On April 9, 1865, after the Battle of Appomattox and during the surrender, General Robert Lee's North Virginia Army numbered 28,231 people. It consisted of four buildings, of which the first and third were consolidated into one. (The number of soldiers and officers of the regiment is indicated in brackets, as they were recorded during the surrender)
Content
Headquarters
Commander in Chief - General Robert Lee
Military Police : Major D. B. Bridgford
- 1st Virginia Infantry Battalion (139 people)
- 44th Virginia Infantry Battalion, Company B (?)
Escort
- 39th Virginia Cavalry Battalion (92 people)
Engineering : Col. T. Talcott
- 1st Engineering Regiment (191)
- 2nd Engineering Regiment (94)
First Corps of the Northern Virginia Army
Commander: Lieutenant General James Longstreet (after the death of Ambrose Hill, he also commanded Corps III). Hull size: 15,942 people.
Division George Pickett (Pickett removed from command on April 8)
- George Stuart Brigade
- 9th Virginia Infantry Regiment (40 people)
- 14th Virginia Infantry Regiment (58 people)
- 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment (95 people)
- 53rd Virginia Infantry Regiment (86 people)
- 57th Virginia Infantry Regiment (87 people)
- Montgomery Corse Brigade (Corse was captured on April 6 and commanded by Colonel Arthur Herbert)
- 15th Virginia Infantry Regiment (69 people)
- 17th Virginia Infantry Regiment (125 people)
- 29th Virginia Infantry Regiment (31 people)
- 30th Virginia Infantry Regiment (90 people)
- 32nd Virginia Infantry Regiment (48 people)
- Eppa Hunton Brigade (Hunton was captured on April 6th and commanded by Major Michael Spessard)
- 8th Virginia Infantry Regiment (12 people)
- 18th Virginia Infantry Regiment (70 people)
- 19th Virginia Infantry Regiment (30 people)
- 28th Virginia Infantry Regiment (56 people)
- 56th Virginia Infantry Regiment (33 people)
- William Terry Brigade (commanded by Major William Bentley)
- 1st Virginia Infantry Regiment (17 people)
- 3rd Virginia Infantry Regiment (70 people)
- 7th Virginia Infantry Regiment (20 people)
- 11th Virginia Infantry Regiment (31 people)
- 24th Virginia Infantry Regiment (24 people)
Charles Field's Division
- Brigade of Evander Low
- 4th Alabama Infantry Regiment (224 people)
- 15th Alabama Infantry Regiment (220 people)
- 44th Alabama Infantry Regiment (209 people)
- 47th Alabama Infantry Regiment (207 people)
- 48th Alabama Infantry Regiment (136 people)
- Brigade of George Anderson
- 7th Georgian Infantry Regiment (188 people)
- 8th Georgian Infantry Regiment (153 people)
- 9th Georgian Infantry Regiment (189 people)
- 11th Georgian Infantry Regiment (190 pers.)
- 59th Georgian Infantry Regiment (267 people)
- Henry Benning Brigade
- 2nd Georgian Infantry Regiment (158 people)
- 15th Georgian Infantry Regiment (246 people)
- 17th Georgian Infantry Regiment (186 people)
- 20th Georgian Infantry Regiment (210 people)
- Gregg Brigade (Colonel Powell)
- 3rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment (147 people)
- 1st Texas Infantry Regiment (149 people)
- 4th Texas Infantry Regiment (160 people.)
- 5th Texas Infantry Regiment (162 people.)
- John Bretton Brigade
- 1st South Carolina Infantry Regiment (223 people)
- 5th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (282 people)
- 6th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (358 people)
- 2nd South Carolina rifle (288 people)
Joseph Kershaw Division
A piece of the flag of the 24th Georgian Regiment torn to pieces during the surrender.
- Brigade Dudley Dubose (Dubos was captured on April 6 and the brigade commanded by Captain Espay)
- 16th Georgian Infantry Regiment (54 people)
- 18th Georgian infantry regiment (53 people)
- 24th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (62 people)
- 3rd Georgian sniper battalion (24 people)
- Cobb Legion (56 people)
- Phillips Legion (93 people)
- Benjamin Hemphraise Brigade (Hemfreys was captured on April 6 and commanded by Captain Gwin Cherry)
- 13th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (85 pers.)
