Confederate Order of Battle

Battle of Perryville

ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Gen. BRAXTON BRAGG, commanding

ESCORT

• 3rd Tennessee Cavalry (4 companies)
      Capt. W. C. Bacot
• 13th Battalion Tennessee Cavalry, Company I
      Capt. William W. Lillard

 

RIGHT WING
LEFT WING

RIGHT WING
Maj. Gen. LEONIDAS K. POLK

FIRST DIVISION
Maj. Gen. BENJAMIN F. CHEATHAM

1st Brigade
Brig. Gen. DANIEL SMITH DONELSON

• 8th Tennessee
      Col. William Lawson Moore
• 15th Tennessee
      Col. Robert C. Tyler
• 16th Tennessee
      Col. John Houston Savage (wounded)
• 38th Tennessee
      Col. John Carpenter Carter (wounded)
• 51st Tennessee
      Col. John Chester
• Carnes' Tennessee Battery (The Steuben Artillery)
      Capt. William Carnes

 

2nd Brigade
Brig. Gen. ALEXANDER P. STEWART

• 4th Tennessee
      Col. Otho French Strahl
• 5th Tennessee
      Col. Calvin D. Venable (wounded)
• 24th Tennessee
      Lieut. Col. Hugh L. W. Bratton
• 
  Leonidas Polk (Library of Congress)
  31st Tennessee
      Col. Egbert E. Tansil
• 33rd Tennessee
      Col. Warner P. Jones
• Stanford's Mississippi Battery
      Capt. Thomas J. Stanford

 

3rd Brigade
Brig. Gen.  GEORGE EARL MANEY

• 41st Georgia
      Col. Charles A. McDaniel (mortally wounded)
• 1st Tennessee
      Col. Hume R. Field
• 6th Tennessee
      Col. George C. Porter
• 9th Tennessee
      Lieut. Col. John W. Buford (wounded)
• 27th Tennessee
      Lieut. Col. William Frierson
• Turner's Mississippi Battery
      Lieut. William B. Turner

 

4th Brigade
Brig. Gen. PRESTON SMITH

• 12th Tennessee
      Col. Tyree H. Bell
• 13th Tennessee
      Col. Alfred J. Vaughn, Jr.
• 47th Tennessee
      Col. Munson R. Hill
• 154th Tennessee Senior
      Col. Michael Magevney, Jr.
• 9th Texas
      Col. William H. Young
• Scott's Tennessee Battery
      Capt. William L. Scott

 

Wharton's Cavalry Brigade
Col. JOHN AUSTIN WHARTON

• 2nd Georgia Cavalry (5 companies)
      Lieut. Col. Arthur Hood
• 1st Kentucky Cavalry (4 companies)
      Capt. Thomas A. Ireland
• 4th Tennessee Cavalry (5 companies)
      Maj. Baxter Smith
• Davis's Tennessee Cavalry Battalion (4 companies)
      Maj. John R. Davis
• 8th Texas Cavalry (aka Terry's Texas Rangers)
      Lieut. Col. Thomas Harrison

 

LEFT WING
Maj. Gen. WILLIAM J. HARDEE

ESCORT

• Raum's Mississippi Cavalry Company
      Capt. William Cyrus Rippey Raum

  

SECOND DIVISION
Brig. Gen. JAMES PATTON ANDERSON

1st Brigade
Brig. Gen. JOHN CALVIN BROWN (wounded)

• 1st Florida
      Col. William Miller
• 3rd Florida
      Col. Daniel B. Bird
• 41st Mississippi
      Col. William Feinster Tucker (wounded)
• Battery A, 14th Georgia Battalion Light Artillery
      Capt. Joseph Palmer

 

2nd Brigade
Brig. Gen. DANIEL WEISIGER ADAMS

• 14th Battalion Lousianna Sharpshooters
      Maj. John Edward Austin
• 13th Louisiana
      Col. Randall Lee Gibson
• 16th Louisiana
      Col. Daniel C. Gober
• 20th Louisiana
      Col. August Reichard
• 25th Louisiana
      Col. Stewart W. Fisk
• 5th Company, Washington Artillery (Louisiana)
      Capt. Cuthbert H. Slocomb

