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1st Battalion Georgia Infantry, Reserves
See 1st (Symons') Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves

1st Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Ordance Battalion Columbus Arsenal Battalion		Lt. Col. J. B. Oliver
Co. A		J. P. Murray	Muscogee
Co. B		Charles T. Nash	Muscogee
Co. C		John B. Welsh	Muscogee
Co. D		Jeff Brady	Muscogee
Co. E		W. R. Kent	Muscogee
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months ot the war.

1st Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters
		Maj. Robert H. Anderson Maj. Arthur Shaaff
Co. A		Arthur Shaaff Horace D. Twyman	various
Co. B	DeKalb Riflemen DeKalb Rifles	Augustus P. Wetter A. L. Hartridge Benjanim H. Hardee	various
Co. C		William H. Ross	various
Co. D		G. C. Dent	various
This battalion was organized in August 1862.

1st Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
1st Villepique's Independent Battalion		Maj. Peter H. Larey Lt. Col. John B. Villepigue
Co. A	Independent Volunteers	Jacob W. Aderhold	Bibb
Co. B	Ringgold Volunteers	Harry J. Sprayberry	Catoosa
Co. C	Brown Infantry	George A. Smith	Bibb
Co. D	Etowah Guards	Peter H. Larey
This battalion was organized 18 March 1861. In October 1861 three Mississippi companies and one Florida company were added and the unit became the 36th (Villepigue's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The designation was changed to the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry by S.O. #25, A&IGO (31 January 1862).

1st City Battalion Infantry, State Guards
1st City Battalion [of Columbus] Jaques' Battalion of Reserves		Maj. Samuel R. Jaques
Co. A		F. W. Acee	Muscogee
Co. B		M. A. Harkins	Muscogee
Co. C		J. E. Williamson	Muscogee
Co. D		William S. Sherman	Muscogee
Co. E			Muscogee
Co. F		Joseph A. Roberts	Muscogee
This battalion appears to have been organized in May 1864. Se also the 19th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards.

1st Confederate Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
This battalion was formed about 9 April 1865 by the consolidation of the 1st Regiment Confederate Infantry, the 1st Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters, and the 25th, 29th, 30th, and 66th Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The organization of this unit can not be determined from existing records.

1st Confederate Regiment [Georgia] Infantry
		Lt. Col. George A. Smith Lt. Col. Jacob W. Aderhold
Co. A	Independent Volunteers	Jacob W. Aderhold Oliver P. Poe	Bibb
Co. B	Ringgold Volunteers	Harvey J. Sprayberry William J. Whitsett	Catoosa
1st Co. C	Brown Infantry	George A. Smith	Bibb
2nd Co. C		Jabez R. Rhodes Daniel Pittman	Fulton
1st Co. D		George Washington Lee	Fulton
This company was disbanded after 28 Feb 1862.
2nd Co. D		E. M. Dodson Rusell J. Jones
1st Co. E	Etowah Infantry	William H. Howard, Jr.	Bartow
This company was disbanded after 28 Feb 1862.
2nd Co. E		Thomas J. Massey	Bartow
1st Co. F	Washington Artillery	Isadore P. Girardey J. R. B. Burtwell Edward E. Pritchard	Richmond
Around April or May 1861 this company became an independent company known as Pritchard's Company.
2nd Co. F	Powder Springs Guards	W. H. Goodwin Milton J. Magbee	Cobb
1st Co. G	Natchez Quitman Battery	William S. Lovell Richard T. English	Mississippi
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, later the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry, by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861). The company was mustered out of service in April/May 1862 at the end of its term of service. Many of these men re-enlisted in the 32nd Regiment Alabama Infantry.
2nd Co. G		John B. Bray John H. Reece	Floyd
1st Co. H	Jackson Quitman Artillery	James F. Kerr	Mississippi
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, later the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry, by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
2nd Co. H		Randolph Owen
1st Co. I	Vicksburg Artillery	Francis S. Tull Isaac Edwards	Mississippi
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, later the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry, by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
2nd Co. I		James Clark Gordon N. L. Gordon
1st Co. K	Simpson Mounted Rangers	E. S. Amos	Florida
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, later the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry, by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
2nd Co. K		C. D. McFarland C. L. Read G. J. Wallis	Tennessee
This company was originally Co. G, 26th Regiment Tennessee Volunteer Infantry and was transferred to the 1st Regiment Confederate Infantry by S.O. #44 Department of East Tennesse (8 November 1862).
This regiment was originally 1st Villepique's Independent Battalion, which subsequently became 36th (Villepique's) Regiment Georgia Infantry.

1st (Fannin's) Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves
		Col. James H. Fannin
Co. A		W. B. Wood	various
Co. B		George A. Hall	various
Co. C		Early Baker	various
Co. D		John C. Thornton	various
Co. E		John H. Grant	various
Co. F		George W. Austin	Carroll
Co. G		William H. Hartnet[t]	various
Co. H		John W. Powell	Coweta
Co. I		Johnston Whatley	Carroll
Co. K		J. D. Watson	Carroll
This regiment was organized in April and May 1864.

1st (Symon's) Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves
		Col. William R. Symons
Co. A	Chatham Siege Artillery, Co. A	W. H. C. Mills William R. Symons	Chatham
Co. B	Chatham Siege Artillery, Co. B	John Cunningham J. R. Johnson	Chatham
Co. C		William M. Davidson	Chatham
Co. D		John B. Hussey	Chatham
Co. E		Angus Morrison	Brooks, Chatham
Co. F		Benjamin Milikin	Brooks, Chatham
Co. G		R. A. Peoples	Pierce, Chatham
Co. H		William C. Allen Francis Olmstead	Chatham
Co. I		James M. Dye	Richmond
Co. K	Citizen No. 8 Infantry Pioneer Infantry	Charles W. Hersey	Richmond
This company was originally Co. A, 18th Battalion Georgia State Guards. It was transferred later supposedly to Co. B (later Co. A) 1st Regiment Georgia Local Troops (Augusta) although there is no record of this transfer in the compiled seervice records.
This regiment was organized in July 1863 to serve as local defense for six months service. The regiment was originally known as the 1st Battalion Georgia Infantry, Reserves.

1st Regiment Georgia, Local Defense Troops (Augusta)
		Col. George W. Rains
Co. A	Silver Grays	William T. Gould	Richmond
Co. B	Augusta Volunteers	George T. Jackson	Richmond
Co. C		Thomas H. Holleyman	Richmond
Co. D	Rains Guards	Albert Hatch	Richmond
Co. E	Forest City Guards	O. H. Lufburrow	Richmond
Co. F		F. L. Markey	Richmond
Co. G	Augusta Sharpshooters	C. Shaler Smith	Richmond
Co. H		Cornelius B. Veronee	Richmond
Co. I		H. Caminade	Richmond
Co. K		Jacob W. Adams	Richmond
Barnes' Co.	Barnes Light Artillery Augusta Volunteer Artillery	George T. Barnes	Richmond
Dearing's Co.	Wheeler Dragoons	W. E. Dearing	Richmond
This regiment was organized in September 1862 to serve as local defense for the duration of the war. Some of the companies became a part of the 2nd Battalion Georgia Local Defense Troops (Augusta).

1st Regiment Georgia Militia, Infantry
		Col. Thomas J. Pilgrim
Nothing else is known about this unit.

1st Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Col. William H. Dabney
Co. A		Jesse B. Thornbrough	Gordon
Co. B	Tilton Volunteers Whitfield Volunteers	R. W. Jones James M. Landers	Whitfield
Co. C		Wylie Roberts	Gordon
Co. D	Tunnell Guards	Hamilton Young	Whitfield
Co. E		Asail Littlefield	Gordon
Co. F	Murray Infantry Guards	William Anderson	Murray
Co. G	Gordon Guards	M. M. Dillard	Gordon
Co. H	Dalton Home Guards Whitfield Defenders	Edward R. Harden	Whitfield
Co. I	Red Hill Home Guards	John F. Groves W. D. Bussey	Whitfield
Co. K	Resaca Guards	B. R. Mays	Gordon
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months.

1st Regiment Georgia Regular Infantry
		Col. Charles Jones Williams Col. William Joseph McGill Col. Richard A. Wayne
Co. A		William Joseph McGill A. A. Franklin Hill S. P. Hamilton	various
This company was transferred to Captain Thomas J. Page's Battery, Virginia Artillery in July 1862.
Co. B		William Martin George W. Anderson	various
Co. C		John D. Walker John Milledge, Jr. Henry A. Cannon Robert Holt Atkinson James Rembert Anthony	various
Co. D		Jacob Read James R, DuBose J. A. Maxwell	various
This company became Captain J. A. Maxwell's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery.
Co. E		Richard A. Wayne Edward P. Bowdre W. W. Paine	various
Co. F		John G. Patton John Howard	various
Co. G	Brunswick Defenders	John S. Fain Henry A. Cannon H. D. D. Twiggs Charles S. Wylly W. W. Paine	various
Co. H		Miller Grieve, Jr. Tomlinson Fort Thomas Burdell	various
Co. I		Lewis H. Kenan George W. Anderson	various
Co. K		Francis T Cullens James G. Montgomery Frank M. Myers	various
Co. L	Fulton Greys	Alexander McGhee Wallace A. A. Franklin Hill Tomlinson Fort James D. Anthony	various
Co. M		S. P. Hamilton A. A. Franklin Hill James R. DuBose	various
Many of the men who enlisted in this unit originally enlisted in the 1st and 2nd Regiments, Army of Georgia. The regiment was organized about July 1861. About April 1865 it was consolidated with the 47th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry and the 28th Battalion Georgia Siege Artillery to form the 1st (Consolidated) Regiment Georgia Regular Infantry. Additional information on company captains was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

1st (Consolidated) Regiment Georgia Regular Infantry
Co. F		Seaborn R. Lawrence
Co. G		M. M. Potter
Co. H		Daniel L. Kennedy
This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the 1st Regiment Georgia Regular Infantry, the 47th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and the 28th Battalion Georgia Siege Artillery about April 1865. The exact organization of this unit can not be determined from existing records.

1st (Galt's) Regiment Georgia, State Line
		Col. Edward M. Galt Lt. Col. James G. Bryan Lt. Col. John M. Brown Lt. Col. Albert Howell
Co. A		Albert Howell	Catoosa
Co. B	Joe Brown Defenders	John H. Patrick	Franklin
Co. C	Fort Infantry	William Howe	Floyd
Co. D	Blue Ridge Rangers	Robert A. Graham	Lumpkin
Co. E	State Rights Guards	Francis M. Cowen	Cobb, Fulton
Co. F	Georgia Blues	Elihu G. Nelson	Bartow
Co. G	Chattahoochee Rangers	Littleton Stephens	Banks, White
Co. H	Gilmer Browns	James G. Bryan Robert E. McAfee Andrew Jackson West	Gilmer
Co. I	Galt Volunteers	Robert H. Norris	Whitfield
Co. K	Railroad Bridge Guards	Edward M. Galt William Tate	Gordon, Murray
Cavalry Co.	Cowen's Cavalry State Scouts State Mountain Infantry Talbot's Scouts	Francis M. Cowen Matthew Henry Talbot
Francis M. Cowen was captain of this company until some time in August 1864 when Matthew Henry Talbot became its captain and the company became known as Talbot's Scouts.
This regiment was organized around 12 February 1862 to serve as local defense. See Joe Brown's Army: The Georgia State Line, 1862-1865 by William Harris Bragg.

1st Regiment Georgia Troops and Defense
		Lt. Col. T. Brooks
Co. A		A. T. Towels	various
Co. B		J. D. Lively	various
Co. C		T. G. Cook	various
Co. D		G. L. Talley	various
Co. E		W. M. Bennett	various
Co. F		J. B. Fowler	various
Co. G		R. P. Billings	various
Co. H		W. D. Bonds	various
This regiment appears to have been temporarily organized and principally composed of men from other units who were in and about Macon, Georgia, most probably as patients in hospitals and as employees in the government works in town.

1st (Consolidated) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
At the reorganization of Johnston's Army, about 9 April 1865, the 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, the 57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and the 63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the 1st (Consolidated) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Hugh Weedon Mercer Col. Charles H. Olmstead
1st Co. A	DeKalb Riflemen DeKalb Rifles	Augustus P. Wetter A. L. Hartridge Benjamin H. Hardee	Chatham
This company subsequently became Co. B, 1st Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters.
2nd Co. A	Irish Jasper Greens, Co. A	John Foley Martin J. Ford John Flannery	Chatham
Co. B	Irish Jasper Greens, Co. B	David O'Connor James Dooner	Chatham
This company was formed in May 1862 by transferring men from 2nd Co. A.
Co. C	1st Co., Republican Blues	John W. Anderson George W. Anderson, Jr.	Chatham
This company was originally the 2nd Republican Blues, Independent Company, Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The term of service for this company appears to have been 60 days. The company disbanded on 20 August 1861. Many of its members re-elisted in Co. C, 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. D	[Savannah] City Light Guard	S. Yates Levy	Chatham
Co. E	Irish Volunteers Irish Volunteer Guards	John M. Doherty John M. O'Neill	Chatham
This company was originally Capt. J.B. Read's Independent Company, "Irish Volunteers".
Co. F	Coast Riflemen [Georgia] Coast Rifles	William Richard Pritchard	Chatham
This company was originally Captain Pritchard's Co., 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. G	Tattnall Guards	Archibald C. Davenport	Chatham
This company was originally Capt. A.C. Davenport's Independent Company, 3rd Brigade, Georgia State Troops.
Co. H	Oglethorpe Light Infantry, Co. B	Frederick William Simms James Lachlison, Jr.	Chatham
Co. I	German Volunteers	John H. Stegin C. Werner Charles A. H. Umbach	Chatham
Co. K	Washington Volunteers	John McMahon John Cooper	Chatham
Bonaud's Co.	Emmett Rifles	A. Bonaud	Chatham
This company became Co. F, 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery.
Claghorn's Co.	Chatham Artillery	James S. Claghorn	Chatham
This company became an independent battery of artillery known as Capt. Wheaton's Company, Georgia Light Artillery.
Davis' Co.	2nd Co., Republican Blues	William H. Davis	Chatham
This company was merged with Co. C in the latter part of 1861.
Gallie's Co.	Savannah Artillery	John B. Gallie	Chatham
This company was apparently disbanded and the men re-enlisted in other units.
Gordon's Co.	Phoenix Riflemen	George A. Gordon	Chatham
This company was reorganized and formed into three companies. It then became the 13th (Gordon's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry, which became a part of the 63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Guilmartin's Co.	Montgomery Guards	Lamar J. Guilmartin	Chatham
This company later became Co. E, 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery.
Screven's Co.	Savannah Volunteer Guards	John Screven	Chatham
This company later became Co. A, 18th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Stiles' Co.	Savannah Volunteer Guards	Archibald C. Davenport George W. Stiles	Chatham
This company later became Co. B, 18th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Way's Co.	Forest City Rangers	Charlton H. Way	Chatham
This regiment was in existence before the war and was composed of volunteer companies from Savannah. The regiment was mustered into Confederate service in May or June 1861. A portion of the unit was captured on the fall of Fort Pulaski. After an exchange of prisoners, the regiment was reorganized in October 1862 under the conscription act. Ten companies were assigned to the reorganized regiment by S.O. #542, HQ District of GA (October 1862). Because of incomplete records it is difficult to determine which companies composed the regiment before reorganization. At the reorganization of Johnston's Army, about 9 April 1865, the 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, the 57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and the 63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the 1st (Consolidated) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

1st (Ramsey's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. James N. Ramsey
Co. A	Newnan Guards	George M. Hanvey	Coweta
Co. B	Southern Guards	Francis G. Wilkins	Muscogee
Co. C	Southern Rights Guards	John Andrew Houser	Houston
Co. D	Oglethorpe Infantry Oglethorpe Guards	James O. Clarke Horton [Harbin?] B. Adams	Richmond
Co. E	Washington Rifles	S. A. H. Jones	Washington
Co. F	Gate City Guards	William L. Ezzard Chester A. Stone	Fulton
This company was organized before the war to act as a peacekeeping force for Atlanta. See the Chronicles of the Old Guard of the Gate City Guard, Atlanta, Georgia, by Albert Mims Wilkinson, Jr. and John W. Gillette.
Co G	Bainbridge Independents Bainbridge Volunteers	John W. Evans	Decatur
Co. H	Dahlonega Volunteers	Alfred Harris Thomas B. Cabaniss	Lumpkin
After the regiment disbanded a number of the men in this company re-enlisted in Cos. C, D, F and G of the 52nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. I	Walker Light Infantry	Samuel H. Crump	Richmond
Co. K	Quitman Guards	James S. Pinckard	Monroe
This regiment was organized 18 March 1861 and disbanded about 15 March 1862. Most of the men re-enlisted in other units.

