The following Confederate States Army units and commanders fought in the Second Battle of Winchester. The Union order of battle is listed separately.
Military rank abbreviations LTG = Lieutenant General MG = Major General BG = Brigadier General Col = Colonel Ltc = Lieutenant Colonel Maj = Major Cpt = Captain
Confederate army Second Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (22651 officers & men) LTG Richard S. Ewell
Division Brigade Regiments and OthersEarly's Division (6350 officers & men) MG Jubal Anderson Early Hays' Brigade (1272 officers & men)
BG Harry T. Hays5th Louisiana (205 officers & men): Maj Alexander Hart 6th Louisiana (255 officers & men): Col William Monaghan, Ltc Joseph Hanlon 7th Louisiana (255 officers & men): Col Davidson B. Penn 8th Louisiana (296 officers & men): Col Trevanion D. Lewis 9th Louisiana (260 officers & men): Col Leroy Augustus Stafford Hoke's Brigade (1750 officers & men)
Col Isaac E. Avery6th North Carolina (515 officers & men): Maj Samuel McD. Tate 21st North Carolina (445 officers & men): Col William Whedbee Kirkland 54th North Carolina (408 officers & men): Col Kenneth M. Murchison 57th North Carolina (305 officers & men): Col Archibald C. Godwin 1st North Carolina Battalion (77 officers & men): Maj Rufus W. Wharton Smith's Brigade (1180 officers & men)
BG William "Extra Billy" Smith13th Virginia Infantry (102 officers & men): Col James B. Terrill 31st Virginia Infantry (270 officers & men): Col John S. Hoffman 49th Virginia Infantry (281 officers & men): Ltc J. Catlett Gibson 52nd Virginia Infantry (255 officers & men): Ltc James H. Skinner 58th Virginia Infantry (272 officers & men): Col Francis H. Board Gordon's Brigade (1850 officers & men)
BG John Brown Gordon13th Georgia (322 officers & men): Col James Milton Smith 26th Georgia (320 officers & men): Col Edward N. Atkinson 31st Georgia (260 officers & men): Col Clement A. Evans 38th Georgia (350 officers & men): Cpt William L. McLeod 60th Georgia (305 officers & men): Cpt Waters B. Jones 61st Georgia (293 officers & men): Col John H. Lamar Artillery Battalion (298 officers & men)
Ltc Hilary P. JonesCharlottesville Virginia Battery (75 officers & men; 4x 12-pounder Napoleons): Cpt James McD. Carrington Courtney Virginia Battery (95 officers & men; 4x 3-inch Ordnance Rifles): Cpt William A. Tanner Staunton Virginia Battery (64 officers & men; 4x 12-pounder Napoleons): Cpt Asher W. Garber Louisiana Guard Battery (64 officers & men; 2x 3-inch Ordnance rifles; 2x 10-pounder Parrott Rifles): Cpt Charles Thompson, Lt Charles A. GreenJohnson's Division (6473 officers & men) MG Edward "Allegheny" Johnson Steuart's Third Brigade (2178 officers & men) BG George H. Steuart 1st North Carolina (396 officers & men): Ltc Hamilton A. Brown 3rd North Carolina (585 officers & men): Maj William M. Parsley 10th Virginia Infantry (282 officers & men): Col E. T. H. Warren 23rd Virginia Infantry (251 officers & men): Ltc Simeon T. Walton 37th Virginia Infantry (264 officers & men): Maj Henry C. Wood Nicholl's "Pelican" Brigade (1038 officers & men) Col Jesse M. Williams1st Louisiana (172 officers & men): Cpt Edward D. Willett 2nd Louisiana (236 officers & men): Ltc Ross E. Burke 10th Louisiana (226 officers & men): Maj Thomas N. Powell 14th Louisiana (218 officers & men): Ltc David Zable 15th Louisiana (186 officers & men): Maj Andrew Brady Stonewall Brigade (1346 officers & men) BG James A. Walker2nd Virginia Infantry (335 officers & men): Col John Q. A. Nadenbousch 4th Virginia Infantry (257 officers & men): Maj William Terry 5th Virginia Infantry (370 officers & men): Col John H. S. Funk 27th Virginia Infantry (148 officers & men): Ltc David M. Shriver 33rd Virginia Infantry (236 officers & men): Cpt Jacob B. Golladay Jones' Second Brigade (1446 officers & men) BG John M. Jones21st Virginia Infantry (183 officers & men): Cpt William P. Mosley 25th Virginia Infantry (280 officers & men): Col John C. Higginbotham 42nd Virginia Infantry (252 officers & men): Ltc Robert W. Withers 44th Virginia Infantry (227 officers & men): Ltc Robert M. Dungan 48th Virginia Infantry (252 officers & men): Ltc R. H. Dungan 50th Virginia Infantry (252 officers & men): Ltc Logan H. N. Solyer Artillery Battalion (380 officers & men) Ltc