- 17th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (64 people)
- 18th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (48 people)
- 21st Mississippi Infantry Regiment (49 people)
- The James Simms Brigade (Simms was captured on April 6 and commanded by Captain George Waldron)
- 10th Georgian Infantry Regiment (50 people)
- 50th Georgian Infantry Regiment (30 people)
- 51st Georgian Infantry Regiment (43 people)
- 53rd Georgian Infantry Regiment (64 people)
William Mahone Division
- The brigade of
- 8th Alabama Infantry Regiment (170 pers.)
- 9th Alabama Infantry Regiment (78 people)
- 10th Alabama Infantry Regiment (228 people)
- 11th Alabama Infantry Regiment (190 pers.)
- 13th Alabama Infantry Regiment (91 pers.)
- 14th Alabama Infantry Regiment (193 people)
- David Weisiger Brigade
- 6th Virginia Infantry Regiment (111 people)
- 12th Virginia Infantry Regiment (190 people)
- 16th Virginia Infantry Regiment (125 people)
- 41st Virginia Infantry Regiment (109 people)
- 61st Virginia Infantry Regiment (119 people)
- Nathaniel Harris Brigade
- 12th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (55 people)
- 16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (72 people)
- 16th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (138 people)
- 48th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (99 people)
- Sorrel Brigade (Colonel George Taylor)
- 3rd Georgian Infantry Regiment (248 people)
- 2nd Georgiev Infantry Regiment (220 people)
- The 48th Georgian Infantry Regiment (207 people)
- 64th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (105 people)
- 2nd Georgian Infantry Battalion (83 people)
- 10th Jordian Infantry Battalion (166 people)
- The Finegan Brigade (Colonel David Lang)
- 2nd Florida Infantry Regiment (70 people)
- 5th Florida Infantry Regiment (53 people)
- 8th Florida Infantry Regiment (34 people)
- 9th Florida Infantry Regiment (124 people)
- 10th Florida Infantry Regiment (172 people)
- 11th Florida Infantry Regiment (23 people)
Henry Heth Division
- Joseph Davis Brigade
- 1st Infantry Battalion (9 pers.)
- 2nd Mississippian Infantry Regiment (20 people)
- 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (19 people)
- 26th Mississippi Infantry Regiment (12 people)
- 42nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment (6 people)
- John Cook Brigade
- 15th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (137 people)
- 27th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (117 people)
- The 46th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (118 people)
- The 48th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (101 people)
- 55th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (83 people)
- William McRae Brigade
- 11th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (84 people)
- 26th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (131 people)
- 44th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (83 people)
- 47th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (77 people)
- 52nd North Caroline Infantry Regiment (96 people)
- William McComb Brigade
- 2nd Maryland Infantry Battalion (63 people)
- 1st Tennessee Infantry Regiment (Provisional Army) (38 people)
- 7th Tennessee Infantry Regiment (48 people)
- 14th Tennessee Infantry Regiment (41 people)
- 17th Tennessee Infantry Regiment (68 people)
- 23rd Tennessee Infantry Regiment (56 people)
- 25th Tennessee Infantry Regiment (25 people)
- 44th Tennessee Infantry Regiment (58 people)
- 63rd Tennessee Infantry Regiment (75 people)
Cadmus Wilcox Division
- Edward Thomas Brigade
- 14th Georgian Infantry Regiment (168 people)
- The 35th Georgian Infantry Regiment (137 people)
- The 45th Georgian Infantry Regiment (112 people)
- The 49th Georgian Infantry Regiment (112 people)
- The James Lane Brigade
- 18th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (99 people)
- 28th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (232 people)
- 33rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment (120 people)
- 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (111 people)
- Samuel McGowan Brigade
- 1st South Carolina Infantry Regiment (Provisional Army) (116 pers.)
