee, partly because of Seddon's letter, but mostly because the Army of Tennessee was too far away, being at Nashville during December, 1864, and then at Corinth, Mississippi into February, 1865. With the numerous Union cavalry raids under Maj. Gen. George Stoneman, Trigg's troops' removal was too risky, as well. Additionally, after the near-annihilation of the infantry portion of the Army of the Valley at Waynesboro, on March 2, 1865, Colonel Trigg was the only infantry colonel remaining in the department, and would have thus taken command of General John Echols' infantry brigade, the only regular Confederate force present in the area. This is that brigade (OR V49P1 pp 1021):View attachment 510476
On April 11, 1865, these men, including Colonel Trigg, were furloughed to their homes, and never returned to service.

Sorry about the long post; I've studied Trigg a lot myself, as well.

 

[ChicagoRebel]

Do you have a link for this?
""However, on January 20, 1864, twenty-five legislators representing Southwest Virginia petitioned President Davis for reinforcements; their request was supported by General Lee, who also suggested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia be transferred back to that region.""

 

[Stryker65]

Do you have a link for this?
""However, on January 20, 1864, twenty-five legislators representing Southwest Virginia petitioned President Davis for reinforcements; their request was supported by General Lee, who also suggested that the 54th and 63rd Virginia be transferred back to that region.""

The link is in my original post; OR V33. This petition is written in full from pages 1106-1107, as given within the range stated there.

 

[Stryker65]

I was elated to see all the info. Thank you for taking the time to put all of that together. I'm doing a deep dive into the Heroes of America. And all that intrigue that was going on in Montgomery and Floyd county Virginia.
I've gathered everything from the OR I think but I was wondering if you have any information on the HOA secret order? My great great grandfather and his three brothers were in the Civil War under Trigg…two of them in the 54th and two of them in the 63rd. My gg grandfather and two of his brothers made it out. One of his brothers was a prisoner of war and paroled after taking the oath in 65. They were both in the 63rd. My other gg uncle was with Trigg on special assignment in Christiansburg.

I've never actually heard of the Heroes of America order. Also, do you have any other information on your great-uncle that was with Trigg in Christiansburg, specifically as to any other officers and men Trigg rounded up? Naturally there is no information on such a unit, since they consisted mainly of AWOLs.

 

[ChicagoRebel]

I am still digging. One telling way to find out is to go through the records on Fold3 anyone in the 54th or 63rd that got paid on 12/26/1864 in Richmond was with him. The only way I know Chavenous Gearhart, my uncle was with him is that he shows in a Richmond hospital and got back pay the day after Christmas 1864.
HOA info here:

• War of The Rebellion: Serial 129 Page 0802 CORRESPONDENCE, ETC
• Pages 0802-0817 https://ehistory.osu.edu/books/official-records/129

• VTechWorks Home

  "Sisson's Kingdom" uses a community study paradigm to offer an interpretation of the Confederate homefront collapse of Floyd County, Virginia. The study focuses primarily on residents' conflicting loyalty choices during the war, and attempts to explain the myriad of ways that their discord...

  vtechworks.lib.vt.edu
• 

  A Separate Peace | Our State

  The war reaches North Carolina, but pacifists in the Old North State secretly oppose the Confederacy. (Volume 1, Part 7)

  www.ourstate.com

 

[ChicagoRebel]

The link is in my original post; OR V33. This petition is written in full from pages 1106-1107, as given within the range stated there.

Sorry, I was reading everything from my phone and it gets tricky. I'll check it out now. I saw the letter. Thank you so much for all your help!