Vicksburg Confederate order of battle

The following Confederate States Army units and commanders fought in the Siege of Vicksburg of the American Civil War. The Union order of battle is listed separately. Order of battle compiled from the army organization[1] during the campaign.[2][3]

Abbreviations used

Military Officer Rank

• Gen = General
• LTG = Lieutenant General
• MG = Major General
• BG = Brigadier General
• Col = Colonel
• Ltc = Lieutenant Colonel
• Maj = Major
• Cpt = Captain
• Lt = Lieutenant

Other

• w = wounded
• mw = mortally wounded
• k =killed

Army of Mississippi

LTG John C. Pemberton, Commanding

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
Stevenson's Division      Maj. Gen. Carter L. Stevenson	1st Brigade    BG Seth M. Barton	40th Georgia: Ltc Robert M. Young 41st Georgia: Col William E. Curtiss 42nd Georgia: Col Robert J. Henderson 43rd Georgia: Col Skidmore Harris (k), Cpt Mathadeas M. Grantham 52nd Georgia: Maj John Jay Moore Hudson's (Mississippi) Battery: Lt Milton H. Trantham Pointe Coupee (Louisiana) Artillery Co A (section/2 guns): Lt John Yoist Pointe Coupee (Louisiana) Artillery, Co C (4 guns): Cpt Alexander Chust
	2nd Brigade    BG Alfred Cumming	34th Georgia: Col James A. W. Johnson 36th Georgia: Maj Charles E. Broyles 39th Georgia: Ltc Joseph F. B. Jackson 56th Georgia: Ltc John T. Slaughter 57th Georgia: Col William Barkuloo Cherokee (Georgia) Artillery: Cpt Max van den Corput
	3rd Brigade    BG Stephen D. Lee	20th Alabama: Col Isham W. Garrott (k),[4] Col Edmund W. Pettus 23rd Alabama: Col Franklin K. Beck 30th Alabama: Cpt John C. Francis 31st Alabama: Ltc Thomas M. Arrington 46th Alabama: Cpt George E. Brewer Alabama Battery: Cpt James F. Waddell
	4th Brigade    Col Alexander W. Reynolds	3rd Tennessee (Provisional Army): Col Newton J. Lillard 39th Tennessee:[5] Col William M. Bradford 43rd Tennessee: Col James W. Gillespie 59th Tennessee: Col William L. Eakin 3rd Maryland Battery: Cpt John B. Rowan
	Waul's Texas Legion    Col Thomas Neville Waul	1st Battalion (Infantry): Maj Eugene S. Bolling 2nd Battalion (Infantry): Ltc James Wrigley Cavalry Battalion: Lt Thomas J. Cleveland Artillery Company: Cpt John Q. Wall
	Attached	1st (Carter's) Tennessee Cavalry, Company C: Cpt Richard S. Vandyke Botetourt (Virginia) Artillery:[6] Lt James P. Wright Signal Corps: Lt C. H. Barrot
Forney's Division      MG John H. Forney	Hebert's Brigade    BG Louis Hébert	3rd Louisiana: Maj David Pierson 2lst Louisiana: Ltc John T. Plattsmier 36th Mississippi: Col William W. Witherspoon 37th Mississippi: Col Orlando S. Holland 38th Mississippi: Cpt Daniel B. Seal 43rd Mississippi: Col Richard Harrison 7th Mississippi Battalion: Cpt Alney M. Dozier 2nd Alabama Artillery Battalion, Company C: Lt John R. Sclater Appeal (Arkansas) Battery: Lt Robert N. Cotten
	Moore's Brigade    BG John C. Moore	37th Alabama: Col James F. Dowdell 40th Alabama: Col John H. Higley 42nd Alabama: Col John W. Portis 1st Mississippi Light Artillery (6 companies):[7] Col William T. Withers 35th Mississippi: Ltc Charles R. Jordan 40th Mississippi: Col Wallace B. Colbert 2nd Texas: Col Ashbel Smith Alabama battery: Cpt H.H. Sengstak Pointe Coupee (Louisiana) Artillery, Company B: Cpt William A. Davidson
Smith's Division      MG Martin L. Smith	Baldwin's Brigade    BG William E. Baldwin	17th Louisiana: Col Robert Richardson 31st Louisiana: Ltc James W. Draughon 4th Mississippi: Cpt Thomas P. Nelson 46th Mississippi: Col Claudius W. Sears Tennessee Battery: Cpt Thomas F. Tobin
	Vaughn's Brigade    BG John C. Vaughn	60th Tennessee: Cpt Jonathan W. Bachman 61st Tennessee: Ltc James G. Rose 62nd Tennessee: Col John A. Rowan
	Shoup's Brigade    BG Francis A. Shoup	26th Louisiana: Ltc William C. Crow 27th Louisiana: Cpt Joseph T. Hatch 28th (29th) Louisiana: Col Allen Thomas McNally's (Arkansas) Battery: Cpt Francis McNally
	Mississippi State Troops[8]    BG Jeptha V. Harris	5th Regiment: Col Henry C. Robinson 3rd Battalion: Ltc Thomas A. Burgin
	Attached	14th Mississippi Light Artillery Battalion: Maj Matthew S. Ward Mississippi Partisan Rangers: Cpt James S. Smyth Signal Corps: Cpt Max. T. Davidson
Bowen's Division      MG John S. Bowen[9]	1st (Missouri) Brigade    Col Francis Cockrell	1st Missouri: Col Amos C. Riley 2nd Missouri: Maj Thomas M. Carter 3rd Missouri: Maj James K. McDowell 5th Missouri: Col James McCown 6th Missouri: Maj Stephen Cooper Guibor's (Missouri) Battery: Lt Cornelius Heffernan Landis' (Missouri) Battery: Lt John M. Langan Wade's (Missouri) Battery: Lt Richard C. Walsh
	2nd Brigade    BG Martin E. Green (k)[10]    Col Thomas P. Dockery	15th Arkansas: Cpt Caleb Davis 19th Arkansas: Cpt James K. Norwood 20th Arkansas: Col Daniel W. Jones 21st Arkansas: Cpt Augustus Tyler 1st (Stirman's) Arkansas Cavalry Battalion: Cpt John J. Clark 12th Arkansas Battalion (sharpshooters): Lt John S. Bell 1st Missouri Cavalry (dismounted): Maj William C. Parker 3rd Missouri Cavalry (dismounted): Cpt Felix Lotspeich 3rd Missouri Battery: Cpt William E. Dawson Lowe's (Missouri) Battery: Lt Thomas B. Catron
Artillery	River Batteries[11]    Col Edward Higgins	1st Louisiana Heavy Artillery (8 companies):[12] Ltc Daniel Beltzhoover 8th Louisiana Heavy Artillery Battalion (3 companies):[13] Maj Frederick N. Ogden 22nd Louisiana (4 companies):[14] Cpt Samuel Jones 1st Tennessee Heavy Artillery (4 companies):[15] Col Andrew Jackson, Jr. Tennessee Battery:[16] Cpt J.B. Caruthers Tennessee Battery:[16] Cpt Thomas N. Johnston Tennessee Battery:[16] Cpt J. Peyton Lynch Vaiden (Mississippi) Battery (1st Mississippi Artillery, Battery L): Cpt Samuel C. Bains
	Miscellaneous	54th Alabama (detachment): Lt Joel P. Abney City Guards: Cpt E.B. Martin Signal Corps: Cpt C.A. King