1st Regiment Light Duty Men
This regiment was organized at Macon, Georgia on 10 June 1864. Nothing else is known about this unit.

2nd Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Atlanta Arsenal Battalion		Maj. J. K. McCall
Co. A		J. G. Reynolds	Fulton
Co. B		Samuel Kirkpatrick	Fulton
Co. C		William H. Morrow	Fulton
1st Co. D		Edward N. Spiller	Fulton
2nd Co. D		John B. Lankford	Fulton
This company was originally Co. E.
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense. The battalion was composed of employees from the government arsenal in Atlanta or private contractors working for the arsenal.

2nd Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters
		Maj. J. J. Cox Maj. Richard H. Whiteley
Co. A		Richard H. Whiteley Charles H. George	Bibb
This company was formerly Co. M (also called Co. H). 5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. B		William H. Brown	Bibb, various
This company was formerly Co. L, 5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. C		Edwin W. Ansley Mitchell G. Hester	Richmond
Co. D		Octavus C. Myers	various, Alabama
This company was formerly Co. N, 5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Most of the men in this company were transferred to various Alabama units.
Co. E		Samuel D. Oliver	Alabama
This company was added to the battalion 29 June 1863 and was later transferred to become Co. K, 58th Regiment Alabama Volunteer Infantry.
This battalion was formed about 19 April 1862 from re-enlisted men from various units.

2nd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Maj. Thomas Hardeman, Jr. Maj. George W. Rose Maj. Charles J. Moffett
Co. A	[Columbus] City Light Guard	Peyton H. Colquitt Charles J. Moffett Henry M. Sapp	Muscogee
Co. B	Macon Volunteers	Robert A. Smith George S. Jones	Bibb
Co. C	Floyd Rifles	Thomas Hardeman, Jr. George W. Rose Charles R. Redding Albert A. Freeman	Bibb
Co. D	Spalding Greys	Leonard T. Doyal John F. Dupree William T. Walker	Spalding
This battalion was organized about April 1861 for a term of twelve months. Most of the men re-enlisted for three years or the duration of the war.

2nd Battalion Georgia, Local Defense Troops (Augusta)
		Maj. Isadore P. Girardey
This battalion was composed of five companies taken from the 1st Regiment Gerogia Local Defense Troops (Augusta). Only a few records are available, and it is impossible to determine the organization of the battalion from those records.

2nd Battalion, Troops and Defenses (Macon)
		Capt. E. W. Walker
Co. A		John A. Derringer	various
Co. B		W. D. Turlington	various
Co. C		W. G. Etter R. A. Harkie	various
Co. D		James Worthington	various
Co. E		J. K. P. Webb	various
This battalion appears to have been organized around October 1864.

2nd Independent Battalion, Georgia Infantry


2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves
		Col. Robert F. Maddox
Co. A		Samuel C. Chamberlain	Fulton
Co. B		Robert Adams	Fulton
Co. C		Elias Holcomb	Fulton
Co. D		Thomas C. Jackson	various
Co. E		James F. McClesky	various
Co. F		Malachi Richardson	Fulton, Newton
Co. G		E. M. Donehoe	Cobb, DeKalb, Fayette, various
Co. H		C. M. Jones Nathan Clay David Chesnut	DeKalb, various
Co. I		S. S. Fears	DeKalb, Walton, various
Co. K		John R. Mehaffey	Dekalb, Walton, various
This regiment was mustered into service in April 1864.

2nd (Stapleton's) Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Col. James Stapleton
Records of this organization are too incomplete to determine organization of this unit.

2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops
Barkuloo's Regiment		Col. William Barkuloo
See the 57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

2nd Regiment Georgia Militia

2nd (Storey's) Regiment Georgia, State Line.
		Col. Richard L. Storey Col. James Wilson Lt. Col. Beverly D. Evans
Co. A	State Guards	Jesse B. Wallace	Forsyth
Co. B	State Right Volunteers	James Wilson Z. F. Saunders	Terrell, Webster
Co. C	Paulding Guards	T. H. Northcutt	Paulding
Co. D	State Volunteers	D. W. Worrill Roderick L. Worrill	Upson
Co. E	Chattahoochee Guards	Thomas Jefferson Neal	Harris
Co. F	Georgia Rangers	L. A. Hall A. A. Beall	Wilkinson
Co. G	Newton Guards	Notley W. Maddox	Newton
Co. H	Joe Brown Volunteers	Beverly D. Evans Thomas S. Hundley	Emanuel, Warren, Washington
Co. I	Cunningham Guards	W. A. Potts	Carroll, Coweta
Co. K	Tom Cobb Infantry	Seaborn J. Saffold	Morgan, Walton
This regiment was organized around 12 February 1862 to serve as local defense. See Joe Brown's Army: The Georgia State Line, 1862-1865 by William Harris Bragg.

2nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Paul Jones Semmes Col. Edgar M. Butt Lt. Col. William Terrell Harris Lt. Col. William R. Holmes
Co. A	Banks County Guards	Daniel Gill Candler William W. Charlton John W. Owen	Banks
1st Co. B	Wire Grass Minute Men	Carey W. Styles	Ware, Glynn, Pierce
This company later became Co. E, 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
2nd Co. B	Georgia Blues Jackson Blues	William Terrell Harris Abner McC. Lewis R. A. S. Freeman	Meriwether
1st Co. C	Macon Guards	Lucius M. Lamar	Bibb
This company became Co. C, 8th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
2nd Co. C	Semmes Guards	William S. Shepherd Robert N. Howard	Burke
Co. D	Burke Sharpshooters	William R. Holmes Walter A. Thompson W. H. Dickinson	Burke
Co. E	The Joe Browns	W. A. Campbell Thomas J. Morris	Fannin
Co. F	Cherokee Brown Riflemen Cherokee Brown Rifles	Thomas E. Dickerson Alonzo B. Shuford John G. Heard Nelson L. Dickerson	Cherokee
Co. G	Columbus Guards	Roswell Ellis T. Chaffin, Jr.	Muscogee
Co. H	Georgia Troopers Wright Infantry	Jesse A. Glenn John Brazil Collum B. L. Hancock William M. Pittman	Whitfield
Co. I	Buena Vista Guards	Edgar M. Butt Charles R. Wiggins John T. Maddox F. L. Wisdom	Marion
1st Co. K	Troup Artillery	Marcellus Stanley	Clarke
This company appears to have been relieved from duty with the regiment and made an independent company. It became Stanley's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery. It was later transferred to Cobb's Georgia Legion by order of the Secretary of War around 13-15 December 1861. It was later relieved from duty from this command and subsequently was attached to Cabell's Battalion, Artillery, which was a temporary organization composed of batteries from several States. It was also known as Carleton's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery.
2nd Co. K	Stewart Greys	Jared J. Ball Joseph B. Newell	Stewart
This regiment was organized in April 1861 for twelve months service. The regiment was reorganized in April 1862.

3rd Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Atlanta Fire Battalion Lee's Battalion		Lt. Col. George W. Lee
Co. A	Atlanta Fire Co., No. 1	Jacob Stadelman	Fulton
Co. B	Mechanic Fire Co., No. 2	Lever Richardson	Fulton
Co. C	Lula Fire Co., No. 3	James A. Taylor	Fulton
Co. D	Hook and Ladder Guards	J. T. Banks	Fulton
Co. E	Independent Fire Co., No. 4	Perino Brown	Fulton
Co. F	Lula Videttes	T. P. Fleming	Fulton
Co. G	Fire Company	S. B. Love	Fulton
Co. H	Atlanta Press Guard	B. P. Bassett	Fulton
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense.
3rd Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters
		Lt. Col. Nathan L. Hutchins, Jr. Lt. Col. William E. Simmons
Co. A		M. F. Crumley	various
Co. B		Garnett McMillan	various
Co. C		William E. Simmons Charleton M. Strickland	various
Co. D		John W. King	various
Co. E		John F. Martin	various
Co. F		Newton Napoleon Gober	various
This battalion was organized 8 June 1863 primarily from re-enlitted men from other Georgia units.
3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Lt. Col. Anthony F. Rudler Lt. Col. Marcellus A. Stovall
Co. A		James G. Yeiser	Floyd
This company was detached from the battalion and became Captain Max van den Corput's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery.
Co. B		Robert E. Wilson	Murray
Co. C		Meredith Kendrick	Coweta
Co. D		George M. McDowell Wright M. Carter	Pike
This company was later transferred to the 4th Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters as Co. B.
Co. E		Andrew J. White	Upson
Co. F		J. J. Bradford	Muscogee
Co. G		Anthony F. Rudler Theodore D. Carswell	Richmond
This company was later transferred to the 4th Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters as Co. A.
Co. H		William H. H. Phelps	Muscogee
This battalion was organized in June 1861. Companies B, C, E, F, and H were consolidated in May 1863 with the 9th (also known as the 17th) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry to form the 37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

3rd Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves
		Col. C. J. Harris
Co. A		J. A. McManus	Bibb
Co. B		E. D. Amos	Bibb
Co. C		William F. Scott	Bibb
Co. D		Thomas P. Lloyd	Macon
Co. E		Nathan Miller	Dougherty
Co. F		Oliver Cromwell	Muscogee
Co. G		S. D. Nutt	Butts
Co. H		S. E. Glass	Henry
Co. I		Thomas H. Hedgkiss	Decatur
Co. K		G. A. Cunningham	Pike
This regiment was organized in May 1864.

3rd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops
Co. D		James Blanchard Martin	Carroll
In June 1862 this company became Co. B, 56th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
So few records exist for this regiment that it is not possible to determine its organization. This regiment was apparently formed around December 1861 for six months service.

3rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Ambrose Ransom Wright Col. Edward J. Walker
Co. A	Burke Guards	William C. Musgrove Stephen A. Corker	Burke
Co. B	Brown Rifles	Reuben B. Nesbet John S. Reid	Putnam
Co. C	Dawson Greys	Robert Ligon McWhorter James F. Geer Dennis N. Sanders James Armstrong	Greene
Co. D	[Madison] Home Guards	James Sidney Reid Charles H. Andrews James K. Wright	Morgan
Co. E	Governor's Guard	Joel R. Griffin John A. Hamilton George W. Allen James G. Royal James W. Matthews	Houston
Co. F	Wilkerson Rifles Wilkinson Rifles	William O. Beall J. W. Waters James A. Mason	Wilkinson
Co. G	Confederate [Light] Guards	Edward J. Walker Claiborne Snead Alexander Phillips	Richmond
Co. H	Young Guards	Augustus H. Lee John Floyd Jones Lorenzo F. Luckie John H. Evans	Newton
1st Co. I	Blodgett Volunteers	Foster Blodgett, Jr.	Richmond
This company became Blodgett's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery and later Capt. Milledge's Battery. Georgia Light Artillery.
2nd Co. I	Davis Musketeers Davis Guards	Theodore C. Cone Auvergne D'Antignac	Richmond
This company became 2nd Co. K, 10th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
3rd Co. I	Caswell Guards Wilkinson Invincibles	Nathaniel A. Caswell William E. Caswell	Wilkinson
Co. K	Athens Guards	Henry C. Billups David B. Langston Thomas M. Daniel	Clarke
Co. L	Clarke County Rifles	Isaac S. Vincent James W. Hendon Joseph J. McRee W. H. Beardin	Clarke
This regiment was organized in May 1861.

4th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Maj. A. Whitehead
Co. A	Liberty Company	Hendrix Hays	Franklin
Co. B	Slocum Volunteers	William S. Erwin	Habersham
Co. C	Franklin County Reserve	Thomas A. Skelton	Franklin
Co. D	Habersham Defenders	Robert McCheve	Habersham
Co. E	West Infantry	E. P. West	White
Co. F	Lee Riflemen	Henry Myers	Habersham
Co. G	Tocoah Infantry Toccoa Infantry	J. M. Alexander	Habersham
Co. H	Batesville Volunteers	James H. Field	Habersham
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense.

4th Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters
		Maj. Theodore D. Caswell
Co. A	Baker Volunteers	Anthony F. Rudler Theodore D. Caswell Theorode R. Kendall	Richmond
Co. B		George M. McDowell Wright M. Carter	Pike
Co. C		Benjamin M. Turner	Pike, miscellaneous
This battalion was organized pursuant to S.O. #118, Department Headquarters (4 May 1863, Tullahoma, Tennessee). Companies A and B were formed by the transfer of companies G and D respectively of the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Company C was formed by the transfer of men from Co. B of this battalion and from the 1st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

4th (Mercer's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
See the 21st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

4th (Stiles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William H. Stiles, Sr
Co. A	Bartow Artillery	Ambrose C. Dunn Thomas D. Bertody	Spalding
Co. B	Fannin Guards	Waters B. Jones John W. McGee Christopher D. Burks	Fannin
Co. C	Walker Independents	James C. Wardlaw Milton Russell	Walker
Co. D	Whitfield Volunteers	Dickinson Taliaferro James C. Morris E. H. Martin	Whitfield
Co. E	Bartow Avengers	John W. Beck W. E. Cleveland	Whitfield
Co. F	Gilmer Volunteers	William P. Jarrett B. F. Keller	Gilmer
Co. G	Dooly Guards	John B. Colding John Y. Bedingfield	Dooly
Co. H		Moses A. Leake William H. Stiles, Jr R. S. Phillips	Bartow
Additional companies were added to this battalion in November 1861, and it became the 60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry in May 1862.

4th (Thomas') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
See the 35th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

4th Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves
		Col. Robert S. Taylor
Co. A		G. L. Peavy	miscellaneous
Co. B		J. M. B. Carlton	miscellaneous
Co. C		J. P. Hudson	miscellaneous
Co. D		Robert T. Bowie	miscellaneous
Co. E		Barnet D. Johnson	miscellaneous
Co. F		J. C. Allen	miscellaneous
Co. G		J. L. Jordan	miscellaneous
Co. H		R. C. Saxon	miscellaneous
Co. I		T. L. Anderson	miscellaneous
Co. K		M. A. Adams	miscellaneous
This regiment was formed about 4 May 1864 to serve for the duration of the war.

4th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. George Doles Col. Phillip Cook Col. William H. Willis
Co. A	Southern Rifles	Barnard Curley Joshua P. Strickland James H. Weeks	Talbot
Co. B	LaGrange Light Guards	Robert S. Smith Miles H. Hill Allen C. Gibson	Troup
Co. C	Twiggs [County] Volunteers	James M. Folsom Edwin A. Nash Linton A. Nash	Twiggs
Co. D	West Point Guards	John J. Mathews George Fauntleroy Todd Adam C. Frost	Troup
Co. E	Albany Guards	Youel G. Rust William E. Smith William H. Willis	Dougherty
Co. F	Toombs Volunteers	Blair R. Mayes George W. Carey James F. Sullivan	Gordon
Co. G	Glover Guards	George T. Bartlett William F. Jordan John T. Lane Cullen R. Ezell	Jasper
Co. H	Baldwin Blues	George Doles Jacob M. Caraker James Wallace Butts Bernard R. Herty	Baldwin
Co. I	Macon County Volunteers	Samuel M. Prothro Fletcher T. Snead Joseph P. Carson	Macon
Co. K	Sumter Light Guards	William L. Johnson David Read Evans Winn Robert M. Bisel Jerry C. Macon	Sumter
This regiment was organized around April or May 1861. The original term of service was for one year, but most of the men re-enlisted.
5th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Maj. William A. Wilson
Co. A	Americus Infantry	William A. Wilson	Sumter
Co. B	Cuthbert Home Guards Cuthbert Infantry	Theodore H. Byrd	Randolph
Co. C	Joe Brown Infantry Joe Brown Guard	Andrew J. Smith	Webster
Co. D	Womack Infantry Schley Volunteers	William J. Sears	Schley
Co. E	Dooly Volunteers	John D. Wilkes	Dooly
Co. F	Warren Defenders	Rufus Johnson
This battalion was rganized in August 1863 for six months as local defense in the southwest quarter of the State.

