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Staff Organization of the Army of
in the
By Daniel A. Masters
Army
of
Lieutenant General Braxton Bragg, commanding
Staff
Governor of Tennessee Isham Green Harris, volunteer aide
Honorable Andrew Ewing, volunteer aide (judge of military court)
Colonel M.L. Clark, volunteer aide (head of artillery from Tennessee Provisional Army)
Colonel George St. Leger Grenfell, volunteer aide
Colonel J. Stoddard Johnston, volunteer aide
Colonel David Urquhart, aide
Lieutenant Colonel W.K. Beard, inspector general
Lieutenant Colonel George William Brent, adjutant
Lieutenant Colonel George G. Garner, inspector general
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Jackson Hays, assistant inspector general
Lieutenant Colonel James Henry Hallonquist, chief of artillery
Lieutenant Colonel Laurence W. O’Bannon, chief quartermaster
Lieutenant Colonel Hypolite Oladowski, chief of ordnance
Major E.W. Baylor, assistant quartermaster
Major William Clare, acting assistant inspector general
Major Giles M. Hillyer, assistant commissary
Major Beverly C. Kennedy, assistant commissary of subsistence
Major M.B. McMicken, assistant quartermaster
Major Ferdinand Molloy, assistant commissary
Major James Strawbridge, acting assistant inspector general
Major John J. Walker, chief commissary
Surgeon Andrew Jackson Foard, medical director
Surgeon Edward A. Flewellen, assistant medical director
Acting Surgeon T.G. Richardson, medical attendant to Bragg, staff, and escort
Captain O.F. Gibbs, assistant ordnance officer
Captain S.W. Steele, acting chief engineer
Captain P.H. Thomson, adjutant and inspector general
Captain William H. Warren, assistant ordnance officer
First Lieutenant Towson Ellis, aide-de-camp
First Lieutenant W.F. Johnson, assistant ordnance officer
First Lieutenant Francis S. Parker, Jr., aide-de-camp
First Lieutenant R.H.S. Thompson, assistant artillery officer
Lieutenant A.H. Buchanan, assistant engineer
Lieutenant William M. Bridges, volunteer aide
Lieutenant Henry Clay Force, assistant engineer
Lieutenant James Knox Polk McFall, assistant engineer
Hardee’s
Corps
Major General William Joseph Hardee, commanding
Staff
Major C.W. Gassett, chief quartermaster
Major L. Hoxton, chief of artillery
Major J.M. Kennard, chief of ordnance
Major W.E. Moore, chief of subsistence
Major W.D. Pickett, assistant inspector general
Major T.B. Roy, chief of staff
Surgeon General David W. Yandell, medical director
Surgeon A.L. Breysacher, medical inspector
Captain Samuel L. Black, assistant inspector general
Captain J.W. Green, engineer
Captain Dennis H. Poole, assistant adjutant general
Captain D.G. White, acting assistant adjutant general
First Lieutenant William W. Wilkins, aide-de-camp
Second Lieutenant Thomas Winn Hunt, assistant inspector general
Breckenridge’s Division
Major General John Cabell Breckenridge, commanding
Staff
Colonel Theodore O’Hara, acting adjutant general
Lieutenant Colonel John A. Buckner, assistant adjutant general
Major Rice E. Graves, chief of artillery
(Severely wounded twice January 2, 1863)
Major James Wilson, assistant inspector general
Surgeon J.F. Heutis, medical director
Surgeon John E. Pendleton, medical inspector
Assistant Surgeon Stanhope Breckenridge, attendant to Breckenridge and staff
Captain E.M. Blackburn, commanding escort
Captain Martin
Captain Charles Semple, ordnance officer
Lieutenant J. Cabell Breckenridge, aide-de-camp
Lieutenant Darragh
(wounded)