- 12th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (161 people)
- 13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (198 people)
- 14th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (265 people)
- " Orr rifles " (157 people)
- Joseph Scales Brigade (commanded by Colonel Joseph Hyman
- 13th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (218 people)
- The 16th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (96 people)
- 22nd North Carolynsky Infantry Regiment (111 people)
- 34th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (169 people)
- The 38th North Carolian Infantry Regiment (132 people)
Second Corps of the Northern Virginia Army
Commander: Major General John Gordon . Case size - 8399 people
Brian Grimes Division
- Brigade of Colonel Edwin Hobson
- 3rd Alabama Infantry Regiment (105 people)
- 5th Alabama Infantry Regiment (62 people)
- 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment (87 people)
- 12th Alabama Infantry Regiment (69 people)
- 61st Alabama Infantry Regiment (50 people)
- Brian Grimes Brigade (com. Col. Kovand)
- 32nd North Caroline Infantry Regiment (119 people)
- 43rd North Caroline Infantry Regiment (179 people)
- 45th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (97 people)
- 53rd North Caroline Infantry Regiment (96 people)
- 2nd North Carolina Infantry Battalion (52 people)
- William Cox Brigade
- 1st North Carolyn Infantry Regiment (73 people)
- 2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment (64 people)
- 3rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment (58 people)
- 4th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (117 people)
- 14th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (121 people)
- 30th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (162 people)
- Colonel Edwin Nash Brigade (Cook Brigade)
- 4th Georgian Infantry Regiment (148 people)
- 12th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (70 people)
- 21st Dzhordzhiansky infantry regiment (65 people.)
- 44th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (83 people)
- Fletcher Archer Brigade
Airlie's Division (under James Walker. )
- Johnston Brigade (Col. John Leah)
- 5th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (93 people)
- 12th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (152 people)
- 20th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (83 people)
- 23rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment (91 pers.)
- 1st North Carolyn sniper battalion (69 people)
- Lewis Brigade (Col. John Byrd)
- 6th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (188 people)
- 21st North Caroline Infantry Regiment (111 pers.)
- 54th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (61 people)
- The 57th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (82 people)
- Walker Brigade (commanded by Major Henry Kid Douglas)
- 13th Virginia Infantry Regiment (63 people)
- 31st Virginia Infantry Regiment (57 people)
- 49th Virginia Infantry Regiment (62 people)
- 52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment (60 people)
- 58th Virginia Infantry Regiment (67 people)
Gordon's Division (under the commander of the brig. General Clement Evans)
- Evans Brigade (Colonel John Lowe)
- 13th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (174 people)
- 26th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (220 people)
- 31st Georgiev Infantry Regiment (123 people)
- 38th Georgian Infantry Regiment (112 people)
- 60th Georgiev Infantry Regiment (91 pers.)
- 61st Georgiev Infantry Regiment (82 people)
- 9th Georgia Heavy Artillery Battalion (21 people)
- 12th Georgian Heavy Artillery Battalion (16 people)
- 18th Georgian Infantry Battalion (16 people)
- Terry's Brigade (under Titus Williams)
- 2nd Virginia Infantry Regiment (74 people)
- 4th Virginia Infantry Regiment (47 people)
- 5th Virginia Infantry Regiment (56 people)
- 10th Virginia Infantry Regiment (50 people)
- 21st Virginia Infantry Regiment (57 people)
- 23rd Virginia Infantry Regiment (59 people)
- 25th Virginia Infantry Regiment (19 people)
- 27th Virginia Infantry Regiment (22 people)
- 33rd Virginia Infantry Regiment (19 people)
- 37th Virginia Infantry Regiment (42 people)
- 42nd Virginia Infantry Regiment (53 people)
- 44th Virginia Infantry Regiment (16 people)
- 48th Virginia Infantry Regiment (41 pers.)