5th Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves
		Col. J. B. Cumming
Co. A	Ordance Guards	Charles D. Findley M. R. Freeman
Originally this company was Co. A, Findley's Battalion Georgia Infantry.
Co. B		B. D. Lumsden
Originally this company was Co. B, Findley's Battalion Georgia Infantry.
Co. C		Charles E. McGregor Benjamin Whiddon
Originally this company was Co. C, Findley's Battalion Georgia Infantry.
Co. D		Walter Paine
Originally this company was Co. D, Findley's Battalion Georgia Infantry.
Co. E		W. A. Cobb
Originally this company was Co. E, Findley's Battalion Georgia Infantry.
Co. F		J. C. Jarratt	Muscogee
This company was composed of men from the 27th (Howard's) Battalion Georgia Non-conscripts.
Co. G		Charles E. Clarke	Bibb, Pulaski
Co. H		U. M. Gunn	Bibb, Dooly
Co. I		W. P. Mobley	Pulaski
Co. K		William H. Lawson	Bibb
This regiment was organized in April and May 1864 at Camp Cobb and Camp Oglethorpe in Bibb County, and served until the end of the war.
5th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Col. William L. Salisbury
Co. A	Stonewall Volunteers	W. C. Johnston	Harris
Co. B		Francis M. Brooks	Muscogee
Co. C	City Guards	James M. Everitt	Muscogee
Co. D	Chattahoochee Defenders	James M. Russell	Muscogee
Co. E	Talbot Infantry	Barnard Curley William C. Wimberly	Talbot
Co. F	Marion Infantry	E. W. Miller	Marion
Co. G	Chattahoochee Guard	James S. Allums	Chattahoochee
Co. H	Taylor Infantry	F. S. Rucker	Taylor
Co. I	Ivey Guards	H. S. Park[s]	Muscogee
Co. K	Hargett Infantry	A. C. Williams	Harris
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the southwest quarter of the State.

5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. John King Jackson Col. Samuel W. Manghum Col. William T. Black Col. Charles P. Daniel
Co. A	Clinch Rifles	Charles A. Platt David Henry Ansley Samuel H. Rowland	Richmond
Co. B	Griffin Light Guards	Samuel W. Manghum Charles P. Daniel William Jefferson Duffey	Spalding
Co. C	Irish Volunteers	John H. Hull Michael J. O'Connor Henry P. Haney	Richmond
Co. D	McDuffie Riflemen	Edward H. Pottle William Britton Hundley John Thompson	Warren
Co. E	Dawson Volunteers	Council B. Wooten James H. Rodgers John A. Fulton	Terrell
Co. F	Cuthbert Rifles	William Henry Long John F. Kiddoo	Randolph
Some of the men in this company served later in Co. B, 5th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards.
Co. G	Schley Guards	Robert Burton William J. Sears John T. Hunt	Schley
Co. H	Hardee Rifles	Hugh M. King Stephen R. Weston Homer C. Brooks	Decatur
This company appears to have been divided with part becoming Co. M of this regiment.
Co. I	Georgia Greys	John F. Iverson Lawrence M. Burrus	Muscogee
Co. K	Upson Guards	William G. Horsley Jacob S. King	Upson
Co. L		William H. Brown	Bibb
This company became Co. B, 2nd Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters.
Co. M		Richard H. Whiteley Charles H. George	Bibb
This company became Co. A, 2nd Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters.
Co. N		Octavus C. Myers
This company became Co. D, 2nd Battalion Georgia Sharp Shooters.
This regiment was organized in April and May 1861.

6th Regiment Georgia Infantry, Reserves

Co. C		J. M. Dye
Co. E		Benjamin Milikin	Appling
Co. H		1st Lt. C. W. Haynes
Nothing else is known about this regiment.

6th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Col. W. A. Lofton
Co. A	Wilkinson Volunteers	E. Cummings	Wilkinson
Co. B	Clinton Guards	Thomas J. Alexander	Jones
Co. C	[Jasper] Maxey Infantry	George W. Comer	Jasper
Co. D	Stonewall Guards	E. A. Spivey	Upson
Co. E	Pike [County] Infantry	John W. Adams	Pike
Co. F	Georgia Guards	Everett H. Doles	Baldwin
Co. G	Wayne Guards	Thomas F. Wells B. B. Jordan	Washington
Co. H	Jones State Guards	Roland T. Ross	Jones
Co. I	Spalding Infantry	Samuel W. Maugham George J. Jones	Spalding
Co. K	Spalding Volunteers	A. D. Nunnally John D. Stewart	Spalding
Co. L		Joseph Pittman	Butts
Sim's Co.	Decatur Infantry	Richard Sims	Decatur
This regiment was organized 14 September 1863 for six months to serve as local defense in the 4th, 5th, and 6th Congressional Districts. The regiment was formed by the consolidation of Lofton's Battalion Georgia, State Guards and Mangham's Battalion Georgia, State Guards.

6th Regiment Georgia Militia
		Col. Thompson
Nothing else is known about this regiment.

6th Regiment Georgia, State Line
There are not enough records in existance for this unit to determine its organization.

6th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Alfred Holt Colquitt Col. John T. Lofton Lt. Col. Sampson Watkins Harris
Co. A	Sydney Brown Infantry	William McIntosh Arnold Eugene P. Burnet	Hancock
Co. B	Lookout Dragoons	John G. Hanne William Mathew Tidwell	Dade
Co. C	Beauregard Rifles Beauregard Volunteers	Charles David Anderson James M. Culpepper J. D. Cowart	Houston
Co. D	Butts County Volunteers	Lewis J. Dupree Thomas R. Holland Larkin D. Watson	Butts
Co. E	Crawford [County] Greys	Wilde C. Cleveland Zephaniah A. Fowler	Crawford
Co. F	Camilla Guards Mitchell [County] Independents	E. H. Shackelford	Mitchell
Co. G	Butler Vanguards	John T. Griffin John M. Wilcher James M. Bateman	Taylor
Co. H	Baker [County] Fire Eaters	Benjamin J. Russell William F. Paine	Baker
Co. I	Twiggs County Guards	John A. Barclay Frederick D. Wimberley	Twiggs
Co. K	Gilmer Blues	John T. Lofton Sampson Watkins Harris Thomas H. Dozier	Oglethorpe
This regiment was organized in May 1861 and served to the end of the war.

7th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry

Co. E	Etowah Infantry	Peter H. Larey	Bartow
This is all that is know about this battalion.

7th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Lester's Regiment		Col. George N. Lester
Co. A	Kennesaw Guards	George Roberts John Hill	Cobb
Co. B	Butt Avengers	Robert J. Tuggle	Campbell
Co. C	Acworth Grays	G. W. Johnson	Cobb
Co. D	Wooten Infantry	Milt M. Tidwell	Fayette
Co. E	Marietta Infantry	William G. Grambling John G. Campbell	Cobb
Co. F	Clayton Infantry	J. W. Mann	Clayton
Co. G	Rough and Ready Volunteers	E. H. Lindley	Cobb
Co. H	Coweta Volunteers	Edward A. Brooks	Coweta
Co. I	Carroll Infantry	George S. Sharp	Carroll
Co. K	Cobb Repellers	Samuel Burdine Thomas J. Lowe	Cobb
Co. L	Cobb Chattahoochee Volunteers	R. T. Lowe	Cobb
This regiment was formed in August 1863 by the consolidation of Lester's Battalion, State Guards (also know as the Cobb County Battalion, State Guards) and J. J. Neely's Battalion of Newnan, Georgia. Companies A, C, E, G, K, and L belonged to Lester's Battalion. The remaining companies belonged to Neely's Battalion. The regiment served as local defense in an area "commencing at the North Corolina line and following along the line between Towns and Rabun counties between White and Habersham counties to the Chattahoochee River, thence along said river to a point near Roswell in Cobb county, thence upon a line so as to include the city of Atlanta, thence along the Atlanta & West Point Rail Road to West Point, thence along the line between Georgia and Alabama to the line of Tennessee, and thence along the line of Georgia and Tennessee and between Georgia and North Carolina to the starting point."

7th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops
See the 59th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

7th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Lucius Jeremiah Gartrell Col. William T. Wilson Col. William Wilkinson White Col. George H. Carmical Lt. Col. M. T. Alman
Co. A	Coweta [2nd District] Guards	Saunders W. Lee George H. Carmical Obediah Wynn William D. Linch	Coweta
Co. B	Atlanta Confederate Volunteers	Greenberry J. Foreacre Horace H. Witt R. W. Satterfield	Fulton
Co. C	Paulding Volunteers	Charles S. Jenkins D. T. Peek James N. Cooper James M. Holcombe	Paulding
Co. D	Cobb Confederate Guards	Thomas S. Moyer John B. Lindley John F. Kiser Thomas J. Hardage	Cobb
Co. E	DeKalb Light Infantry	John W. Fowler William W. Bradbury James Hunter	DeKalb
Co. F	Iverson Invincibles	Archibald T. Burke Eli Benson Julius C. Watkins	Carroll
Co. G	Franklin Volunteers	Joseph B. E. Brown Charles Nicholas Featherstone Moses T. Alman Noah Smith Culpepper	Heard
Co. H	Roswell Guards	Thomas E. King Robert B. Hicks	Cobb
Co. I	Cobb Mountaineers	William Wilkinson White William Proctor Hughey William J. Hudson	Cobb
Co. K	Davis Infantry	Wilson J. Ballard Jonathan Jackson McLendon Janes M. Sims Charles K. Maddox	Fulton
This regiment was organized 31 May 1861 and served to the end of the war. Additional information on company nicknames and captains was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

8th (Littlefield's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Lt. Col. Asahel Littlefield Lt. Col. J. T. Reid Lt. Col. Zachariah L. Watters Lt. Col. Leroy Napier
Co. A		Isaac Davis Henry M. Lumpkin	Gordon
Co. B		M. Y. Sexton Edward F. Morgan	Gordon
Co. C	Thornbrough Volunteers	J. B. Thornbrough William Holsomback	Gordon
Co. D	Coosawattie Volunteers	Zachariah L. Watters John A. Hardin	Gordon
Co. E		John A. Hopper John A. Penn	Gordon
Co. F		H. F. Buchanan Zachariah N. Jackson J. W. Boaz G. R. Boaz	Gordon
Co. G		J. W. Dodson Benjamin Goss Thomas J. Paxton	Gordon
This regiment appears to have been organized about October 1861, and it served to the end of the war.

8th (Warthen's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
See the 28th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

8th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Col. John T. Henderson
Co. A	Houston Guard	Samuel D. Killen	Houston
Co. B	DeKalb Silver Grays	Edward L. Morton	DeKalb
Co. C	Gwinnett Guards	W. W. Parks	Gwinnett
Co. D	Monroe Infantry	E. G. Cabaniss	Monroe
Co. E	Gwinnett Greys Lawrenceville Infantry	J. T. Douglass	Gwinnett
Co. F	Alpharetta Infantry	George E. Rucker	Milton
Co. G	White Home Guards	Aaron R. Richardson	Newton
Co. H	Stone Mountain Guards	John T. Dent	DeKalb
Co. I	Covington Infantry	John T. Henderson G. W. Cunningham	Newton
Co. K	Henry Infantry	Robert Sandifer	Henry
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense north of a line commencing at Columbus, thence to Macon, thence to Gordon, thence to the southeastern corner of Richmond county.

8th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Francis S. Bartow Col. William Montgomery Gardner Col. Lucius M. Lamar Col. John R. Towers
Co. A	Rome Light Guard	Edward J. Magruder S. H. Hall J. T. Moore	Floyd
Co. B	Oglethorpe Light Infantry	Francis S. Bartow Joseph J. West Hamilton Couper A. F. Butler ? ? Mullican	Chatham
Co. C	Macon Guards	Lucius M. Lamar E. A. Wilcox Henry J. Menard C. M. Ballard James H. Field	Bibb
Co. D	Echols Guards	Columbus W. Howard Hugh E. Malone	Meriwether
Co. E	Miller Rifles	John R. Towers Dunlap S. Scott	Floyd
Co. F	Atlanta Greys	Thomas L. Cooper James T. Lewis Seymour B. Love Jennings M. C. Hulsey Charles H. Lewis	Fulton
Co. G	Pulaski Volunteers	Thomas D. Lawrence Ryan John A. Young William W. Williamson	Pulaski
Co. H	Floyd Infantry	John Frederic Cooper John H. Reece George N. Yarbrough W. H. Henderson J. P. Duke	Floyd
Co. I	Stephens Light Guard Greene Light Guards	George Oscar Dawson Thomas J. Blackwell John C. Reid	Greene
Co. K	Oglethorpe Rifles	George Lumpkin Jacob Phinizy T. J. Bowling	Oglethorpe
This regiment was organized in June 1861 and served until the end of the war. Additional information on company captains was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

9th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Maj. Joseph Smith
Co. A		John G. McMullin	Hart
Co. B		Dabney L. Gholston	Madison
Co. C		David C. Young	Franklin
Co. D		George Eberhart	Elbert
Co. E		Stephen G. Pettus	Wilkes
This battalion appears to have been organized about Arpil 1862. It later became the 17th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry in May 1863 and it was consolidated with companies B, C, E, F, and H of the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry to form the 37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry per S.O. #171, A&IGO (20 July 1863).

9th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Col. Patrick H. Mell
Co. A	Dick Davis Guards Putnam Volunteers	John T. Bowdoin	Putnam
Co. B	Reese Guards	Thomas P. Peacock James N. Mann	Morgan
Co. C	Ward Volunteers	Rowan H. Ward	Greene
Co. D	Ben Gilham Rangers	William M. Nichols	Oglethorpe
Co. E	Walton Guards	George C. Selman	Walton
Co. F	Jackson Guards	Dickerson H. Walker Jett T. Mitchell	Monroe
Co. G	Clarke County Guards	Doctor W. Elder	Clarke
Co. H	Lipscomb Volunteers	F. W. Adams	Clarke
Co. I	Jackson Mounted Guards Jackson County Dragoons	Ange De Laperriere	Jackson
Co. K	Oconee Guards	Peter Culp	Clarke
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense anywhere in the State of Georgia north of the line of the railroad leading from Columbus, GA, to Macon, GA, and from Macon to Augusta, GA via Millen on the Central Railroad. The regiment was formed by the consolidation of Mell's Battalion Georgia Infantry and Jackson's Battalion Georgia Infantry.

9th Regiment Georgia Militia
Anderson Georgia Militia
Co. G		John Kennon	Harris
Co. I		H. E. Moss	Harris
Nothing else is known about this unit.

