Seven Pines Confederate order of battle

The following Confederate States Army units^[1] and commanders fought in the Battle of Seven Pines of the American Civil War. The Union order of battle is shown separately.

Abbreviations used

Military rank

• Gen = General
• MG = Major General
• BG = Brigadier General
• Col = Colonel
• Ltc = Lieutenant Colonel
• Maj = Major
• Cpt = Captain

Other

• (w) = wounded
• (mw) = mortally wounded
• (k) = killed in action
• (c) = captured

Army of Northern Virginia

Gen Joseph E. Johnston (w)
MG Gustavus W. Smith
Gen Robert E. Lee^[2]

Left Wing

MG Gustavus W. Smith

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
Smith's Division      BG William H.C. Whiting	Hood's Brigade    BG John B. Hood	18th Georgia:[3] 1st Texas: Col Alexis T. Rainey 4th Texas: Col John Marshall 5th Texas: Col James J. Archer
	Hampton's Brigade    BG Wade Hampton (w)	14th Georgia 19th Georgia 16th North Carolina Hampton's (South Carolina) Legion: Ltc Martin W. Gary Moody's (Louisiana) Battery
	Whiting's Brigade    Col Evander M. Law	4th Alabama 2nd Mississippi 11th Mississippi 6th North Carolina Balthis' (Virginia) Battery
	Pettigrew's Brigade    BG J. Johnston Pettigrew (w&c)	2nd Arkansas Battalion 35th Georgia 22nd North Carolina 47th Virginia Andrew's (Maryland) Battery
	Hatton's Brigade    BG Robert H. Hatton (k)	1st Tennessee (Provisional Army) 7th Tennessee 14th Tennessee Braxton's (Virginia) Battery
A. P. Hill's Division      MG A. P. Hill	Field's Brigade    BG Charles W. Field	40th Virginia 55th Virginia 22nd Virginia Battalion Pegram's (Virginia) Battery
	J. R. Anderson's Brigade    BG Joseph R. Anderson	45th Georgia 49th Georgia 34th North Carolina 38th North Carolina 3rd Louisiana Battalion McIntosh's (South Carolina) Battery Crenshaw's (Virginia) Battery
	Gregg's Brigade    BG Maxcy Gregg	1st South Carolina (Provisional Army) 1st South Carolina Rifles 12th South Carolina 13th South Carolina 14th South Carolina Davidson's (Virginia) Battery
	Branch's Brigade    BG Lawrence O'B. Branch	7th North Carolina 12th North Carolina 18th North Carolina 28th North Carolina 33rd North Carolina 37th North Carolina Branch's (North Carolina) Battery Johnson's (Virginia) Battery