Private Charles Chotard, orderly
Mr. Buckner, volunteer aide
Mr. Zantzinger, volunteer aide
Brigadier General Daniel Weisinger Adams,
commanding
(Slightly wounded in left arm December 31, 1862)
Colonel Randall Lee Gibson, commanding
Staff
Captain Bishop
Captain Emile P. Guillet, adjutant
Captain John Martin King, 13th LA
(Severely wounded in right leg January 1, 1863, leg amputated)
Captain A.A. Lipscomb, 13th LA
Captain Ryan, 13th LA
Palmer’s Brigade
Colonel Joseph B. Palmer, commanding
Brigadier General Gideon Johnson Pillow, commanding
Staff
Captain James S. Barton
Captain Natt Gooch
Captain F.H. Lytle
Captain D.H.C. Spence
Captain C.K. Vanderford
Brigadier General William Preston, commanding
Staff
Major Frederick Claybrooke, volunteer aide
Major J.C. Thompson, volunteer aide
Captain H.P. Wallace
Captain R.W. Wooley, assistant adjutant general
Lieutenant J.C. Wheeler
Lieutenant Edwin Whitfield
(Severely wounded December 31, 1862)
W.R. Chambliss, assistant adjutant general
Orville Ewing
(Killed in action December 31, 1862)
Hanson’s Brigade
Brigadier General Roger Weightman Hanson,
commanding
(Killed in action January 2, 1863)
Colonel Robert P. Trabue, commanding
Staff
Captain S.F. Chipley
Lieutenant Joseph Benedict
Lieutenant T.E. Stake
Acting Lieutenant Presley Trabue, ordnance officer
Major General Patrick Ronayne Cleburne,
commanding
Staff
Colonel W.W. Kirkland, chief of staff
Major Calhoun Benham, assistant inspector general
Surgeon J.H. Erskine, medical inspector
Surgeon John M. Johnson, medical director
Captain Irving A. Buck, assistant adjutant general
Captain T.R. Hotchkiss, acting chief of artillery
(Wounded twice January 2, 1863)
Captain Semple, acting chief of artillery
Captain Robert D. Smith, acting ordnance officer
Lieutenant J.K. Dixon
(Wounded)
Lieutenant J.W. Jetton
Polk’s Brigade
Brigadier General Lucius Eugene Polk,
commanding
Staff
Captain W.A. King
Captain H.S. Otey
Liddell’s Brigade
Brigadier General St. John Richardson Liddell, commanding
Staff
Surgeon W.R. Kibler, medical director
(Wounded through body December 31, 1862)
Captain G.A. Williams, adjutant general
Lieutenant J.L. Bostick, aide-de-camp
Lieutenant J.M. Dulin, inspector
Lieutenant W.R. Liddell, volunteer aide
(Wounded in thigh December 31, 1862)
Lieutenant W.R. Young, ordnance officer
(Wounded in shoulder December 31, 1862)
Private Jake Schlosser, bugler
(Wounded December 31, 1862)
Johnson’s Brigade
Brigadier General Bushrod Rust Johnson,
commanding
Staff
Captain William T. Blakemore, aide-de-camp
Captain John Overton, volunteer aide
(Wounded December 31, 1862)
Captain R.B. Snowden, assistant adjutant general
(Wounded twice December 31, 1862)
Captain Joseph H. Vanleer, volunteer aide
Lieutenant George H. Smith, inspector
Wood’s Brigade
Brigadier General Sterling Alexander Martin Wood, commanding
Staff
Captain D. Coleman
Captain Palmer, assistant adjutant general
Captain Shorter, volunteer aide
(Wounded December 31, 1862)
Captain William Simpson, aide-de-camp
Captain Joshua Sledge
Lieutenant J. Percy Walker, assistant inspector general
McCown’s
Division
Major General John Porter McCown, commanding
Staff
Lieutenant Colonel W.E. Dwyer, acting paymaster
Major Batt Barrow, assistant adjutant general
Major H.S. Bradford, assistant adjutant general and chief of staff
Major M. Cheatham, assistant quartermaster
Major P.F. Glass, chief commissary
Major G.A. Henry, Jr., inspector general
Major George M. Mathes, acting chief of artillery