9th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Edwin Ross Goulding Col. Richard A. Turnipseed Col. Benjamin Beck Col. Edward F. Hoge Maj. John W. Arnold, Sr
Co. A	Irwin Guards	Gideon G. Norman John T. Wingfield	Wilkes
This company was detached from this regiment on 13 December 1861 and assigned as Co. E, 11th Battalion Georgia Light Artillery. Subsequently it became Co. C of the 11th Battalion Georgia Light Artillery.
Co. B	Chattooga Volunteers	William M. Jones William E. Cleghorn L. B. Millican	Chattooga
Co. C	Hillyer Rifles	George Hillyer John W. Arnold, Sr	Walton
Co. D	Fort Gaines Guards	Richard A. Turnipseed John G. Webb Charles R. Johnston	Clay
Co. E	Talbot Guards	Edwin Ross Goulding P. A. S. Morris Stephen Augustus Jameson Robert P. Wellborn	Talbot
Co. F	Baldwin County Volunteers	Benjamin Beck Isaac S. Sherman William T. Conn	Baldwin
Co. G	LaFayette Volunteers	Granberry G. Gordon Edward F. Hoge Edward A. Sharpe William C. Allen	Walker
Co. H	Brooks County Rifles	Robert A. Hardee Samuel D. Cockrell Thomas J. Hardee Thomas H. Culp	Brooks
Co. I	Toombs' Guards	L. Carlton Belt Mathew Henry Talbot Thomas J. Knight Robert V. Fulcher	Bulloch
Co. K	Americus Volunteer Rifles	James M. D. King Manley E. Sparks Nathaniel C. Duncan	Sumter
This regiment was organized 11 June 1861 and served throughout the war. Additional information on company captains was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

10th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Maj. John E. Rylander Maj. James D. Frederick
Co. A	Macon County Guards	James D. Frederick Caleb F. Hill	Macon
Co. B	Worth Rebels	Daniel C. Henderson William A. Greer Manasseh Henderson	Worth
Co. C	Zollicoffer Riflemen Zollicoffer Rifles	Benjamin F. Bell Jonathan J. Dykes	Sumter
This company was divided and a portion of this company was transferred to Co. E.
Co. D	Whittle Guards	William L. Jones William R. Busbee Thomas J. Gibson	Bibb
Co. E	Granberry Guards	John L. Adderton Smith G. Davenport	Bibb, Fulton, Sumter
This battlaion was formed as a state organization in January or February 1862, and was later turned over to Confederate service by Governor Brown. Additional information on company nicknames was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

10th Regiment Georgia Infantry, Militia
		Lt. Col. E. T. Jones
Brown's Co.		T. M. Brown
Coleman's Co.		Robert Coleman
Ford's Co.		R. G. Ford
King's Co.		J. K. King
McDelfe's Co.		W. M. C. McDelfe
Morgan's Co.		Henry Morgan
Pollock's Co.		J. B. Pollock
Prathe's Co.		Thomas F. Prathe
Thompson's Co.		James R. Thompson
Nothing else is known about this regiment.

10th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. LaFayette McLaws Col. Alfred Cumming Col. John B. Weems Col. Willis C. Holt Col. Andrew Jackson McBride
Co. A	Confederate [State] Sentinels	R. R. Hawes Owen S. Kimbrough	Muscogee
Co. B	Letcher Guards	John B. Weems Charles H. Phinizy A. Pickens Boggs William S. Davis John W. D'Antignac	Richmond
Co. C	Chattahoochee Beauregards	Willis C. Holt James M. McNeil B. Franklin Davis	Chattahoochee
Some of the men in this company were transferred to Co. G, 31st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. D	Independent Blues	Edwin Richards Henry L. Leon John Cartledge	Richmond
Co. E	Clayton Sharpshooters	George Gilmore Crawford Andrew Jackson McBride	Clayton
Co. F	Thomson Guards	William Johnston William G. Green John T. Stovall	Columbia
Co. G		Orran C. Horne Charles C. Kibbee	Pulaski
Co. H	Wilcox County Rifles	Philologus H. Loud Eli M. Foster C. W. Ashley	Wilcox
Co. I	Fayetteville Rifle Greys Fayette Grey Guards	Young L. Wooten William Parks Redwine	Campbell, Fayette
1st Co. K	Pulaski Guards Pulaski Artillery	John P. W. Read	Chatham, Richmond
By S.O. #70, A&IGO (27 March 1862) this company became Captain Read's (later Fraser's) Battery, Georgia Light Artillery.
2nd Co. K	Davis Musketeers Davis Guards	Theodore C. Cone Auvergne D'Antignac	Richmond
This company was originally an independent company attached to the 3rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry as Co. I.
This regiment was organized in June 1861 and served throught the war.

11th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
		Maj. John Cooper
Co. A	Dahlonega Infantry	John D. Dickerson	Lumpkin
Co. B	Lumpkin Infantry Lumpkin Guards	James Kelly	Lumpkin
Co. C	Dawson Infantry	Samuel Harben	Dawson
Co. D	West Infantry	Edwin P. West	White
This battalion was organized in July 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the "northeast part of Georgia covering all the passes through the Blue Ridge on the south side from Dawson County including the northern boundry of Rabin County in said State".

11th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops
		Col. J. V. Price
This unit was organized during the fall of 1864, but so few records exist that it is impossible to determine the organization of this regiment.

11th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. George T. "Tige" Anderson Col. Francis "Frank" H. Little
Co. A	Gainesville Light Infantry	William H. Mitchell William H. Griffies	Hall
Co. B	Lee Volunteers	John W. Stokes George Kimbrough	Lee
Co. C	Murray Rifle Company	William Luffman Eppy W. Jackson William H. Ramsey	Murray
Co. D	Gilmer Boys	Western R. Welch Robert R. Hunt Marcus F. Gudger	Gilmer
Co. E	Fannin Young Riflemen	Stephen C. Dobbs Thomas R. Trammell William M. Denton	Fannin
Co. F	Mrs. Joe Brown's Boys	John D. Hyde John W. Johnson Murphy C. Briant	Gilmer
Co. G	Beauregard Rifles	John Y. Wood James M. Jackson William N. Russell	Catoosa
Co. H	Walton Infantry	George T. Anderson Mathew Talbot Nunnally Eugenius C. Arnold James W. Morrow	Walton
Co. I	Quitman Greys	Theodore LeGrand Guerry Lewis P. Dozier Francis M. Bledsoe Samuel Thatcher E. B. Brannon	Randolph
Co. K	Houston Volunteers	George W. Wimberly Robert R. Fudge James P. Belvin	Houston
This regiment was organized in July 1861 and served throughout the war. Additional information on company captains was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

12th Regiment Georgia Militia
		Col. Isaac B. Huff
Gandy's Co.		T. N. Gandy
Ivey's Co.		John J. Ivey
Johnson's Co.		Elkanah Johnson
Moore's Co.		S. L. Moore
Vanlandingham's Co.		E. Vanlandingham
This unit was organized in Macon in 1864 and appears to have served as local defense in the southern half of Georgia. Nothing else is known about this unit.

12nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Edward Johnson Col. Zephaniah Turner Conner Col. Edward Willis
Co. A	Muckalee Guards	Willis Alston Hawkins Samuel Dawson Joseph E. Markett Shepard Green Pryor	Sumter
Co. B	Jones Volunteers	Peyton T. Pitts Isaac Hardman Josiah N. Beall	Jones
Co. C	Davis Rifles	John McMillan John Thomas Carson Thomas W. Harris	Macon
Co. D	Calhoun Rifles	William L. Furlow David D. Peden	Calhoun
Co. E	Muscogee Rifles	Thaddeus B. Scott James A. Whiteside	Muscogee
Co. F	Davis Guards Brown Rifles	William F. Brown James Everett	Dooly
Co. G	Putnam Light Infantry	Richard Tarply Davis Alexander Sidney Reid Abner Rowan Zachry	Putnam
Co. H	Central City Blues	James Gustavus Rogers Oliver F. Evans	Bibb
Co. I	Lowndes Volunteers	James W. Patterson James Monroe Briggs Adam Graham	Lowndes
Co. K	Marion Guards	Mark H. Blanford James R. McMichael	Marion
This regiment appears to have been organized 3 July 1861 in Richmond, Virginia and served throughout the war.

13th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards, Local Defense Troops
		Maj. C. C. Yarborough
Co. A	Douglass Guards	Eugenius L. Douglass	Randolph
Co. B	Quitmann Guards	T. L. Guerry	Quitman
Co. C	Stewart Infantry	Samuel Beall	Stewart
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in that part of the State beginning at West Point, running east to Milledgeville, thence south to the Florida line, thence west to the Chattahoochee River, thence north with the State line to West Point.

13th (Gordon's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Phoenix Battalion		Col. George A. Gordon
This battalion was organized about October or November 1862, It was increased to regimental strength around May or June 1863, and its designation was changed to the 63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. No information is available on the organization of this battalion's companies.

13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
See the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

13th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Walton Ector Col. Marcellus Douglass Col. James M. Smith
Co. A	Confederate Guards	John H. Baker John H. Mitchell E. L. Connally J. B. Mathews	Pike
Co. B	Meriwether Volunteers	Walton Ector James McCallay John T. Horsley	Meriwether
Co. C	Ringgold Rangers	John L. Moore W. H. McKey	Spalding
Co. D	Upson Volunteers	James M. Smith Thomas S. Sharman William W. Hartsfield	Upson
Co. E	Randolph Volunteers	Marcellus Douglass William A. Clarke Benjamin F. Brooks Singleton A. Thornton William R. Redding William Kaigler	Randolph, Terrell
Co. F	Fayette Rangers	William Glass S. W. Jones J. T. Matthews	Fayette
Co. G	Early Guards	Joel Terrell Crawford V. T. Nunnelee B. R. Doster	Early
Co. H	Panola [Guard] Rifles Panola Rangers	Robert J. Spearman Richard Maltbie Thomas G. Medders	Terrell
Co. I	Stark Volunteers	E. W. Robinson Frederick D. Dismuke S. C. Mitchell James A. Head	Spalding
Co. K	Evans Guards	James A. Long D. A. Kidd C. M. Heard	Troup
This regiment was organized 8 July 1861, and served throughout the war.

14th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Macon Battalion		Maj. John E. Jones
Co. A	Floyd Rifles	T. L. Holt	Bibb
Co. B	Macon Volunteers, Co. B	Charles H. Freeman	Bibb
Co. C	Bibb Volunteer Guards	John E. Jones H. L. Jewett	Bibb
Co. D	Fireman Guards	George S. Obear	Bibb
Co. E	Macon Manufacturing Guards Factory Guards	William H. Amerson	Bibb
Co. F	Macon & Western Rail Road Guards	John S. Wise	Bibb
Co. G	Southwest Rail Road Infantry	C. D. Wall	Bibb
Co. H	[Southwest] Rail Road Guards	J. M. Walden
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense variously in the vacinity of Macon, in that quarter of the State centering on Macon, and as railroad guards. Other records show the battalion was organized but never called into service.

14th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Arnolus Vanderhorse Brumby Col. Felix L. Price Col. Robert W. Folsom Col. Richard P. Lester
Co. A	Confederate Volunteers	John H. Etheridge John W. Mays John R. Merritt	Monroe
Co. B	Ramah Guards	Robert W. Folsom Charles C. Kelley W. N. Ryle	Wilkinson
Co. C	Jasper Light Infantry	Charles Wallace Jordon Leonidas A. Lane	Jasper
Co. D	Cherokee Brown Rangers	James M. Fielder John H. McConnell	Cherokee
Co. E	Lester Volunteers	Richard P. Lester Simeon B. David Robert N. Rodgers	Forsyth
Co. F	Johnson Greys	Robert P. Harman William O. Clegg James H. Hicks	Johnson
Co. G	Yancy Independents	William A. Harris Terrell T. Mounger Robert H. Fulton R. Augustus Holt	Worth
Co. H	Blackshear's Guards	Thomas M. Yopp Louis C. Perry Hardy B. Smith W. S. Ramsay	Laurens
Co. I	Jeff Davis Rifles Jeff Davis Riflemen	Thomas M. Carter Rufus W. McMichael	Butts
Co. K	Etowah Guards	Thomas F. Jones Washington L. Goldsmith R. Augustus Holt Jesse M. Eaves	Bartow

15th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Thomas W. Thomas Col. William M. McIntosh Col. D. M. DuBose Col. William T. Millican
Co. A	Delhi Rangers	Drury B. Cade Isaac A. McLendon John S. Callaway William T. Bolton	Wilkes
Co. B		William T. Millican George A. Pace	Franklin
Co. C	Fireside Rangers	Luther H. O. Martin Robert M. Heard William J. Willis David Hudson	Elbert
Co. D		Singleton J. Farmer Samuel J. Flynt	Taliaferro
Co. E		Theophilus J. Smith William E. Bird John T. Mullally	Hancock
Co. F		John C. Burch Emory P. Edwards James J. Burch	Elbert
Co. G	Lamar Confederates	Lafayette Lamar Stephen Z. Hearnsberger Thomas D. Hawes	Lincoln
Co. H	Pool Volunteers	William R. Poole Thomas H. Jackson	Hart
Co. I		Joseph T. Smith William M. McIntosh William H. Mattox Madison A. Marcus James A. Gaines	Elbert
Co. K		T. H. Latimer John L. Culver Mark Latimer Daniel Connel	Hancock
This unit was formed in July 1861 and served throughout the war.

16th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Howell Cobb Col. Goode Bryan Col. Henry P. Thomas Col. James S. Gholston Col. J. H. D. McRae
Co. A	Madison County Greys Madison Greys, No. 1	James S. Gholston Henry C. Nash John M. Sims	Madison
Co. B	Centre Hill Guards Jackson County Volunteers	Abner M. Reynolds John M. Venable	Jackson
Co. C	Hartwell Infantry	John H. Skelton H. G. McMullan Wiley Skelton
Co. D	Danielsville Guards	John N. Montgomery
Co. E	Cobb Infantry	B. Edward Stiles J. A. Wyly J. T. Hackett William S. Sisk
Co. F		John H. D. McRae
Co. G	Jackson County Volunteers	A. C. Thompson Thomas L. Ross	Jackson
Co. H	Flint Hill Greys	Moses Richardson Nathaniel Reeder A. B. Cain
Co. I	Hutchins Guards	Nathan L. Hutchins, Jr. N. A. Moss Henry P. Thomas
Co. K	Ramsey Volunteers	Robert J. Boyd R. A. Landell George D. Darsey
This unit was organized in August 1861 and served throughout the war.

17th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Etowah Battalion		Maj. J. W. McGee
Fay's Co.	Etowah Artillery Iron Works Artillery	Calvin Fay	Bartow
Jefferson's Co.	Etowah Infantry	J. A. Jefferson	Bartow
McCarty's Co.		Jacob McCarty	Bartow
Stocks' Co.	Etowah Guards	John T. Stocks	Bartow
This battalion was organized about July 1863 for six months service as local defense of the Iron Works of the Etowah Manufacturing and Mining Company, Bartow County, Georgia.

17th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
This regiment was originally known as the 9th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. It was consolidated with the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer to form the 37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

17th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Henry L. Benning Col. Wesley C. Hodges
Co. A	Webster Rifles	David B. Harrell Daniel H. Wilmot	Webster
Co. B	Schley Volunteers	Hiram L. French Robert P. Tondee	Schley
Co. C	Columbus Volunteers	Foster S. Chapman James B. Moore W. T. Coussons	Muscogee
Co. D	Decatur Grays Decatur Guards	Charles G. Campbell Virgil A. S. Parks John Henry Martin	Decatur
Co. E		John A. McGregor Joshua N. Tyus	Mitchell
Co. F	Georgia Guards	Dexter B. Thompson Henry McCauley Philip W. Gittinger John H. Weeks W. M. Middlebrooks	Muscogee
Co. G		A. C. Jones A. B. Nichols W. J. Darley	Dougherty
Co. H	Harris Bartows	Richard E. Kennon William A. Barden	Harris
Co. I		Jubilee Smith Hosea Fentrall Charles W. Matthews	Stewart
Co. K	Webster Confederate Guards	John K. Pickett Augustus M. Jones Marmy H. Marshall	Stewart, Webster
This unit was organized in August 1861 and served throughout the war.

18th Battalion Georgia Infantry
Savannah Volunteer Guards Savannah Volunteer Infantry		Maj. John Screven Maj. William S. Basinger
Co. A		John Screven William S. Basinger Thomas F. Screven	Chatham
Co. B		A. C. Davenport George W. Stiles	Chatham
Co. C		Gilmer C. Rice	Chatham
This company was composed primarily of men who re-enlisted from companies of the 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
This battalion was originally a volunteer corps of long standing in Savannah and was organized as a Confederate unit on 11 April 1862. See also the 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

18th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
Augusta Fire Battalion		Lt. Col. Charles A. Platt
Co. A	Citizen No. 8 Infantry Pioneer Infantry	Charles W. Hersey	Richmond
This company later became Co. B/A, 1st Regiment (Rains') Local Defence Troops, Co. A, 1st Battalion (Symons') Reserves, and Co. K/C, 1st Regiment (Symons') Local Defence Troops, but there is no record of the transfer to Rain's Regiment in the compiled service records.
Co. B	Washington Light Infantry	John D. Butt	Richmond
Co. C	Vigilant Infantry	Charles B. Day	Richmond
Co. D	Richmond Light Infantry Fire Light Infantry	James Heney	Richmond
Co. E	Georgia Fire Guard	John C. Moore	Richmond
Co. F	Citizen Infantry	Jacob W. Adam	Richmond
This company later became part of Co. K, 1st Regiment Georgia Local Defence Troops (Augusta).
This Battalion was organized 31 July 1863 for six months as local defense in the City of Augusta and Richmond County.

