Suffolk Confederate order of battle

The following Confederate Army units and commanders fought in the Siege of Suffolk of the American Civil War. The Union order of battle is listed separately.

Abbreviations used

Military rank

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 in action
(c) = captured

Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia

LTG James Longstreet, Commanding

Infantry and Artillery

Division	Brigade	Regiments
Pickett's Division MG George E. Pickett	Armistead's Brigade BG Lewis A. Armistead	9th Virginia: Maj John C. Owens 14th Virginia: Col James G. Hodges 38th Virginia: Col Edward C. Edmonds 53rd Virginia: Col William R. Aylett 57th Virginia: Col John B. Magruder
	Corse's Brigade BG Montgomery D. Corse	15th Virginia: Col Thomas P. August 17th Virginia: Maj Robert H. Simpson 30th Virginia: Col Archibald T. Harrison 32nd Virginia:[1] Col Edgar B. Montague
	Kemper's Brigade BG James L. Kemper	1st Virginia: Col Lewis B. Williams, Jr. 3rd Virginia: Col Joseph Mayo, Jr. 7th Virginia: Col Waller T. Patton 11th Virginia: Maj Kirkwood Otey 24th Virginia: Col William R. Terry
	Garnett's Brigade BG Richard B. Garnett	8th Virginia: Col Eppa Hunton 18th Virginia: Ltc Henry A. Carrington 19th Virginia: Col Henry Gantt 28th Virginia: Col Robert C. Allen 56th Virginia: Col William D. Stuart
	Dearing's Artillery Battalion Maj James Dearing	Fauquier (Virginia) Artillery: Cpt Robert M. Stribling Hampden (Virginia) Artillery: Cpt William H. Caskie Latham (Virginia) Artillery: Cpt Joseph G. Blount Richmond Fayette (Virginia) Artillery: Cpt Miles C. Macon Confederate Guards (Mississippi) Artillery: Cpt William D. Bradford
Hood's Division MG John B. Hood	Law's Brigade BG Evander M. Law	4th Alabama: Ltc Laurence H. Scruggs 15th Alabama: Maj William C. Oates 44th Alabama: Ltc John H. Jones 47th Alabama: Col James W. Jackson 48th Alabama: Col James L. Sheffield
	Robertson's Brigade BG Jerome B. Robertson	3rd Arkansas: Col Van H. Manning 1st Texas: Ltc Philip A. Work 4th Texas: Col John C. G. Key 5th Texas: Col Robert M. Powell
	Anderson's Brigade BG George T. Anderson	7th Georgia: Col William W. White 8th Georgia: Col John R. Towers 9th Georgia: Col John C. Mounger 11th Georgia: Col Francis H. Little 59th Georgia: Col William A. J. Brown
	Benning's Brigade BG Henry L. Benning	2nd Georgia: Ltc William T. Harris 15th Georgia: Col Dudley M. Du Bose 17th Georgia: Col Wesley C. Hodges 20th Georgia: Col John A. Jones
	Henry's Artillery Battalion Maj Mathias W. Henry	Rowan (North Carolina) Artillery, Reilly's battery Gatlin (North Carolina) Artillery, Lane's battery German (South Carolina) Light Artillery, Bachman's battery Palmetto (South Carolina) Light Artillery, Garden's battery
French's Division MG Samuel G. French	Jenkins' Brigade BG Micah Jenkins	1st South Carolina (Hagood's) 2nd South Carolina (Rifles): Col Thomas Thompson 5th South Carolina: Col Asbury Coward 6th South Carolina: Col John Bratton Hampton's Legion: Col Martin W. Gary Palmetto Sharpshooters: Col Joseph Walker
	Davis's Brigade BG Joseph R. Davis	2nd Mississippi 11th Mississippi 42nd Mississippi: Col. Hugh R. Miller 55th North Carolina: Col John K. Connally
	Shumaker's Artillery Battalion Maj Lindsay M. Shumaker	Chesterfield (South Carolina) Artillery: Cpt James C. Coit Alexandria (Virginia) Artillery: Cpt David L. Smoot Martin's (Virginia) battery: Cpt S. T. Martin Sturdivant's (Virginia) battery: Cpt Nathaniel A. Sturdivant

Cavalry

Brigade	Regiments and Others
Baker's Brigade Col John A. Baker	2nd North Carolina 3rd North Carolina 4th North Carolina: Col Dennis D. Ferbee

Notes

Provost guard, Petersburg, Virginia

References

Cormier, Steven A., The Siege of Suffolk: The Forgotten Campaign, April 11 – May 4, 1863, H. E. Howard, 1989, ISBN 978-0-930919-82-5.

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[1] Provost guard, Petersburg, Virginia