Major H. Brownson Smith, acting commissary of subsistence
Surgeon Gustave B. Thornton, medical director
Captain J.D. Allison, ordnance officer
Captain F.S. De Wolff, assistant adjutant general
Captain C.W. Kennedy, assistant quartermaster
Lieutenant Henry S. Foote, Jr., aide-de-camp
Lieutenant B.N. Mathes, assistant inspector general
Lieutenant E.M. Ross, acting aide-de-camp
Sergeant G.W. Morrie, acting assistant ordnance officer
Private William T. Brabson, orderly
Private William Forbes, orderly
Mr. Armstrong, volunteer aide
Mr. R.R. McClure, volunteer aide
Ector’s
Brigade
Brigadier General Mathew Duncan Ector, commanding
Staff
Major Wiley B. Ector, quartermaster
Major F.M. Spencer
Surgeon L.J. Graham, medical director
Captain Constantine Buckley “Buck” Kilgore, assistant adjutant general
Captain W.H. Smith, acting inspector general
Captain R. Todhunter, volunteer aide
(Slightly wounded December 31, 1862)
(Slightly wounded December 31, 1862)
Lieutenant H.C. Leigh, ordnance officer
Rains’ Brigade
Brigadier General James E. Rains, commanding
(Killed in action December 31, 1862)
Colonel Robert Brank Vance, commanding
Staff
Captain C.A. Nicholas, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain Felix R.R. Smith, inspector general
Lieutenant T.B. Thompson, aide-de-camp
Sergeant C.F. Maxey, acting ordnance officer
McNair’s Brigade
Brigadier General Evander McNair, commanding
Colonel Robert Withers Harper, commanding
Staff
Major W.H. Eltsner, assistant quartermaster
Major S.H. Mulherrin, acting commissary of subsistence
Surgeon W.L. Gammage, medical director
Captain W.C. Carrington, aide-de-camp
Captain R.E. Foote, assistant adjutant general
Captain James Stone, volunteer aide
Lieutenant
Private King, orderly
Brigadier General John King Jackson, commanding
Staff
Captain Thomas B. Barrett, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain J.B. Cumming, assistant adjutant general
Lieutenant A.M. Jackson, aide-de-camp
Lieutenant S.A. Moreno, acting inspector general
Polk’s Corps
Lieutenant General Leonidas Polk, commanding
Staff
Lieutenant Colonel T.F. Sevier, inspector general
Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Yeatman, volunteer aide
Major Thomas M. Jack, assistant adjutant general
Major R.M. Mason, assistant quartermaster
Major J.J. Murphy, chief commissary
Major Thomas Peters, assistant quartermaster
Major George Williamson, assistant adjutant general
(Severely wounded in shoulder December 31, 1862)
Surgeon W.C. Cavanaugh, medical director
Captain Felix Houston Robertson, acting chief of artillery
Captain E.B. Sayers, engineers
Lieutenant W.J. Morris, engineers
Lieutenant W.N.M. Otey, chief of signal corps
Lieutenant John Rawle, acting ordnance officer
Lieutenant W.B. Richmond, aide-de-camp
Lieutenant P.B. Spence, assistant inspector general
Cheatham’s Division
Major General Benjamin Franklin Cheatham, commanding
Staff
Major B.J. Butler, chief of subsistence
Major J.A. Cheatham, chief ordnance officer
Major John Ingram, assistant adjutant general
Major Joseph Vaulx, Jr., assistant inspector general
Major George V. Young, assistant quartermaster
Captain R.A. Alston, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain J. Webb Smith, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain Robert L. Weakly, volunteer aide-de-camp
(Severely wounded December 31, 1862)
Lieutenant Thomas H. Henderson, volunteer aide-de-camp
Lieutenant J.G. Mann, engineers
Lieutenant J.H. Marsh, volunteer aide-de-camp
Lieutenant A.L. Robertson, aide-de-camp