Notes

1. Multiple commander names indicate command succession of command during the battle or the campaign.
2. Official Records, Series I, Volume XXIV, Part 2, pages 326-328
3. The commanders are given as indicated by the paroles.
4. 17 June 1863; BG as of 28 May 1863}
5. Paroled as the Thirty-first Regiment, and so known prior to June, 1863.
6. Assignment uncertain.
7. Batteries A, C, D, E, G, and I. Battery L (Vaiden Artillery) reported in Higgins' command, and Batteries B, F, and K at Port Hudson, La.
8. Under Vaughn's command.
9. died of dysentery on 13 July 1863
10. June 27, 1863
11. The troops in this command paroled as of Moore's Brigade.
12. Bond's, Bruce's, Butler's, Capers', Grayson's, Haynes', Lamon's, and Robertson's Companies.
13. Barrow's, Grandpre's, and McCrory's Companies.
14. P. A. Gomez's, Marks', Morlot's, and Theard's Companies.
15. Dismukes', Neyland's, Norman's, and Parks' Companies.
16. Attached to 1st Tennessee Heavy Artillery

References

• U.S. War Department, The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1880–1901.
• Civil War Home: Organization of the Confederate Army at Vicksburg, May 19–July 4, 1863. -- The Siege of Vicksburg, Miss.
• National Park Service: Vicksburg National Military Park (Siege of Vicksburg: Confederate order of battle).
• National Park Service: Vicksburg National Military Park (Troops in the Campaign, Siege and Defense of Vicksburg).
• National Park Service: Vicksburg National Military Park (Campaign, Siege and Defense of Vicksburg -- General summary of Casualties, March 29–July 4).