18th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. T. Wofford Col. S. Z. Ruff Col. Joseph Armstrong
Co. A	Acworth Infantry	J. B. O'Neill James Lile Lemon	Cobb
Co. B	Newton Rifles	Joseph A. Stewart Franklin S. Treadwell	Newton
Co. C	Jackson County Volunteers	D. L. Jarrett J. B. Silman W. G. Calahan J. F. Espy	Jackson
Co. D	Davis Invincibles	Samuel D. Irwin E. R. Laws Gideon Hunt Macon William Gordon Gilbert	Dougherty
Co. E	Stephens Infantry	Elijah J. Starr	Gordon
Co. F	Davis Guards	Joel Cole Roper, Sr. John Forsyth Hardin	Bartow
Co. G	Lewis Volunteers	John Cook Maddox George Washington Maddox James Fielding Maddox	Bartow
Co. H	Rowland Highlanders	Frank M. Ford John Grant	Bartow
Co. I	Dooly Light Infantry	Joseph Armstrong Patrick E. Gilbert	Dooly
Co. K	Rowland Infantry	John A. Crawford William Brown S. C. Weems	Bartow
Co. M		Jesse Burtz	Cheorkee
This company was originally part of a company know as the Cherokee Georgia Mountaineers. The company was divided by S.O. #163, A&IGO (26 September 1861) with this part becoming Co. M, 18th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. It was later transferred to 28th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry as Co. F.
This unit was organized in August 1861, and served throughout the war.

19th Battalion Georgia Infantry, State Guards
1st City Battalion City Guard Battalion 1st Muscogee Battalion		Lt Col. D. B. Thompson
Co. A	Eagle Guards, Co. A	Samuel R. Jaques	Muscogee
Co. B	Eagle Guards, Co. B	William L. Sherman	Muscogee
Co. C	Rail Road Guards	James M. Bivins J. E. Appler	Muscogee
Co. D	Grant Factory Guards	John J. Grant	Muscogee
Co. E	Columbus Factory Guards	Julius J. Clapp	Muscogee
Co. F	Muscogee Guards	Julius Brands	Muscogee
This battalion was formed in July or August 1863 for six months to serve as local defense for the City of Columbus and Muscogee County. It appears that some of the men in this unit later joined the 1st City Battalion Infantry, State Guards, which was also known as the 1st City Battalion.

19th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William Wade Boyd Col. Andrew J. Hutchins Col. James Henry Neal
Co. A	Georgia Volunteers	Frank M. Johntson John Morrison	Fulton
Co. B	Jackson Guards	James Henry Neal Dennis S. Myers John P. Kelly	Fulton
Co. C	Palmetto Guards	James J. Beall John Anderson Richardson Ridgeway B. Hogan	Campbell
Co. D	Senoia Infantry	James D. Hunter F. H. Hicks	Coweta
Co. E	Heard Grays Heard Volunteers	Charles W, Mabry David H. Simms	Heard
Co. F	Carroll Guards	William Ezra Curtis Augustus H. Black William F. Hamilton	Carroll
Co. G	Henry Guards	Tilman W. Flynt John R. Elliott H. H. Kelley	Henry
Co. H	Cotton Guards	John B. Beall Miles Edwards John W. Neely	Paulding
Co. I	[Villa Rica] Gold Diggers	John T. Chambers Thomas J. Abercrombie	Carroll
Co. K	Kingston Volunteers	John W. Hooper, Jr. J. A. Roe Samuel M. Payne	Bartow
This unit was organized in June 1861 and served throughout the war.

20th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William Duncan Smith, Jr. Col. John B. Cumming Col. John Augustus Jones Col. James D. Waddell Col. Eli M. Seago
Co. A	Sparks Guards	John B. Cumming Albert B. Ross Willis W. Beazeal James B. Morris	Bibb
Co. B	Border Rangers Muscogee Light Infantry Muscogee Mounted Guards Muscogee Mounted Rangers	John A. Strother Henry C. Mitchell	Muscogee
Co. C	Jefferson [County] Guards	Roger L. Gamble Willis F. Denny	Jefferson
Co. D	Toombs Rangers	James D. Waddell Sheppard W. Blance William C. Spence	Polk
Co. E	Whitesville Guards Whitesville Union Volunteers	Lucius C. Norwood Ransom D. Little	Harris
Co. F	Confederate Continentals Confederate [States] Sentinels	Eli M. Seago William Lindsey Abbott	Fulton
Co. G	Ivey Guards Sons of Dixie	John R. Ivey Wiley N. Hutchins Theophilus S. Fountaine	Muscogee
Co. H	Telfair Volunteers	Henry J. Smith Julius Warren Boyd John A. Coffee	Telfair
Co. I	Southern Guards, Co. G	John Augustus Jones Van A. Leonard Charles B. Mims	Muscogee
Co. K	Montgomery Guards	Jesse F. Cleveland William Craig	Richmond
This regiment was organized in July 1861 to serve for the duration of the war.

21st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. John Thomas Mercer Col. Thomas W. Hooper
Co. A	Campbell [County] Guards Campbellton Home Guards	Thomas C. Glover William M. Butt Allen C. Watkins William A. Kimbrough	Campbell
Co. B	Floyd Sharpshooters	Algernon S. Hamilton John A. Tucker	Floyd
Co. C	Atlanta Volunteers	Joseph F. Waddell Merrill T. Castleberry Samuel D. Haslett	Fulton
Co. D	Cedartown Guards	Stephen A. Borders Henry T. Battle	Polk
1st Co. E	Sardis Volunteers	John R. Hart Alfred F. Bale John R. Lay	Floyd
This company subsequently became part of the cavalry battalion of Smith's Legion Georgia Partisan Rangers and later became Co. G, 6th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.
2nd Co. E	Concord Rangers	Edward T. Smith	Dawson, Fulton
This company was originally part of a company know as the Cherokee Georgia Mountaineers. The company was divided by S.O. #163, A&IGO (26 September 1861) with this part becoming Co. D, 2nd Battalion North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry. It was transferred to the 21st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #84 A&IGO (11 April 1864).
Co. F	Ben Hill Infantry Ben Hill Volunteers	John Thomas Boykin Ujanirtus C. Allen Edward M. Henderson	Troup
Co. G	Dabney Rifles	Wesley Kinman Napolean B. Hudgins	Gordon
Co. H	Silver Grays Yancey Invincibles	James Cooper Nisbet John B. Countiss	Dade
Co. I	Stewart Infantry	Michael Lynch Walter J. Warren	Stewart
Co. K	Bartow Avengers	John B. Akridge Kitchen Rambo Foster	Chattooga
This regiment was organized originally in June or July 1861 with nine companies as the 4th (Mercer's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. On 27 September 1861 it became the 21st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #144 A&IGO (5 September 1861), when Co. K was added. This unit served throughout the war.

22nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Robert H. Jones Col. Joseph Wasden Col. George R. Jones
Co. A	Schley Riflemen	Lawrence D. Lallerstedt	Richmond
This company was organized as Co. K and became Co. A during the first reorganization of this regiment.
Co. B	Glascock Independent Guards	George R. Jones Calvin Logue Alphonso B. Rogers	Glascock
This company was organized as Co. A. It later became Co. I and finally Co. B.
Co. C	Freeman Infanrty	Benjamin C. McCurry A. H. Campbell Cornelius D. Forsyth	Paulding
This company was organized as Co. F and became Co. C during the first reorganization of this regiment.
Co. D		J. D. W. McDonald F. M. Connally Jeff W. Leonard John L. Beall	Murray
This company was organized as Co. I. It later became Co. H and finally Co. D.
Co. E	Warsaw Rebels	H. W. Howell Joseph D. Foster	Forsyth, Milton
This company was organized as Co. B and became Co. E during the first reorganization of this regiment.
Co. F	Bartow Volunteers Lincoln [County] Volunteers	John Gibson James N. Mercier Augustus G. Paradise	Lincoln
This company was organized as Co. G. It later became Co. D and finally Co. F.
Co. G	Fireside Defenders	John J. Jones W. F. Jones George W. Thomas	Bartow, Floyd
This company was organized as Co. D and became Co. G during the first reorganization of this regiment.
Co. H	Gardner Volunteers	Thomas S. Hundley Francis M. Heath Julius C. A. Beall William Jefferson Walker	Warren
This company was organized as Co. H. It later became Co. B and finally Co. H.
Co. I	Dawson County Guards Dawson County Independents Dawson Light Infantry	Priestley E. Willis Joseph McAfee	Dawson
This company was organized as Co. E. It later became Co. F and finally Co. I.
Co. K	Henry Volunteers	Joseph T. Albert Isaac W. Callaway Francis M. Clayton	Clayton, Henry
This company was organized as Co. C and became Co. K during the first reorganization of this regiment.
This regiment appears to have been organized about August 1861. It underwent two reorganizations resulting in changes in company designations. The organization above shows the final designations.

23rd Battalion Georgia Infantry, Local Troops
Athens Battalion Enfield Rifle Battalion Athens Armory		Maj. F. W. C. Cook
Co. A		W. H. Sims	Clarke
Cook's Co.		Francis L. Cook	Clarke
Pendergrass' Co.		William N. Pendergrass	Clarke
This Battalion appears to have been organized sometime in 1863. It was composed of employees from the Cook and Brother Armory in Athens, Georgia.

23rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Thomas Hutcherson Col. William P. Barclay Col. Emory F. Best Col. James H. Huggins Col. Marcus R. Ballenger
Co. A	Bartow Yankee Killers	Benjamin G. Pool William J. Boston Tyre B. Davis	Bartow
Co. B		James H. Huggins Robert N. Groves	Union
Co. C	Floyd Spring Guards	Marcus R. Ballenger Henry T. Kennon	Floyd
Co. D		John L. Steele Andrew J. Glenn Miles A. Collins	Gilmer
Co. E	Tate Guards	Samuel Tate Pascal F. Ferguson James Loveless	Pickens
Co. F		Benjamin F. King Robert M. Mitchell	Cobb, Coffee, Spalding
Co. G	Cherokee Field Guards	John James Augustus Sharp C. C. Sharp	Cherokee
Co. H	Walker Bartow Invincibles	Francis M. Young Reese B. Neal	Cobb, Gordon, Walker
Co. I		Marcellus L. Pritchett John P. Patton	Coffee
Co. K		William P. Barclay Peter McDaniel William G. L. Butt Andrew Young	Coffee
This regiment was organized in August 1861 to serve for the duration of the war.

24th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Robert McMillan Col. C. C. Sanders
Co. A	Independent Volunteers	Joseph N. Chandler John N. Turk	Banks
Co. B	Thomas Guards	Phillip E. Davant James L. Johnson	Hart
Co. C		William L. Sumter Frederick C. Smith	White
Co. D		John Corn Henry H. Smith William A. Pryor	Towns
Co. E		Jubal V. Cannon Leander M. Beavert Horace P. Cannon	Rabin
Co. F	Independent Blues	John H. F. Mattox Thomas E. Winn Edward B. Thomas	Gwinnett
Co. G		Wilkes T. Leonard Mercer M. Trammell Wesley F. Parks Thomas R. Chapman W. S. Brewster	White
Co. H		John H. Mosley George W. Keeling Newman J. Dortch	Habershaw
Co. I		Andrew J. Pool Andrew L. Pool	Hall
Co. K		John G. Porter Esekiel Fuller	Habershaw
This regiment was organized on 7 September 1861 to serve for the duration of the war.

25th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry (Provost Guards)
		Maj. G. W. Lee
Co. A		William McConnell Mark D. Lee	Fulton
Co. B		Thomas J. Echols	Fulton
Co. C		James W. Longino	Fulton
Co. D		John L. Hardee Eugene Holmes J. S. Hargrove	Fulton
Co. E	Hendrix Cavalry	J. C. Hendrix	multiple
Co. F		L. L. Strozier	Dougherty, Fulton
Co. G		R. P. Eberhart A. J. Phillips	multiple
Co. H		J. E. Higginbotham
Co. I		W. H. Paxton
Co. K		M. E. Dozier
Co. L		James G. Barnes
Co. M		N. C. Osborne
This battalion was organized 25 June 1863 as a provost guard for the city of Atlanta, engaged in arresting deserters in north Georgia. The battalion was disbanded by S.O. #147, A&IGO (24 June 1864), which directed that the men liable to conscription be turned over to the nearest enrolling officer, and those liable to enrollment in the reserve force be turned over to Maj. Gen. Howell Cobb, commanding reserves.

25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Claudius C. Wilson Col. William J. Winn
1st Co. A	See 3rd Co. B
2nd Co. A	Telfair Irish Grays	William Henry Wylly	Chatham
This company was formerly 1st Co. H.
1st Co. B	See 3rd Co. G
2nd Co. B	See 3rd Co. K
3rd Co. B	Bryan Independent Rifles Bryan Independent Riflemen	A. W. Smith	Bryan
This company was known successively as 1st Co. A, 2nd Co. E and 3rd Co. B.
1st Co. C	Warsaw Rifles	Jefferson Roberts	Chatham
This company was apparently mustered out of service at the expiration of its term of service on 22 January 1862. It appears that a number of its members re-enlisted on 6 Feburary 1862 in Co. F (Emmett Rifles), 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery.
2nd Co. C	See 2nd Co. F
3rd Co. C	Calhoun Repeaters	R. J. McClary	Calhoun
This company was temporarily attached to the Wise Legion in 1861. It was ordered to form a part of the 4th (Tyler's) Battalion Virginia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #236 A&IGO (23 November 1861). The battalion was never organized and the company was ordered back to Georgia by S.O. #242 A&IGO (27 Nov 1861). It was attached to the 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry and was successively designated as Capt. McClary's Co., 2nd Co. H, and 3rd Co. C.
1st Co. D	See 3rd Co. K
2nd Co. D	See 3rd Co. G
3rd Co. D	Bryan Guards	Claudius C. Wilson A. H. Smith	Bryan
This company was known successively as Capt, Wilson's Co., 1st Co. I, and 3rd Co. D.
1st Co. E	See 3rd Co. H
2nd Co. E	See 3rd Co. B
3rd Co. E	Irwin Invincibles	John L. Irwin George W. Holmes	Alabama
This company was temporarily attached to the Wise Legion in 1861. It was ordered to form a part of the 4th (Tyler's) Battalion Virginia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #236, A&IGO (23 November 1861). The battalion was never organized and the company was ordered back to Georgia by S.O. #242, A&IGO (27 Nov 1861). On 12 January 1862 it was attached to the 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry and was successively designated Capt Holmes' Co., 2nd Co. K and 3rd Co. E. On 2 May 1862 the company was divided and some of the men were transferred to form 2nd Co. I, 38th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, which subsequently became Co. K 59th (later 61st) Regiment Alabama Volunteer Infantry.
1st Co. F	See 2nd Co. I
2nd Co. F	Brown Light Infantry	William D. Hamilton R. R. Young James W. Best	Screven
This company was known successively as Capt. Hamilton's Co., 1st Co. G, 2nd Co. C, and 2nd Co. F.
1st Co. G	See 2nd Co. F
2nd Co. G	See 3rd Co. H
3rd Co. G	Black Creek Volunteers	Martin L. Bryan Joseph C. Bryan Caleb E. Howell	Screven
This company was known successively as Capt. Bryan's Co., 1st Co. B, 2nd Co. D, and 2nd Co. G.
1st Co. H	See 2nd Co. A
2nd Co. H	See 3rd Co. C
3rd Co. H	Liberty Volunteers Liberty Mounted Rangers	William S. Norman S. Derose Broadwell	Liberty
This company was successively designated as 1st Co. E, 2nd Co. G, and 3rd Co. E.
1st Co. I	See 3rd Co. D
2nd Co. I	Altamaha Scouts	George T. Dunham James M. Smith	Liberty
This company was successively designated as Capt. Dunham's Co., 1st Co. F, and 2nd Co. I.
1st Co. K	Wise Guards	Mark J. McMullan	Macon
This company was know as Capt McMullan's Co. It was temporarily attached to the Wise Legion in 1861. It was ordered to form a part of the 4th (Tyler's) Battalion Virginia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #236, A&IGO (23 November 1861). The battalion was never organized and the company was ordered back to Georgia by S.O. #242, A&IGO (27 Nov 1861). On 12 January 1862 it was attached to the 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry as 1st Co. K. It later became an unattached company and was assigned as Co. B, 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery by S.O. #652, Headquarters, District of Georgia (26 November 1862).
2nd Co. K	See 3rd Co. E
3rd Co. K	Ogeechee Rifles	Andrew J. Williams John R. Cooper	Screven
This company was successively designated as Capt. Williams' Co., 1st Co. D, 2nd Co. B and 3rd Co. K.
Capt. Pritchard's Co.	Coast Rifles Coast Riflemen	William Richard Pritchard	Chatham
This company was known as Capt. Pritchard's Co. Georgia Infantry (unattached). It was assigned to the 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and later was reassigned to the 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry as Co. F by S.O. #288, Headquarters, Military District of Savannah (15 October 1861).
This regiment was organized in September 1861 and served for the duration of the war.