- Brigade of York (Col. Eugen Oughgamen)
- 1st Louisiana Infantry Regiment (19 people)
- 2nd Louisiana Infantry Regiment (44 people)
- 5th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (19 people)
- 6th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (56 people)
- 7th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (43 people)
- 8th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (58 people)
- 9th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (68 people)
- 10th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (17 people)
- 14th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (32 people)
- 15th Louisiana Infantry Regiment (19 people)
Johnson's Division (Major General Bashrod Johnson; suspended April 8 and replaced by William Wallace)
- Wallace Brigade (Brigadier General William Wallace)
- 17th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (121 people)
- 18th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (160 people)
- 22nd South Carolina Infantry Regiment (89 people)
- 23rd South Carolina Infantry Regiment (106 people)
- 26th South Carolina Infantry Regiment (124 people)
- Holcomb Legion (34 people)
- Moody Brigade (Brigadier General Young Moody was captured on April 8th and replaced by Colonel Martin Stensel)
- 41st Alabama Infantry Regiment (99 people)
- 43rd Alabama Infantry Regiment (128 people)
- 59th Alabama Infantry Regiment (110 people)
- 60th Alabama Infantry Regiment (184 people)
- 23rd Alabama Infantry Battalion (47 people)
- Wise Brigade: Brigadier General Henry Wise
- 26th Virginia Infantry Regiment (96 people)
- 34th Virginia Infantry Regiment (245 people)
- 46th Virginia Infantry Regiment (139 people)
- 59th Virginia Infantry Regiment (149 people)
- Ransom Brigade: Brigadier General Matthew Ransom
- 24th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (55 people)
- 25th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (78 people)
- 35th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (117 people)
- 49th North Caroline Infantry Regiment (108 people)
- 56th North Carolina Infantry Regiment (72 people)
Third Corps of the North Virginia Army
(Corps divisions transferred to Corps II)
Cavalry Corps
1,559 men under the command of Major General Fitzhugh Lee
Fitzhugh Lee Division (commanded by Thomas Manford )
- Thomas Manford Brigade
- 1st Virginia Cavalry Regiment (1 pers.)
- 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment (47 people)
- 3rd Virginia Cavalry Regiment (4 people)
- 4th Virginia Cavalry Regiment (7 people)
- Paine Brigade (brig. Gene. William Payne injured on April 6)
- 5th Virginia Cavalry Regiment (2 people)
- 6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment (4 people)
- 15th Virginia Cavalry Regiment (?)
- 36th Virginia Cavalry Battalion (92 people)
- Martin Gehry Brigade
- 7th Dzhordzhiansky Cavalry Regiment (46 people.)
- 7th South Carolian Cavalry Regiment (384 people)
- Hampton Legion (South Carolina) (246 people)
- 24th Virginia Cavalry Regiment (165 people)
William Lee Division
- Barringer Brigade (Brigadier General Rufus Berring was captured on April 3)
- 1st North Cavalry Cavalry Regiment (10 people)
- 2nd North Cavalry Cavalry Regiment (10 people)
- 3rd North Carolian Cavalry Regiment (2 pers.)
- 5th North Cavalry Cavalry Regiment (6 people)
Richmond Military Department
OK. 1,450 men under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Spencer.
J.V.K. Lee's Division (Major General Lee was captured on April 6)
- Brigade of Seth Barton (General Burton was captured on April 6)
- 22nd Virginia Infantry Battalion (13 people)
- 25th Virginia Infantry Battalion (25 people)
- 40th Virginia Infantry Regiment (9 people)
- 47th and 50th Virginia Infantry Regiments, reduced (7 people.)
- Patrick Moore Brigade
- 2nd Virginia Local Defense Troops (2 pers.)
- 3rd Virginia Local Defense Troops (1 pers.)
- 1st Virginia Reserve Regiment (2 people)
- 2nd Virginia Reserve Regiment (8 people)
- 1st Virginia Reserve Battalion (16 people)
- 2nd Virginia Reserve Battalion (2 people)
- The artillery brigade of Stapleton Crutchfield (Crutchfield was killed on April 6, his artillery brigade was used as infantry during the retreat to Appomattox)
- Durisys-Bluff Garrison
- Naval brigade
See also
- North Virginia Army at Entity
Notes
Literature
- Marvel, William. Lee's Last Retreat: The Flight to Appomattox. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: University of North Carolina Press, 2002. ISBN 978-0-8078-5703-8 .