Right Wing

MG James Longstreet

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
Longstreet's Division      BG Richard H. Anderson	A. P. Hill's (old) Brigade    Col James L. Kemper	1st Virginia 7th Virginia 11th Virginia 17th Virginia: Col Montgomery D. Corse Roger's (Virginia) Battery
	R. H. Anderson's Brigade    Col Micah Jenkins	5th South Carolina: Col John R.R. Giles (k), Ltc Andrew Jackson 6th South Carolina: Col John Bratton (w&c), Ltc John M. Steedman 4th South Carolina (Battalion) Palmetto (South Carolina) Sharpshooters: Maj William Anderson 1st Louisiana Zouave Battalion St. Paul's (Virginia) Foot Rifles[4] Stribling's (Virginia) Battery: Cpt Robert M. Stribling
	Pickett's Brigade    BG George E. Pickett	8th Virginia: Ltc Norborne Berkeley 18th Virginia: Col Robert E. Withers 19th Virginia: Col John B. Strange 28th Virginia: Col William Watts Dearing's (Virginia) Battery: Cpt James Dearing
	Wilcox's Brigade    BG Cadmus M. Wilcox	9th Alabama: Ltc Stephen F. Hale 10th Alabama: Maj John J. Woodward 11th Alabama: Col Sydenham Moore (mw) 19th Mississippi: Maj John Mullins 3rd Company, Stanard's (Virginia) Howitzers
	Colston's Brigade    BG Raleigh E. Colston	3rd Virginia 13th North Carolina 14th North Carolina
	Pryor's Brigade    BG Roger A. Pryor	8th Alabama 14th Alabama 14th Louisiana 32nd Virginia Macon's (Virginia) Battery
	Artillery	Maurin's (Louisiana) Battery: Cpt Victor Maurin 2nd Company, Brown's (Virginia) Howitzers: Cpt David Watson
D. H. Hill's Division      MG D. H. Hill	Rodes' Brigade    BG Robert E. Rodes (w)    Col John B. Gordon	5th Alabama: Col Christopher C. Pegues 6th Alabama: Col John B. Gordon 12th Alabama: Col Robert T. Jones (k, Ltc Bristor B. Gayle 12th Mississippi: Col William H. Taylor 4th Virginia Heavy Artillery[5] Carter's (Virginia) Battery: Cpt Thomas H. Carter
	Featherston's Brigade    Col George B. Anderson	27th Georgia: Col Levi B. Smith (w), Ltc Charles T. Zachary 28th Georgia: Cpt John N. Wilcox 4th North Carolina: Maj Bryan Grimes 49th Virginia: Col William "Extra Billy" Smith (w)
	Garland's Brigade    BG Samuel Garland, Jr.	5th North Carolina: Col Daniel H. Christie, Ltc Robert D. Johnson (w) 23rd North Carolina 24th Virginia: Maj Richard L. Maury (w) 38th Virginia: Col Edward C. Edmonds 2nd Florida: Col Edward A. Perry 2nd Mississippi Battalion: Ltc John G. Taylor Bondurant's Battery: Cpt James W. Bondurant
	Rains' Brigade    BG Gabriel J. Rains	13th Alabama: Col Birkett D. Fry (w) 26th Alabama Col Edward A. O'Neal (w) 6th Georgia 23rd Georgia
	Wise's Brigade    BG Henry A. Wise	26th Virginia 47th Virginia Armistead's (Virginia) Battery French's (Virginia) Battery
	Artillery	Hardway's (Alabama) Battery Rhett's (South Carolina) Battery
Huger's Division      MG Benjamin Huger	Mahone Brigade    BG William Mahone	3rd Alabama: Col Tennent Lomax (k) 12th Virginia 41st Virginia
	Blanchard's Brigade    BG Albert G. Blanchard	3rd Georgia 4th Georgia 22nd Georgia 1st Louisiana Huger's (Virginia) Battery
	Armistead's Brigade    BG Lewis A. Armistead	9th Virginia: Col David J. Godwin (w) 14th Virginia 53rd Virginia: Col Harrison B. Tomlin 5th Virginia Battalion Turner's (Virginia) Battery

Reserve

MG John B. Magruder

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
McLaws' Division      MG Lafayette McLaws	Semmes' Brigade    BG Paul J. Semmes	5th Louisiana 10th Louisiana 10th Georgia 15th Virginia Noland's (Virginia) Battalion
	Griffith's Brigade    BG Richard Griffith	13th Mississippi 18th Mississippi 21st Mississippi McCarthy's (Virginia) Richmond Howitzers
Jones' Division      BG David R. Jones	Toombs' Brigade    BG Robert Toombs	1st Georgia 2nd Georgia 15th Georgia 17th Georgia 20th Georgia 38th Georgia
	Anderson's Brigade    Col George T. Anderson	7th Georgia 8th Georgia 9th Georgia 11th Georgia 1st Kentucky

Notes

1. Multiple commander names indicate command succession of command during the battle or the campaign.
2. Assigned to command after the fighting ended
3. Either Col William T. Wofford or Ltc Solon Z. Ruff
4. Attached to the 1st Louisiana Zouave Battalion
5. Served as Infantry

References

• Richard, J. (27 January 2007). "The Armies at the Battle of Fair Oaks or Seven Pines". History of War. Retrieved 3 February 2016.