R. Snowden Andrews (W); Maj Joseph W. Latimer1st Battery, Maryland Artillery (105 officers & men; 4x 12-pounder Napoleons): Cpt William F. Dement Chesapeake (Maryland) Artillery (81 officers & men; 4x 10-pounder Parrott Rifles): Cpt William D. Brown Allegheny (Virginia) Artillery (99 officers & men; 2x 12-pounder Napoleons; 2x 3-inch Ordnance Rifles): Cpt John C. Carpenter Lee (Virginia) Battery (95 officers & men; 1x 3-inch Ordnance Rifles; 1x 10-pounder Parrott Rifles; 2x 20-pounder Parrott Rifles): Cpt C. I. RaineRodes's Division (7952 officers & men) MG Robert E. Rodes Daniel's Brigade (2157 officers & men) BG Junius Daniel32nd North Carolina (465 officers & men): Col Edmund C. Brabble 43rd North Carolina (583 officers & men): Col Thomas S. Kenan 45th North Carolina (460 officers & men): Ltc Samuel H. Boyd 53rd North Carolina (409 officers & men): Col William A. Owens 2nd North Carolina Battalion (240 officers & men): Ltc Hezekiah L. Andrews Iverson's Brigade (1380 officers & men) BG Alfred Iverson, Jr.5th North Carolina (473 officers & men): Cpt Speight B. West 12th North Carolina (219 officers & men): Ltc William S. Davis 20th North Carolina (372 officers & men): Ltc Nelson Slough 23rd North Carolina (316 officers & men): Col Daniel H. Christie Doles's Brigade (1329 officers & men) BG George P. Doles4th Georgia (341 officers & men): Ltc D. R. E. Winn 12th Georgia (327 officers & men): Col Edward Willis 21st Georgia (287 officers & men): Col John T. Mercer 44th Georgia (364 officers & men): Col Samuel P. Lumpkin Ramseur's Brigade (1023 officers & men) BG Stephen Dodson Ramseur2nd North Carolina (243 officers & men): Maj Daniel W. Hurtt 4th North Carolina (196 officers & men): Col Bryan Grimes 14th North Carolina (308 officers & men): Col Tyler Bennett 30th North Carolina (276 officers & men): Col Francis M. Parker O'Neal's Brigade (1685 officers & men) Col Edward A. O'Neal3rd Alabama (350 officers & men): Col Cullen A. Battle 5th Alabama (317 officers & men): Col Josephus M. Hall 6th Alabama (382 officers & men): Col James N. Lightfoot 12th Alabama (317 officers & men): Col Samuel B. Pickens 26th Alabama (319 officers & men): Ltc John C. Goodgame Artillery Battalion (378 officers & men) Ltc Thomas H. CarterJeff Davis (Alabama) Artillery (79 officers & men; 4x 3-inch Ordnance Rifles): Cpt William J. Reese King William (Virginia) Artillery (103 officers & men; 2x 10-pounder Parrott Rifles; 2x 12-pounder Napoleons): Cpt William P. Carter Morris (Virginia) Artillery (114 officers & men; 4x 12-pounder Napoleons): Cpt Richard C. M. Page Orange (Virginia) Artillery (82 officers & men; 2x 3-inch Ordnance Rifles; 2x 10-pounder Parrott Rifles): Cpt Charles W. FryUnattached 1st Maryland Infantry Battalion (400 officers & men) (17 total casualties): Ltc James R. Herbert 2nd Baltimore (Maryland) Light Artillery (106 officers & men; 4x 10-pounder Parrott Rifles): Capt Wiley H. Griffin Company A, 1st Maryland Cavalry (~50 officers & men): Capt. Frank A. Bond Company B, 1st Maryland Cavalry (~50 officers & men): Capt George M. EmackCavalry Jenkins's Cavalry Brigade (1185 officers & men) BG Albert G. Jenkins34th Virginia Cavalry (172 officers & men): Ltc Vincent A. Witcher 14th Virginia Cavalry (268 officers & men): Col James A. Cochran 16th Virginia Cavalry (265 officers & men): Col Milton J. Ferguson Maj James H. Nounnan 17th Virginia Cavalry (242 officers & men): Col William H. French 36th Virginia Cavalry Battalion (125 officers & men): Maj James W. Sweeney (w); Capt Cornelius T. Smith Charlottesville (Virginia) Horse Battery (113 officers & men; 2x 3-inch Rifles; 2x 12-pounder Howitzers): Cpt Thomas E. JacksonArtillery Reserve (85 officers & men) Crutchfield's Artillery Col J. Thompson Brown Nelson's Battalion
Ltc William NelsonFive batteries of 1st Virginia Artillery
References Lt. Gen. Ewell's Report in the Official Records, Series I, Volume XXVII/2 [S# 44] Grunder, Charles S. and Beck, Brandon H. The Second Battle of Winchester (2nd Edition). Lynchburg, VA: H.E. Howard, Inc., 1989. Wittenberg, Eric J. and Mingus Sr., Scott L. The Second Battle of Winchester: The Confederate Victory that Opened the Door to Richmond (1st Edition). El Dorado Hills, CA: Savas Beatie LLC, 2016. Paths of the Civil War