Army of the Potomac

Captain A S Cutts, Sumter Light Artillery

Reserves

Arrived shortly after the first battle of Manassas between the evening on 21 and 22 July, 1861 and assigned to the reorganised First Corps, Army of the Potomac, on 25 July, 1861

Brigadier General P G T Beauregard, Confederate States Army

Orders of Battle

The above painting, 'The Fourth Alabama', is by Don Troiani, modern America's finest historical artist.

Army of the Potomac

Reserves

First Texas Battalion Infantry Lieutenant Colonel L T Wigfall

First Mississippi Battalion Infantry Lieutenant Colonel W L Brandon

Twelfth Mississippi Infantry Colonel R Griffth

Thirteenth North Carolina Infantry Colonel J F Hoke

Ninth Louisiana Infantry Colonel R Taylor

Twelfth Alabama Infantry Colonel R T Jones

Sixth South Carolina Infantry Colonel C S Winder

Ninth South Carolina Infantry Colonel J S Blanding

Thirtieth Virginia Infantry Colonel R M Cary

Twentieth Georgia Infantry Colonel W D Smith

Sumter Light Artillery Captain A S Cutts

Orders of Battle

First Texas Battalion Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel L T Wigfall

First Mississippi Battalion Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel W L Brandon

Twelfth Mississippi Infantry
Colonel R Griffth

Thirteenth North Carolina Infantry
Colonel J F Hoke

Ninth Louisiana Infantry
Colonel R Taylor

Twelfth Alabama Infantry
Colonel R T Jones

Sixth South Carolina Infantry
Colonel C S Winder

Ninth South Carolina Infantry
Colonel J S Blanding

Thirtieth Virginia Infantry
Colonel R M Cary

Twentieth Georgia Infantry
Colonel W D Smith

Sumter Light Artillery
Captain A S Cutts