26th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Maj. J. W. Nisbet
Co. A		John B. Fair	Pulaski, Baldwin, Mitchell
Co. B		Robert A. Heard	Meriwether, multiple
Co. C		Nathaniel Estes	Carroll, multiple
Co. D		A. S. Hamilton
This battalion was organized in August or September 1863 for the duration of the war.

26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Carey W. Styles Col. Edmund N. Atkinson
Co. "A"	Thomasville Guards	Charles S. Rockwell John D. Henderson	Thomas
Originally this company was in the 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. When the 13th Battalion was reorganized as the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry this company was to have been Co. A, but was transferred to Co. F, 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #288, Headquarters District of Savannah (15 Oct 1861).
1st Co. A	Glynn Guards	George C. Dent	Glynn, Ware
This company was transferred to the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry as Co. D, and later became Co. B, 4th (Clinch's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.
2nd Co. A		Jason S. Blair Nicholas Dixon
This company was originally Co. K, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
1st Co. B	Camden Rifles	Alexander S. Atkinson Nathan A. Brown	Camden
This company was transferred to the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry as Co. B, and later became Co. C, 4th (Clinch's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. Their nickname also changed to the Camden Mounted Rifles.
2nd Co. B	McIntosh [County] Guards	James M. Harris Richard Cogdell Joseph Hilton Benjamin Grace	McIntosh
This company was originally Co. M, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. C	Piscola Volunteers	William A. Lane James Henry Hunter Mariner J. Culpepper Alexander Atkinson Uriah J. Rodgers	Brooks
This company was originally Co. I/L, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. D	Seaboard Guards	John C. Nicholls James Knox
This company was originally Co. F, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. "E"	Berrien Minute Men	Levi J. Knight Thomas S. Wylly Levi J. Thomas, Jr.	Berrien
Originally this company was in the 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. When the 13th Battalion was reorganized as the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry this company was to have been Co. E, but was transferred to Co. G, 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #288, Headquarters District of Savannah (15 Oct 1861).
Co. E	Wire Grass Minute Men	Carey W. Styles Benjamin A. White, Jr. E. Louis Pearce
This company was originally Co. B/L/M, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. F	Ware Guards	David J. McDonald Daniel E. Knoles David Davidson Thomas A. Lott
This company was originally Co. D/H, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. "G"	Oclockonee Light Infantry	William J. Young William W. Spencer	Thomas
Originally this company was in the 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. When the 13th Battalion was reorganized as the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry this company was to have been Co. G, but was transferred to Co. E, 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #288, Headquarters District of Savannah (15 Oct 1861).
Co. G	Okefenokee Rifles	William H. Dasher James P. Smith H. J. Lowther John M. Mattox Robert Paxton John Arnett
This company was originally Co. F/I, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. H	Bartow Light Infantry	Benjamin F. Moseley C. H. M. Howell Henry H. Smith
This company was originally New Co. G, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. I	Faulk Invincibles	Eli S. Griffin Ezekiel W. Crocker
This company was originally Co. E, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. K	Forest Rangers	William A. McDonald Coyler W. Hilliard Thomas J. Ivey
This company was originally Co. H, 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. N
Capt. Hendry's Company, Georgia Cavalry was probably attached to this regiment for a time as Co. N.
This unit was originally organized as the 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry and was later reorganized as the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The notes for the individual companies show the extent of this reorganization.

27th (Howard's) Battalion Georgia Non-conscripts
		Maj. T. B. Howard, Jr.
Co. A		L. L. Graybill	Muscogee
Co. B		J. T. Thweatt	Muscogee
Co. C		James E. Cargill	Muscogee
Co. D		R. R. Thweatt	Muscogee
Co. E		J. C. Jarratt	Muscogee
The date of organization for this battalion is unknown. It was officially disbanded by S.O. #279, A&IGO (24 November 1864) effective from 21 May 1864, which was the date the unit was disbanded by Maj. Gen. Howell Cobb, commanding reserves. A portion of this battalion formed Co. F, 5th Regment Georgia Infanrty, Reserves.

27th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Augusta Arsenal Battalion		Capt. V. J. B. Girardey Maj. William B. Stubbs Maj. A. L. Hartridge
Co. A		William B. Stubbs Benjamin F. Johnson	multiple
Co. B		Joseph H. King	multiple
Co. C		A. E. Andrews	Greene, Richmond
Co. D		Edward T. Miller	Richmond
Co. E		K. C. Dougherty	Richmond
Co. F		William T. Reid	Richmond
This battalion was organized in November 1863 as the Augusta Arsenal Battalion for local defense with V. J. B. Girardey commanding. It was reorganized on 25 April 1864 as the 27th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry with William B. Stubbs being elected the commanding major. The battalion served in local defense and special service at Augusta, Georgia.

27th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Levi B. Smith Col. Charles T. Zachary
Co. A		Perry C. Carr William E. Daugherty Robert Patton	Marion
Co. B	Bibb Grays	John W. Stubbs John J. Allen	Bibb
Co. C	Jackson Guards	Charles J. Dennis James W. Murray William W. Johnson Thomas A. Grace	Crawford
Co. D		Jasper N. Dorsey George W. Latham
Co. E		Jesse M. Spratlin William H. Rentfro	Fayette
Co. F	Taylor Guards	Jordon Wilcher William P. Edwards	Taylor
Co. G	County Line Guards	William P. Redding John C. Beeks Marcus L. Billingsley	Meriwether, Pike
Co. H		William W. DeLemar Robert A. Harkey John M. Zachary	Henry
Co. I	Appling Grays	Ozgood A. Lee Elisha D. Graham	Appling
Co. K		Hezekiah Bussey Calvin Calhoun	Talbot
This regiment was organized in September 1861 and served for the duration of the war.

28th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Thomas J. Warthen Col. Tully Graybill
Co. A	Irwin Volunteers	Tully Graybill John R. Tucker William M. Wood	Washington
Co. B	Sandersville Volunteers	Thomas J. Warthen Edward B. Hook Robert W. Flournoy John R. Haines James D. Franklin	Washington
Co. C	Crawford Rangers	William P. Crawford	Richmond
Co. D	McAfee & Donaldson Guards	Nehemiah J. Garrison William J. Jordan	Franklin
Co. E	Confederate Invincibles	George R. Moore James W. Banning James A. Rowe	Meriwether
Co. F		Jesse Burtz Lemuel R. Wade George W. Warthen	Cherokee
This company was originally part of a company know as the Cherokee Georgia Mountaineers. The company was divided by S.O. #163, A&IGO (26 September 1861) with this part becoming Co. M, 18th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. It was later transferred to 28th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry as Co. F.
Co. G	Freeman Guerillas Freeman Guards	John Hill, Jr. Mathew Adams	Gordon
Co. H	Ohoofrie Guards	William L. Johnson John A. Johnson	Washington, Johnson
Co. I	Jefferson Greys	Isaac F. Adkins James Stapleton William H. Douglas	Jefferson
Co. K	Emanuel Rangers	John N. Wilcox	Emanuel
This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the eight companies of Lt. Col. Thomas J. Warthen's Battalion with Captain John Hill's and Captain Jesse Burtz's independent companies of Georgia Infantry per S.O. #220, A&IGO (13 November 1861). Warthen's Battalion was also known as the 8th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

29th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Randolph Spalding Col. William J. Young Col. William D. Mitchell
Co. A	Georgia Foresters	W. W. Billopps	Thomas
Co. B	Stephens Volunteers	John J. Owen	Franklin, multiple
Co. C	Seventeenth Patriots	Hiram C. Bowen	Thomas
Co. D	Berry Infantry	Thomas W. Alexander John W. Turner	Floyd
Co. E	Ocklockonee Light Infantry	William J. Young William W. Spencer	Thomas
This company was originally to have been Co. G, 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. F	Thomasville Guards	Charles S. Rockwell John D. Henderson	Thomas
This company was originally to have been Co. A, 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. G	Berrien Minute Men	Levi J. Knight Thomas S. Wylly Levi J. Thomas, Jr. Edwin B. Carroll	Berrien
This company was originally to have been Co. E, 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. H	Allapaha Guards	Francis M. Jackson R. Y. Stanford	Clinch
Co. I	Thomas County Volunteers	William D. Mitchell George T. Burch	Thomas
Co. K	Berrein Minute Men, Co. B	John C. Lamb Johnathan D. Knight	Berrien
This regiment was originally called the 37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The regiment was organized in September 1861. It is not know when the designation was changed to the 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Companies E, F, and G were originally supposed to have been companies G, A, and E respectively of the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, but were transferred to this regiment by S.O. #288, Headquarters, District of Savannah (15 October 1861).

30th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. David J. Bailey Col. James S. Boynton Col. Thomas W. Mangham
Co. A	Bailey Volunteers	Henry Hendrick	Butts
Co. B	Bartow Invincibles	Robert M. Hitch	Henry
Co. C	Campbell Sharpshooters	William N. Magouirk Caleb P. Bowen	Campbell
Co. D	Huguenen Rifles	Thomas J. Bartlett Hudson Whataker	Bibb
Co. E	Clayton Invincibles	Cheney Albert Dollar	Clayton
Co. F	Hunter Guards	John G. Lindsey Robert J. Andrews	Butts, Spalding
Co. G	Fayette Volunteers	Francis M. Harrell Jackson Martin	Fayette
Co. H	Campbell Greys	John Edmondson James O. Redwine John W. McCord	Campbell
Co. I	Butts Invincibles	John S. Barnett Felix L. Walthall	Butts
Co. K	Chattahoochee Volunteers	William B. Richards Hilliard D. Morris George F. Longino	Campbell
This regiment was organized in September 1861. It was originally know as the 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry and its designation was changed before March 1862 to the 30th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Originally it was to serve for 12 months, but remianed in existance for the duration of the war.

31st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Pleasant Jackson Philips Col. Clement A. Evans Col. John H. Lowe
Co. A	Georgia Light Infantry	Apollos Forrester Charles S. Shorter	Muscogee
Co. B	Muscogee Confederates	Rodolphus T. Pride John T. Johnson	Muscogee
Co. C	Mitchell Guards	Archer Griffith Joseph G. Sanders Edward C. Perry	Alabama
Co. D	Monroe Crowders	John T. Crowder Thomas B. Settle Thomas H. Vaughn	Monroe
This company was originally assigned to the 60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #290 Headquarters Savannah (16 October 1861), but was transferred to this regiment on 16 November 1981.
Co. E	Bartow Guards	Leonidas R. Redding Isaac W. Orr William Henry Harrison	Stewart
Co. F	Pulaski Blues	Warren D. Wood Thomas J. Mills John A. Harrell	Pulaski
Co. G	County Line Guards	John H. Lowe John H. Downs Augustus B. Redding David C. Cody	Chattahoochee, Stewart
Some members of this company had originally served in Co. C, 10th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. H	Mountain Tigers	J. C. McGehee John W. Murphey Nicholas W. Miller	Harris
Co. I	Arnett Rifles	George W. Lewis	Decatur
Co. K	Dawson Avengers Bartow Avengers	William C. Thornton Richard H. Fletcher Seaborn W. Thornton	Terrell
This company was temporarily attached to the Wise Legion in 1861. It was ordered to form a part of the 4th (Tyler's) Battalion Virginia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #236 A&IGO (23 November 1861). The battalion was never organized and the company was ordered back to Georgia by S.O. #242 A&IGO (27 Nov 1861). It was attached to the 31st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry as Co. K.
This unit was organized as the 27th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry in October 1861. It became the 31st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry about April 1862.

32nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. George P. Harrison, Jr.
Co. A		William T. Holland William D. Cornwell	Butts
Co. B		John B. McDowell William R. Hall	Talbot
Co. C	Williams Volunteers	S. J. Heath	Burke
Co. D		Richard K. Hines J. A. Hines	Dougherty, Troup
Co. E		S. A. H. Jones P. R. Talaiferro	Calhoun, Jefferson
Co. F		William H. Pruden C. H. Willis C. T. F. Cardin	miscellaneous
Co. G		John A. Phillips	Emanuel, Montgomery
Co. H		Stephen D. Mobley	Monroe
Co. I		John F. Lewis	Pike, Upson
Co. K		Franklin G. Godbee John F. McElmurry	Burke, Effingham
This regiment, originally known as the 57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, was organized in September and October 1861.

33rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. A. Littlefield
Although organizational activities appear to have been held to muster this regiment into service, it was never actually mustered into active service. However, some prisoners of war paroled at Greensboro, NC at the end of the war claimed to have been members of this unit. Governor Brown wrote to the Secretary of War in 1861 requesting that General Lee supply this regiment with arms, and order it to the Tennessee border (O.R. Series I, volume 52, part 2, pg. 209).

34th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. John A. W. Johnson
Co. A		John M. Jackson L. N. Linsley	Whitfield
Co. B		John P. Daniel A. W. Keith	Cherokee
Co. C		Jordan Rowland	Coweta
Co. D		George W. Blackwell	Chattooga
Co. E	Jackson County Volunteers	Alva T. Bennett	Jackson
Co. F		William E. Brock E. T. Rogers	Dade
Co. G		Russell A. Jones	Franklin
Co. H		Thomas Travis Dorough Thomas A. Neal Allen D. Chandler	Banks
Co. I		Caleb Chitwood	Franklin
Co. K		William A. Walker	Carroll
This regiment was organized in May 1862. It was successively known as Johnson's Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, the 59th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and the 34th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. About 9 April 1865 a part of this regiment was consolidated with the 39th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry to form the (New) 39th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and a part was consolidated with the 36th, 42nd, and a part of the 56th Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry to form the (New) 42nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

35th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Stephens Regiment		Col. Edward L. Thomas Col. Bolling H. Holt
Co. A	Haralson Brown Guard	William J. Head John Duke	Haralson
Co. B	Bartow Avengers	James M. White Graves B. Almand Nathan C. Carr	Newton
Co. C		David B. Henry Orlando S. Cochran John E. Steed	Campbell
Co. D		Lee A. J. Williams John M. Mitchell James P. Johnston	Fulton
Co. E	Campbell Volunteers	Evan R. Whitley George W. Hammond Thomas J. Davis	Campbell
Co. F		Robert M. Rawlins James T. McElvaney Thomas J. Davis	Gwinnett
Co. G		William S. Barrett James P. Wilkinson John Y. Carter	Walton
Co. H		Aaron K. Richardson Charles M. Tuggle Ezekiel M. Roberts	Gwinnett, Hall
Co. I		William Lucas Groves Washington T. Irvine	Chattooga
Co. K	Harris Guards	W. H. McCullohs J. W. Kimbrough	Harris
This regiment was know as the 4th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry at the time of its organization in September 1861. Apparently other companies were added to the battalion when the designation was changed to the 35th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #180, A&IGO (15 October 1861).