 

3rd Brigade
Col. SAMUEL POWELL

• 45th Alabama
      Col. James Graham Gilchrist
• 1st Arkansas
      Col. John W. Colquitt
• 24th Mississippi
      Col. William F. Dowd
• 29th Tennessee
      Col. Horace Rice
• Barret's Missouri Battery
      Capt. Overton W. Barret

 

4th Brigade
Col. THOMAS M. JONES

• 27th Mississippi
      Lieut. Col. James L. Autry
• 30th Mississippi
      Col. George G. Falls Neill
• 34th Mississippi
      Col. Samuel Benton (wounded)
• Lumsden's Alambama Battery
      Capt. Charles L. Lumsden

 

THIRD DIVISION
Maj. Gen. SIMON BOLIVAR BUCKNER

1st Brigade
Brig. Gen. St. JOHN R. LIDDELL

• 2nd Arkansas
      Col. John Gratiot
• 5th Arkansas
      Col. Lucius P. Featherston
• 6th Arkansas
      Col. Alexander T. Hawthorn
• 7th Arkansas
      Col. D. A. Gillespie
• 8th Arkansas
      Col. John Herbert Kelly
• Swett's Mississippi Battery
      2nd Lieut. Tom Havern

 

2nd Brigade
Brig. Gen. PATRICK R. CLEBURNE

• 13th & 15th Arkansas
      Col. Lucius Eugene Polk (wounded)
• 2nd Tennessee
      Capt. C. P. Moore
• 35th Tennessee
      Col Benjmain J. Hill
• 48th Tennessee
      Col. George H. Nixon
• Calvert's Arkansas Battery
      2nd Lieut. Thomas J. Key

 

3rd Brigade
Brig. Gen. BUSHROD R. JOHNSON

• 5th Confederate (8 companies)
      Col James A. Smith
• 17th Tennessee
      Col Albert S. Marks
• 23rd Tennessee (8 companies)
      Lieut. Col. Richard H. Keeble
• 25th Tennessee
      Col. John M. Hughes
• 37th Tennessee
      Col. Moses White
• 44th Tennessee
      Col. John S. Fulton
• Darden's Mississippi Battery
      Capt. Putnam Darden

 

4th Brigade
Brig. Gen. STERLING ALEXANDER MARTIN WOOD (wounded)

• 3rd Georgia Cavalry (Detachment)
      Capt. Reuben L. Hill
• 16th Alabama
      Col. William Basis Wood
• 33rd Alabama
      Col. Samuel Adams (wounded)
• 3rd Confederate
      Lieut. Col. Henry V. Keep
• 15th Mississippi Sharpshooters Battalion
      Maj A. T. Hawkins
• 32nd Mississippi
      Col. Mark Perrin Lowrey (wounded)
• 45th Mississippi
      Col. Aaron Bascom Hardcastle
• Semple's Alabama Battery
      Capt. Henry C. Semple

 

2nd Cavalry Brigade
Col. JOSEPH WHEELER

• 1st Alabama Cavalry
      Col. William Wirt Allen (wounded)
• 3rd Alabama Cavalry
      Col. James Hagan
• 6th Confederate Cavalry
      Lieut. Col. James Pell
• 8th Confederate Cavalry
      Col W. B. Wade
• 2nd Georgia Cavalry (5 companies)
     Maj. C. A. Whaley
• Smith's Georgia Cavalry Battalion
     Col. John R. Hart
• 1st Kentucky Cavalry (5 Companies)
     Maj. John W. Caldwell
• 6th Kentucky Cavalry (3 Companies)
      Col. J. Warren Grigsby
• 9th Tennessee Cavalry
      Col. James D. Bennett
• 12th Tennessee Cavalry
      Lieut. Col. T. W. Adrian
• Hanley's Section, Calvert's Arkansas Battery
      2nd Lieut. S. G. Hanley