Siege of Corinth Confederate order of battle

The following units[1] and commanders of the Confederate Army fought at the Siege of Corinth (29 Apr-30 May 1862) of the American Civil War. The Union order of battle is shown separately. Order of battle compiled from the Official Records of the American Civil War as they appeared in June 1862.[2]

Abbreviations used

Military Rank

Other

Department Number Two

Gen Pierre G. T. Beauregard

Army of Tennessee

Gen Braxton Bragg

I Corps

MG Leonidas Polk

Division Brigade Regiments and Others

First Division
     BG Charles Clark

1st Brigade


   Col R. M. Russell

  • 12th Tennessee
  • 13th Tennessee
  • 47th Tennessee
  • 154th Tennessee
  • Bankhead's Battery
2nd Brigade


   BG Alexander P. Stewart

  • 13th Arkansas
  • 4th Tennessee
  • 5th Tennessee
  • 31st Tennessee
  • 33rd Tennessee
  • Stanford's Battery

Second Division
     BG Benjamin F. Cheatham

1st Brigade


   BG Daniel S. Donelson

  • 8th Tennessee
  • 15th Tennessee
  • 16th Tennessee
  • 51st Tennessee
  • Carnes' Battery
2nd Brigade


   BG George Maney

  • 1st Tennessee
  • 6th Tennessee
  • 9th Tennessee
  • 27th Tennessee
  • Smith's Battery
Detached Brigade


   BG Samuel B. Maxey

  • 41st Georgia
  • 24th Mississippi
  • 9th Texas
  • Eldridge's Battery

II Corps

MG Thomas C. Hindman until 2 June[3]
MG Samuel Jones[4]

Brigade Regiments and Other
1st Brigade

   BG J. Patton Anderson

  • 25th Louisiana
  • 30th Mississippi
  • 37th Mississippi
  • 41st Mississippi
  • Florida & Confederate Battalion
  • Slocomb's Battery
2nd Brigade

   Col A. Reichard

  • 45th Alabama
  • 11th Louisiana
  • 16th Louisiana
  • 18th Louisiana
  • 19th Louisiana
  • 20th Louisiana
  • Burnett's Battery
3rd Brigade

   BG Lucius Walker

  • 1st Arkansas
  • 21st Louisiana
  • 13th Louisiana
  • 38th Louisiana
  • Lumsden's Battery
  • Barret's Battery

III Corps

MG William J. Hardee

Brigade Regiments and Other
1st Brigade

   BG St. John R. Liddell

  • 2nd Arkansas
  • 5th Arkansas
  • 6th Arkansas
  • 7th Arkansas
  • 8th Arkansas
  • Pioneer Company
  • Roberts' Battery
2nd Brigade

   BG Patrick Cleburne

  • 15th Arkansas
  • 2nd Tennessee
  • 5th Tennessee
  • 24th Tennessee
  • 48th Tennessee
  • Calvert's Battery
3rd Brigade

   BG S. A. M. Wood

  • 16th Alabama
  • 32nd Mississippi
  • 33rd Mississippi
  • 44th Tennessee
  • Baxter's Battery
4th Brigade

   BG John S. Marmaduke

  • 3rd Confederate
  • 25th Tennessee
  • 29th Tennessee
  • 37th Tennessee
  • Swett's Battery
5th Brigade

   Col A. T. Hawthorn

  • 33rd Alabama
  • 17th Tennessee
  • 21st Tennessee
  • 23rd Tennessee
  • Austin's Battery

Reserve Corps

MG John C. Breckenridge

Brigade Regiments and Other
1st Brigade

   BG Franklin Gardner

  • 19th Alabama
  • 22nd Alabama
  • 25th Alabama
  • 26th Alabama
  • 39th Alabama
  • Sharpshooters
  • Robertson's Battery
2nd Brigade

   BG James R. Chalmers

  • 5th Mississippi
  • 7th Mississippi
  • 9th Mississippi
  • 10th Mississippi
  • 29th Mississippi
  • Blythe's Mississippi
  • Ketchum's Battery
3rd Brigade

   BG John K. Jackson

  • 17th Alabama
  • 18th Alabama
  • 21st Alabama
  • 24th Alabama
  • 5th Georgia
  • Burtwell's Battery
4th Brigade

   Col Arthur Manigault

  • 28th Alabama
  • 34th Alabama
  • 1st Louisiana
  • 10th South Carolina
  • 19th South Carolina
  • Waters' Battery

Army of the West

MG Earl Van Dorn

Division Brigade Regiments and Others

First Division
     BG Samuel Jones
     BG Lewis H. Little

1st Brigade


   BG Lewis H. Little[5]
   BG John C. Moore[6]

  • 16th Arkansas Infantry
  • 1st Missouri Cavalry (dismounted)
  • 2nd Missouri Infantry
  • 3rd Missouri Infantry
  • Battalion of Missouri Infantry
  • Wade’s Battery
2nd Brigade

   BG Louis Hébert[7]

  • 14th Arkansas Infantry
  • 17th Arkansas Infantry
  • 3rd Louisiana Infantry
  • Whitfield’s Texas Legion Cavalry (dismounted)
  • Greer’s Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • MacDonald’s Battery
3rd Brigade

   BG Martin E. Green

  • 4th Missouri Infantry
  • Battalion Missouri Infantry
  • Battalion Missouri Cavalry (dismounted)
  • Confederate Rangers (dismounted)
  • King’s Battery

Second Division
     BG Sterling Price
     BG John P. McCown

1st Brigade


   BG William L. Cabell

  • McCray’s Arkansas Infantry
  • 14th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • 10th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • 11th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • Andrews’ Texas Infantry
  • Good’s Battery
2nd Brigade


   BG Thomas J. Churchill

  • 4th Arkansas Infantry
  • 1st Arkansas Riflemen (dismounted)
  • 2nd Arkansas Riflemen (dismounted)
  • 4th Arkansas Infantry Battalion
  • Turnbull’s Arkansas Infantry Battalion
  • Reves’ Missouri Scouts
  • Humphrey’s Battery

Third Division
     BG Dabney H. Maury

1st Brigade


   Col T. P. Dockery

  • 18th Arkansas Infantry
  • 19th Arkansas Infantry
  • 20th Arkansas Infantry
  • McCairns’ Arkansas Battalion
  • Unknown battery
2nd Brigade


   BG John C. Moore

  • Hobbs’ Arkansas Infantry
  • Adams’ Arkansas Infantry
  • 25th Missouri Infantry
  • 2nd Texas Infantry
  • Bledsoe’s Battery
3rd Brigade


   Col Charles Pfifer

  • 3rd Arkansas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • 6th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • 9th Texas Cavalry (dismounted)
  • Brooks’ Battalion
  • McNally’s Battery

References

  1. Multiple commander names indicate command succession of command during the battle or the campaign.
  2. Official Records, Series I, Volume X, Part 1, page 787
  3. Eicher p.297
  4. Eicher p.325
  5. Eicher p.350
  6. Eicher p.395
  7. Eicher p.291

Sources

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