36th (Broyles') Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Glenn's 36th Georgia Infantry		Col. Jesse A. Glenn Col. Charles E. Broyles
Co. A		Joseph Glenn	Montgomery
Co. B		George A. Cooper William H. Hill	Whitfield
Co. C		B. B. White F. M. Dwight	Whitfield
Co. D		John Loudermilk	Bartow
Co. E		Jesse D. Gilbert W. B. Richards	Fulton
Co. F		Edward L. Morton George Baylis Hudson	Fulton
Co. G		Jasper J. Trammell D. H. Elledge J. P. Smith	Whitfield
Co. H		A. P. Roberts William G. Harris	Whitfield
Co. I		Bird Holcomb Jacob L. Morgan	Whitfield
Co. K		Alfred A. Dyer	Gwinnett
Co. L		Thomas Williams	Pickens
This regiment appears to have been organized around April or May 1862. About 9 April 1865 a portion of the 34th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, the 36th, 42nd, and 56th Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the (New) 42nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

36th (Villepique's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Georgia and Mississippi Regiment		Col. John B. Villepique Col. George A. Smith
Co. A	Independent Volunteers	Jacob W. Aderhold	Bibb
Co. B	Ringgold Volunteers	Harry J. Sprayberry	Catoosa
Co. C	Brown Infantry	George A. Smith	Bibb
Some men from this company later served variously in Co. A, 2nd Co. E, and Co. F of the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry.
Co. D	Lee's Volunteers	George Washington Lee Jabez R. Rhodes	Campbell, Fulton
Some of these men re-enlisted in Co. C/A, 1st Battalion Confederate Infantry.
Co. E		William H. Howard, Jr	Bartow
1st Co. F	Washington Light Artillery	Isadore P. Girardey	Richmond
Around April or May 1861 this company became an independent company known as Pritchard's Company.
2nd Co. F	Powder Springs Guards	W. H. Goodwin Milton J. Magbee	Cobb
Co. G	Natchez Quitman Light Artillery	William L. Lovell Richard T. English	Mississippi
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
Co. H	[Jackson] Quitman Light Artillery	James F. Kerr	Mississippi
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
Co. I	Vicksburg Artillery	Francis S. Tull Isaac N. Edwards	Mississippi
This company was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
Co. K	Simpson Mounted Rangers	E. S. Amos	Florida
This company, formerly known as Capt. E. S. Amos' Company Florida Cavalry, was transferred to the 36th (Villepique's) 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861).
This regiment was organized in October 1861 by the addition of three companies from Mississippi and one from Florida to the 1st Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The designation was changed to the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry by S.O. #25, A&IGO (31 January 1862).

37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Anthony F. Rudler Col. Joseph T. Smith
Co. A		Robert E. Wilson John Seay	Cobb, Murray, Whitfield
Co. B		Jesse J. Bradford Thomas E. Blanchard	Muscogee
Co. C		Andrew J. White John T. Murphey	Bibb, Cobb
Co. D		John G. McMullan Williamson M. Clark	Hart
Co. E		Dabney L. Gholston Jacob B. Eberhart	Madison, Whitfield
Co. F		David C. Young William T. Cochran	Franklin
Co. G		George Eberhart James A. Sanders	Elbert
Co. H		Stephen G. Pettus William A. Quinn	Lincoln, Wilkes
Co. I		Meredith Kendrick Thomas D. Wright William Hutchinson	Cobb, Coweta
Co. K		William H. H. Phelps P. H. Alston	Bibb, Muscogee
Co. L		Thomas Williams
Although a card exists in the Compiled Service Records stating that Co. L of the 37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry was originally Capt. Thomas Williams' Company, there are no records for any men who werved in Co. L in the Compiled Service Records.
This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry and the 17th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #171, A&IG) (20 July 1863). When the regiment was formed the officers wanted to call it the 1st Georgia Volunteers but Confederate officials in Richmond objected to this request and the designation was changed to the 37th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

37th (Spalding's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
See the 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

38th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Wright's Legion		Col. Augustus R. Wright Col. George Washington Lee Col. James D. Matthews
Co. A	[DeKalb] Murphy Guards	John Y. Flowers Alfred J. H. Pool William A. C. Miller	DeKalb
Co. B	Milton Guards	George W. McCleskey Andrew J. McMakin Andrew Jackson Phillips Joseph J. Maddox	Milton
Special note: Andrew Jackson Phillips was my great, great, great grandfather.
Co. C	McLeod Artillery Ben Hill Guards Ben Hill Artillery	William L. McLeod John B. Higdon	Bulloch
The Ben Hill Artillery was permanently detached from the 38th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O. #105, A&IGO (5 May 1864). Records show this never happened.
Co. D	McCullock Rifles	John G. Rankin	DeKalb
Co. E	Tom Cobb Infantry	James D. Matthews Charles A. Hawkins Robert T. Dorough	Oglrthorpe
Co. F	Thornton Line Volunteers	John G. Thornton Jackson O. Maxwell	Elbert
Co. G	Battey Guards	William H. Battey John W. Brinson Levin W. Farmer	Richmond
Co. H	Goshen Blues	Robert P. Eberhart Henry R. Deadwyler	Elbert
1st Co. I		Elijah Blackburn Samuel C. Jackson William A. Hill William H. McAfee John Goswick	Fulton
This company served as a company of light artillery in Wright's Legion. It became an independent company in 1862 and was reassigned to this regiment by S.O. #105, A&IGO (5 May 1864).
2nd Co. I		Henry L. Jones James E. Jones J. D. Grantham	Alabama
This company was formed in May 1862 by transfers from the 25th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry and was temporarily attached to the 1st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry until it was assigned to this regiment prior to the muster for 31 October 1862. The company was transferred to the 60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry around March 1863 as 2nd Co. A by order of Maj. Gen. Jubal A. Early. It became Co. K, 59th (later 61st) Regiment Alabama Infantry by S.O. #84, A&IGO (11 April 1864).
Co. K	Bartow Avengers	William D. Wright George W. Stubbs George F. Robinson Richard H. Fletcher	DeKalb
Co. M	Jo Thompson Lancers Jo Thompson Artillery	Lewis J. Parr Cornelius R. Hanleiter	Fulton
This company was attached to the regiment on 26 September 1861. It was detached on 10 June 1862 and became Captain Hanleiter's Battery, Georgia Artillery.
Co. N	Chestatee Artillery	Thomas H. Bomar William Hendrix Ira O. McDaniel	Dawson, Forsyth, Fulton
This regiment was organized in September 1861 as Wright's Georgia Legion and probably became the 38th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry in November or December 1861.

39th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. J. T. McConnell
Co. A		Leander W. Crook Samuel G. Garner	Murray
Co. B		T. H. Pitner G. W. Stockburger John D. Farrer	Whitfield
Co. C		Timothy Ford Augustus McHan	Whitfield
Co. D		James D. Cureton	Dade
Co. E		C. D. Hill Henry Penfield Osborne John F. Bentley	Walker
Co. F		James H. Anderson David U. Fox William T. Evans	Catoosa
Co. G		B. J. Brown James F. Harris	Gilmer
Co. H		William H. Edwards Hugh M. Middleton	Chattooga
Co. I		John D. Hays William P. Milton	Gilmer
Co. K		John W. Brady Alford C. Ward	Walker
This regiment appears to have been organized about March 1862.

(New) 39th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
About 9 April 1865 a part of the 34th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry was consolidated with the 39th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry to form the (New) 39th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. No organizational records exist for this regiment.

40th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry

Co. A		J. N. Dobbs	various
Co. B			various
Co. C			various
Co. D			various
Co. E		W. J. Sloan	various
Co. F		J. E. Stallings	various
This battalion was formed in April 1864 by the colsolidation of the 40th, 41st, and 43rd Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

40th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Abda Johnson
Co. A		John H. Matthews William H. Smith	Paulding
Co. B		John N. Dobbs	Bartow
Co. C		Z. B. Hargrove L. T. Mitchell	Floyd
Co. D		Robert M. Young Francis H. Hall D. G. J. Wylie	Gordon
Co. E		John F. Groover	Gordon
Co. F		John Middlebrooks	Paulding
Co. G		Thomas J. Foster	Haralson
Co. H		Joseph H. Neel	Bartow
Co. I		Abda Johnson Thomas W. Dodd Archibald Y. Sheats W. B. Center	Bartow
Co. K		Alex Murchison	Haralson
This regiment appears to have been formed about February or March 1862. In April 1865 the 40th, 41st, and 43rd Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the 40th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

41st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Charles A. McDaniel Col. William E. Curtiss
Co. A		Jared E. Stallings	Coweta, Meriwether
Co. B		George N. Lester David S. McClesky Thomas J. Dobbs	Cobb
Co. C		George S. Avery William B. Johnson	Cobb
Co. D		John W. Powell Thomas Leigh	Coweta
Co. E	Troup Light Infantry	John C. Curtright Joseph U. Lennard	Troup
Co. F	Howard Infantry	John Knight Anderson D. Abraham Stephen D. Clements	Meriwether
Co. G		Washington Hembree Robert A. Wood Madison L. Tyson	Carroll
Co. H		Newton J. Ross	Carroll
Co. I		William B. Thomasson	Heard
Co. K		Jonathan J. Bowen	Campbell
This regiment was organized about March 1862. In April 1865 the 40th, 41st, and 43rd Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the 40th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

42nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Robert J. Henderson
Co. A		Lovick P. Thomas	DeKalb, Fulton, Gwinnett
Co. B		Benjamin P. Weaver	Gwinnett
Co. C	Milton Tigers	Henry W. Parks Singleton A. Maxwell	Milton
Co. D		Nathan Clay Elijah H. Clarke	DeKalb
Co. E		Thomas J. Mercer	Newton
Co. F		James M. Summers	Newton
Co. G	Walton Blues	Enoch E. McCollum William D. Malcom	Walton
Co. H		Jett T. Mitchell	Walton
Co. I		John H. Bennett Thomas A. Hill	Fulton
Co. K		Robert F. Maddox William L. Calhoun	Fulton, Gordon
This regiment was organized in March 1862. About 9 April 1865 a portion of the 34th, the 36th, the 42nd, and a portion of the 56th Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the (New) 42nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

(New) 42nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
About 9 April 1865 a portion of the 34th, the 36th, the 42nd, and a portion of the 56th Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry were consolidated to form the (New) 42nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. No organizational records exist for this regiment.

43rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Skidmore Harris Col. Hiram Parks Bell Col. Henry C. Kellog
Co. A		William F. Mullins A. M. Rinehart W. J. Sloan	Cherokee, Bartow
Co. B		Mathadeus M. Grantham	Cherokee
Co. C		Benjamin F. Hanie Phillip R. Simmons Maric H. West	Pickens
Co. D		William P. Brown Michael J. Ragsdale	Fulton, Banks
Co. E		Thomas J. Pilgram William L. Graham	Forsyth
Co. F		Cicero H. Furr James F. Law John E. Waters	Hall
Co. G	Jackson County Volunteers	Michael M. Mintz Joseph M. Storey	Jackson
Co. H	Jackson County Volunteers	Homer R. Howard	Jackson
Co. I		Hiram Parks Bell William C. Lester Ira R. Hudson	Forsyth
Co. K		John F. Rives James F. Alexander	Hall
Co. L		Maric H. West	Pickens
Companies L and C were consolidated as Company C by S.O. #123, A&IGO (23 May 1863).
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862. In April 1865 the regiment was consolidated with the 40thand 41st Regiments Georgia Volunteer Infantry to form the 40th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
44th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Robert A. Smith Col. John B. Estes Col. Samuel P. Lumpkin Col. William H. Peebles
Co. A		William H. Peebles Henry M. Credille Augustus D. McKenzie	Henry
Co. B	Jasper Volunteers	John C. Key James Henderson	Jasper
Co. C		Samuel P. Lumpkin William B. Haygood	Clarke
Co. D	Estes Guards	John B. Estes Raby R. Hanes Thomas R. Daniel	Clayton
Co. E	Freeman Rangers	Joseph W. Adams James H. Connally	Spalding
Co. F	Putnam Volunteers	David L. Hitchcock Charles D. Pearson George G. Greene Joseph B. Reese	Putnam
Co. G		John Huie John L. Blalock Joseph A. Edmondson	Fayette
Co. H		Richard O. Bank John C. Redding John W. Butler Milton T. Butler Thomas C, Kendrick	Pike
Co. I		Charles W. Alliston Levi J. Smith John H. Harris	Morgan, Henry
Co. K	Greene County Volunteers	James W. Beck Thomas T. Eason	Greene
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862.

45th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Thomas Hardemann, Jr. Col. Thomas Simmons
Co. A	Gresham Rifles	M. R. Rodgers John H. Pickett William H. Shaw Thomas D. Kinder Louis Munch George F. Cherry	Bibb
Co. B		John W. Dosier W. L. Montgomery Warren Bush	Monroe
Co. C	Dooly Volunteers	James W. Carter John H. Baskin Henry G. Lamar	Dooly
Co. D	McCowan Guards	Joseph H. White Jesse Mays Thaddeus O. Jacobs Daniel S. Redding	Monroe
Co. E	Taylor Volunteers	William S. Wallace William W. Huff	Taylor
Co. F	Gray Infantry	Richard W. Bonner John Hardeman	Jones
Co. G	Myric Volunteers	Charles A. Conn Tomlinson F. Newell	Baldwin
The original nickname of this company may have been the Baldwin Blues Junior.
Co. H	Henderson Rangers	William M. Davis John G. Brown Charles N. Roundtree William E. Killen	Houston
Co. I		Lewis J. Dupree John J. Hall Jesse M. Carter	Butts, Spalding
Co. K	Ray Guards	Aurelius W. Gibson William Rutherford	Crawford
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862.

46th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Peyton H. Colquitt Col. Samuel J. C. Dunlap
Co. A		T. B. Hancock T. E. Sullivan H. O. Collier	Upson
Co. B		Samuel J. C. Dunlap Robert J. Redding	Schley
Co. C		A. H. Cooper F. G. Tillman	Muscogee
Co. D		E. G. Raiford W. R. Pheltz	Chattahoochee
Co. E		William A. Andrews	Harris
Co. F		John P. Beaty Robert M. Dixson	Webster
Co. G		Green A. Ball Malcolm Gillis	Stewart
Co. H		Eleazer Taylor	Marion
Co. I		William A. Daniel William F. Moore William A. Davis Thomas J. Davis	Talbot
Co. K		A. G. Bedell Joseph F. Pou Abe Miles	Muscogee
This regiment was organized in March 1862.

47th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Gilbert W. M. Williams Col. Aaron Coon Edwards
Co. A	Mitchell Volunteer Guards	Michael J. Doyle Bryan Conner	Chatham
Co. B	Randolph Light Guards	Patrick Rormley John J. Harper Seaborn R. Lawrence	Ranpolph
Co. C	Bulloch Guards	William W. Williams A. S. Canuet J. C. Thompson	Bullock
Co. D	Screven Guards	John D. Ashton J. L. Singleton	Screven
Co. E	Chatham Volunteers	William S. Phillips DeWitt Bruyn	Bryan, Chatham
Co. F	Appling Rangers	James H. Latimer Joseph G. Dedge	Appling
Co. G	Tattnall Invincibles	Phillip G. Tippins Daniel L. Kennedy	Tattnall
Co. H		Isaac M. Aiken Elliott W. Hazzard	Liberty, McIntosh
Co. I	Empire State Guards	A. C. Edwards T. P. Hines Stephen A. Wilson	Effingham
Co. K	Capers Volunteers	John DeLoach Joseph S. Cone James G. Cone Peter C. Sheffield	Bullock
This regiment was organized 22 March 1862 as the 11th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. It became the 57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry on 12 May 1862 with the addition of Company K. The regiment was consolidated with the 1st Regiment Georgia Regular Infantry and the 28th Battalion Georgia Siege Artillery to form the 1st (Consolidated) Regiment Georgia Regular Infantry about April 1865.