Donelson’s
Brigade
Brigadier General Daniel Smith Donelson,
commanding
Staff
Colonel Granville Lewis, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain John Bradford, inspector general and acting assistant adjutant general
Captain J.L. Rice, volunteer aide-de-camp
Henry Lindsley, volunteer aide-de-camp
James H. Wilkes, clerk and acting aide-de-camp
Stewart’s Brigade
Brigadier General Alexander Peter Stewart, commanding
Staff
Lieutenant Colonel W.B. Ross, volunteer aide-de-camp
(Severely wounded December 31, 1862 and died of wounds January 2, 1863)
Major L.W. Finlay, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain R.A. Hatcher, aide-de-camp
Captain John A. Lauderdale, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain W.M. Reed, assistant adjutant general
Lieutenant Paul Jones, Jr., volunteer aide-de-camp
Private Frank C. Usher, orderly
Maney’s
Brigade
Brigadier General George Maney, commanding
Staff
Captain E. Cockrill, acting ordnance officer and aide-de-camp
Captain R.H. Harrison, volunteer aide-de-camp
Captain Thomas H. Malone, assistant adjutant general
Captain J.H. Trezevant, volunteer aide-de-camp
Lieutenant Keeble, acting assistant inspector general
Honorable John F. House, volunteer aide-de-camp
Vaughan’s Brigade
Colonel Alfred Jefferson Vaughan, commanding
Staff
Major E.A. Beecher, quartermaster
Captain Michael W. Cluskey, assistant adjutant general
Captain John W. Harris, volunteer aide
Lieutenant Frank B. Rodgers, aide-de-camp
Withers’ Division
Major General Jones Mitchell Withers,
commanding
Staff
Major R.Q. Pinckney, quartermaster
Major W.H. Ross, acting commissary of subsistence
Major B.M. Thomas, adjutant and inspector
Assistant Surgeon J. Paul Jones, medical director
Captain J.R.B. Burtwell, chief of artillery
Captain D.E. Huger, assistant adjutant general
Captain T.M. Lenoir, commanding escort
Captain E.B.D. Riley, chief of ordnance
Lieutenant H.R. Gordon, commanding escort
Lieutenant Charles L. Huger, volunteer aide
Lieutenant R.W. Withers, aide-de-camp
Private M.G. Hudson, clerk
Deas’
Brigade
Colonel John Quincy Loomis, commanding
(Injured December 31, 1862)
Colonel John Gordon Coltart, commanding
Staff
Chalmers’ Brigade
Brigadier General James Ronald Chalmers, commanding
(Severely wounded December 31, 1862)
Colonel Thomas W. White, commanding
Staff
Walthall’s
Brigade
Brigadier General James Patton Anderson, commanding
Staff
Captain W. Anderson, ordnance officer
Captain W.G. Barth, assistant adjutant general
Captain J.B. Downing, volunteer aide
Captain Lambert May, inspector general
Captain E.T. Sykes, assistant adjutant general
Lieutenant R.H. Browne, assistant inspector general
Lieutenant W.M. Davidson, aide-de-camp
Lieutenant J.H. Wood, assistant ordnance officer
Mr. Scanlan, volunteer aide
Anderson’s Brigade
Colonel Arthur Middleton Manigault,
commanding
Staff
Wheeler’s Cavalry Brigade
Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler, commanding
Staff
Lieutenant E.S. Burford, adjutant
(Wounded January 4, 1863)
Lieutenant William E. Wailes
Buford’s Cavalry Brigade
Brigadier General Abraham Buford, commanding
Staff
Major John Quincy Chenoweth, volunteer aide
Pegram’s
Cavalry Brigade
Brigadier General John Pegram, commanding
Staff
Wharton’s Cavalry Brigade
Brigadier General John A. Wharton, commanding
Staff
Captain Paul F. Anderson, commanding escort
Lieutenant G.W. McNeal
First Lieutenant J.T. Walker, assistant inspector general
(Wounded and died of wounds)