48th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William Gibson Col. Matthew R. Hall
Co. A	Gibson Volunteers	Allen Kelley Edmond G. Scruggs Francis M. Kelley	Glasscock
Co. B	Warren Infantry	Matthew R. Hall Joseph M. Roberts	Warren
Co. C	Georgia Light Guards	Henry S. Dortic Llewllyn G. Doughty Joshua K. Evans	Richmond
Co. D	Burke Volunteers	John A. Harlow Uriah Skinner	Burke
Co. E	Jefferson Volunteers	R. W. Carswell Thomas W. Polhill William J. Smith John W. Cheatam	Jefferson
Co. F		Thomas W. Kent	Johnson
Co. G		Ulysses A. Rice William N. Kendrick	Twiggs
Co. H	McLeod Volunteers	Neil McLeod A. C. Flanders	Emanuel
Co. I		Richard J. Wilson William A. Batchelor	Richmond
Co. K	Hamilton Rangers	Thomas J. Hamilton David T. Wilson	Columbia
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862.

49th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Andrew J. Lane Col. Samuel T. Player Col. John T. Jordan
Co. A	Wilkinson Invincibles	Samuel T. Player James B. Duggan John T. Hughes	Wilkinson
Co. B	Telfair Volunteers	James Humphreys James Y. Wilcox Wiley J. Williams Lucius L. Williams	Telfair
Co. C	Washington Guards	William W. Carter John T. Jordan Joseph F. Duggan	Washington
Co. D	Taliaferro Volunteers	William F. Holden John A. Durham Lunsford M. Andrews	Taliaferro
Co. E	State Right Guards	Samuel D. Fuller Alexander C. McLennan	Wilcox
Co. F	Irwin Volunteers	Oliver H. Cooke Thomas D. Wilcox	Irwin
Co. G	Laurens Volunteers	James T. Chappell Calophrey Clark Hardy B. Stanley	Laurens
Co. H		Charles M. Jones Augustus D. Jernigan William G. Bell George W. Roughton	Washington
Co. I	Pierce Guard	Andrew J. Lane James J. Lawrence John W. Allen William T. Mullally	Pierce
Co. K	Pulaski Greys	S. M. Manning H. H. Whitfield John H. Pate O. A. V. Rose Robert S. Anderson	Pulaski
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862.

50th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William R. Manning Col. Peter McGlasham
Co. A	Satilla Rangers	John T. Wilson James A. Waters George W. Waldron	Pierce
Co. B	Ware Volunteers	P. C. Pendleton Peter B. Bedford W. F. Pendleton	Ware
Co. C	Coffee [County] Guards	John M. Spence Alfred A. Smith	Coffee
Co. D	Valdosta Guards	James T. Bevill William D. Howell A. H. Lane	Lowndes
Co. E	Thomas County Rangers	Cicero H. Young Peter McGlashan Richard J. McLean George E. Fahm	Thomas
Co. F	Decatur Infantry	Duncan Curry William O. Fleming Henry S. Reeves	Decatur
Co. G	Clinch Volunteers	John R. Osteen Quarterman B. Staten	Clinch
Co. H	Colquitt Marksmen	Jeremiah W. Wills Lott Townsend	Colquitt
Co. I	Berrien County Light Infantry	E. C. Morgan William A. Smith	Berrien
Co. K	Brooks Volunteers	Pliny Sheffield John G. McCall	Brooks
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862.

51st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William M. Slaughter Col. Edward Rall Col. James Dickey
Co. A	Early Volunteers	Henry M. Dunwoody Sandford Alexander W. R. McClain	Early
Co. B	Lee Guards	William C. Ware William H. Chastain D. A. J. Sessions David D. Ware	Lee
Co. C	Mitchell Vanguard	Andrew Cumbie Isaac W. Brooks Andrew J. McLeod	Mitchell
Co. D	Miller Guards	Frank M. D. Hopkins William P. Chapman	Miller
Co. E		James Dickey William E. Harvin William L. King	Calhoun, Baker
Co. F	Terrell Infantry	Burrell J. Kendrick T. M. Jones G. H. Forkner	Terrell
Co. G	Harrison Volunteers	John P. Crawford	Quitman, Echols
Co. H		Edward Ball W. F. Davis H. R. Thomas	Randolph
Co. I	Clay Volunteers	O. P. Anthony S. A. McLendon William L. Burnett	Clay
Co. K	Dougherty Greys Dougherty Guards	William M. Slaughter Richard Hobbs Jesse S. Beall	Dougherty
This regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862.

52nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Wier Boyd Col. Charles D. Phillips
Co. A	Habersham Volunteers	Solomon H. Van Diviere John O. Gailey	Habersham
Co. B	Cleveland Volunteers	John Jay Moore A. F. Boyd	White
Co. C		R. R. Asbury	Lumpkin
Co. D	Boyd Guards	John A. Parker Joseph W. Woodward	Lumpkin
Co. E	Hiawassee Rangers	Daniel W. William	Towns
Co. F	Beauregard Braves	Samuel M. Beck	Rabun
Co. G	Alleghany Rangers	Lewis B. Beard Julius H. Barclay	Union
Co. H	Fannin Rifles	William W. Brown	Fannin
Co. I		John R. Russell	Dawson
Co. K		Temple F. Cooper	Franklin
The regiment appears to have been organized in March 1862. Some of the men who enlisted in this regiment were originally from Co. H, 1st (Ramsey's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

53rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Leonard T. Doyal Col. James P. Simms
Co. A		Thomas W. Atkins William C. Nutt	Spalding
Co. B		Thomas W. Sims Charles G. Chesnut Andrew J. Phillips	Newton
Co. C	Fayette Planters	Samuel W. Marchborne Daniel McLucas	Fayette
Co. D		James W. Hance A. Moses	Coweta
Co. E		James P. Simms Sanford W. Glass Grant D. Heard	Newton
Co. F		Thomas Sloan G. W. Vandigriff Absalom Farrar Sheridan R. Brown	Henry
Co. G		Robert P. Taylor R. H. Woods	Haralson
Co. H	Dixie Volunteers	William B. Baker David F. Riley	Pike
Co. I	Jeff Davis Riflemen	John M. D. Bond Andrew J. M. Robinson	Spalding, Butts
Co. K	Quitman Guards	James M. Ponder William J. Dumas	Monroe
This regiment appears to have been organized in May 1862.

54th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Charlton H. Way
Co. A		Thomas W. Brantley	Bibb, miscellaneous
Co. B		George W. Moody	miscellaneous
Co. C		Thomas M. Brantley D. A. Green	miscellaneous
Co. D		A. S. Roberts Joseph Miller	Chatham, miscellaneous
Co. E		Johnathan D. Evans H. M. Tally	Chatham, miscellaneous
Co. F		Walter S. Chisholm John W. Anderson	Chatham, miscellaneous
Co. G		G. W, Knight N. B. Roberts	Muscogee
Co. H		Charles R. Russell	Muscogee
Co. I		L. L. Elkins	Effingham, miscellaneous
Co. K		George Eason R. Bennett	Chatham, miscellaneous
This regiment was organized April 1862.

55th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. C. B. Harkie Col. A. W. Persons
Co. A		Turner J. Ball	Randolph
Co. B	Stocke Volunteers	James M. Griffin	Taliaferro
Co. C		William J. Collins L. E. Moreland	Dooly, Randolph
Co. D	Hall Volunteers	John G. Lister	Hall
Co. E		Benjamin R. Kendrick Robert D. Chapman	Miller
Co. F		H. W. Baker Thomas J. Robertson A. J. Orear	Meriwether
Co. G	Jackson Avengers	Robert L. Mitchell John W. Day	Randolph, Clay
Co. H		John P. Allen	Randolph
Co. I		David A. Lee William H. Hardman	Gwinnett
Co. K	Ector Rifles	Milton P. Tucker	Coweta
This regiment was organized 24 February 1864 by A. W. Persons at the direction of the Secretary of War and sent to Andersonville, Georgia to guard military prisoners. The greater portion of men composing the 55th had been captured at Cumberland Gap about 9 September 1863.

56th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. E. P. Watkins
Co. A		James P. Brewster Berry W. Cochran	Campbell
Co. B	Carroll Coasters	James B. Martin Charles E. Walker	Carroll
Originally this company was Co. B, 3rd Regiment Infantry, 2nd Brigade, Georgia State Troops.
Co. C		John A. Grice	Carroll
Co. D		William S. Monroe	Fulton
Co. E		J. F. Albert	Fulton
Co. F		P. H. Prather James H. Webb	Milton
Co. G		John M. Streetman	Fulton
Co. H		Isaac M. Parrish Hugh McMillian	Carroll
Co. I	Empire State Guard	John M. Cobb	Carroll
Originally this company was Co. C, 3rd Regiment Infantry, 2nd Brigade, Georgia State Troops.
Co. K		Benjamin T. Spearman	Heard
Co. L	Dooly Guards	E. W. Westbrook	Dooly
Later this company became Co. K 62nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry, then Co. K, 8^th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.
This regiment was organized in June 1862 as the 55th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The designation was later changed to the 56th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William Barkuloo
Co. A	Dixie Boys	Lucius C. Bryan	Thomas
Originally this company was Co. D, 2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops.
Co. B	Troup Volunteers, Co. B	James M. Smith	Laurens
Originally this company was Co. I, 2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops.
Co. C	Troup Volunteers, Co. A	Lucien Q. Tucker	Laurens
Originally this company was Co. C, 2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops.
Co. D		Henry K. Byington	Wilkinson
Co. E		Charles H. Richardson Isham H. Branham	Houston
Co. F		John F. Vinson John B. Fowler	Crawford
Co. G		James P. Jordan	Washington
Co. H		John R. Bonner	Baldwin
Co. I		George W. Bishop	Wilkinson
Co. K	Oconee Greys Oconee Guards	John W. Shinholser James N. Shinholser	Wilkinson
Originally this company was Co. B, 2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops.
This regiment was originally organized as the 2nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops in May 1862. Subsequently it became the 54th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Early in 1863 its designation was changed to the 57th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. In 1864 the regiment was at Camp Sumter, Andersonville, Georgia.

59th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. Jack Brown
Co. A		B. H. Gee George W. Jones	Decatur
Originally this company was Co. K, 1st Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops.
Co. B	Jackson Guards	John G. Collins George W. Sparks	Washington
Co. C	Arthur Greys	William H. Fickling	Taylor
Co. D	Bullard Guards	Daniel C. Smith Benton H. Miller	Hancock, Washington
Co. E	Cotton Planter Guards	Mastin G. Bass Benjamin L. Brown	Clay
Co. F	Worth Infantry	James M. Rouse	Worth
Co. G	Sidney Johnsons	James F. Brown Milton Brown	Marion
Co. H	Jack Browns	Jack Brown W. W. Drane Francis M. Robinson	Marion
Co. I		Elisha Cain John W. Hutcherson John R. Latimer	Hancock
Co. K	Lockett Volunteers	Charles J. Harris F. W. Johnson Seth H. Gates	Bibb
The regiment was organized originally as the 7th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Troops to serve for the duration of the war. The regiment was reorganized on 8 May 1862 as the 59th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Information about this regiment was supplied by Henry W. Persons.

60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. William H. Stiles, Sr Col. Thomas J. Berry Col. Waters B. Jones
Crowder's Co.		John T. Crowder	Monroe
This company became Co. D, 31st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry after 16 November 1861 by S.O. #290, HQ. Military District, Savannah, GA (16 October 1861).
1st Co. A	Bartow Artillery	Ambrose C. Dunn Thomas D. Bertody	Spalding
This company subsequently became Co. A, 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery.
2nd Co. A		John D. Grantham	Alabama
Origimally this company was 2nd Co. I, 38th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, and was later transfered to the 61st Regiment Alabama Volunteer Infantry by S.O #84, A&IGO (11 April 1864).
3rd Co. A	Anthony Grays	W. S. DuBose John J. Tucker	Meriwether
Originally this company was Co. E, 2nd Battalion North Carolina Infantry, Volunteers and became Co. A of the 60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry by S.O #84, A&IGO (11 April 1864).
Co. B	Fannin Guards	Waters B. Jones John W. McGee Christopher D. Burks	Fannin
Co. C	Walker Independents	James C. Wardlaw Milton Russell	Walker
Co. D	Whitfield Volunteers	Dickinson Taliaferro James C. Morris E. H. Martin	Whitfield
Co. E	Bartow Avengers	John W. Beck W. E. Cleveland	Whitfield
Co. F	Gilmer Volunteers	William P. Jarrett B. F. Keller	Gilmer
Co. G	Dooly Guards	John B. Colding John Y. Bedingfield	Dooly
Co. H		Moses A. Leake William H. Stiles, Jr R. S. Phillips	Bartow
Co. I		B. F. Fariss	Walker
Co. K		William H. Howard, Jr	Bartow
This regiment was originally organized as the 4th (Stiles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. It was raised to regimental strength in November 1861 and became the 60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry in May 1862.

61st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. John H. Lamar Col. James T. Matthews
Co. A	Irwin Cow Boys	James Y. McDuffie William J. Mathews George D. Willcox John J. Henderson	Irwin
Co. B	Tattnall Rangers	A. P. MacRae	Tattnall
Co. C	Wire Grass Rifle Company Wire Grass Rifles	James McDonald John A. Edmondson	Brooks
Co. D	DeKalb Guard	Henry Tillman Stephen H. Kennedy	Emanuel
Co. E	Montgomery Sharpshooters	Charles W. MacArthur Thomas M. McRae	Montgomery
Co. F	Starke (or Stark) Guards	Peter Brenan Robert T. Cochran	Quitman
Co. G		H. F. Colley Webster Fanning John T. Erwin	Wilkes
Co. H	Tattnall Volunteers	James B. Smith John M. Dasher James E. Deloatch	Tattnall
Co. I	Thomson Guards	James D. van Valkenburg	Dougherty
This company enlisted 1 October 1861 as an independent company attached to the 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. K		Eliphalet F. Sharpe	Various
This company was organized on 31 May 1862 with transferes from other companies in this regiment.
The regiment was originally organized as the 26th (Lamar's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Subsequently this regiment became the 7th Battalion Georgia Volunteer about 1 January 1862 before becoming the 61st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry about 31 May 1863.

63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Phoenix Regiment		Col. George A. Gordon
Co. A	Oglethorpe Artillery	J. V. H. Allen Louis A. Picquet	Richmond
Later this company became the 1st Co. A, "Oglethorpe Artillery", 12th Battalion Georgia Light Artillery.
Co. B	Phoenix Riflemen	George A. Gordon James T. Buckner	Various
This company, and companies F and K were formed by the division of Gordon's Company, "Phoenix Riflemen", 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. C		E. J. Craven	Fulton
Co. D		Edward H. Harrison	Various
This company was formed from transfers from companies A, B, and C, 13th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. E		Thaddeus Oliver J. H. Peebles	Marion, Pulaski
Co. F		George R. Black John H. Lopez	Various
This company, and companies A and K were formed by the division of Gordon's Company, "Phoenix Riflemen", 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. G		D. N. Martin	Spalding
Co. H		Henry H. Scranton	Laurens
Co. I		Charles W. Howard	Various
This company was raised as an independent company of siege artillery and was stationed at Thunderbolt battery near Savannah, Georgia. The company was assigned to the 63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry on 1 May 1864.
Co. K		John R. Giles William J. Dixon	Various
This company, and companies A and F were formed by the division of Gordon's Company, "Pheonix Riflemen", 1st (Olmstead's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
The regiment was organized as the 13th (Gordon's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The designation was changed to the 63rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry around May or June of 1863.

64th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Evans' Regiment		Col. John W. Evans Col. Walter H. Weems
Co. A		D. C. Smith R. W. Craven Jesse S. Thrasher	Fulton
Co. B		T. J. Pritchett	Bibb
Co. C		George S. Thomas	Fulton
Co. D		Paul Robinson J. M. C. Holamon James G. Brown	Dougherty
Co. E	Warren Aiken Guards	J. T. McCluskey	Fulton
Co. F		John K. Redd	Bibb, Muscogee
Co. G		Samuel Townsley	Bibb
Co. H		Richard A. Brown	Various
Co. I		N. W. Garrard J. F. Burch	Bibb, Muscogee
Co. K		Charles S. Jenkins	Fulton
This regiment appears to have been organized early in 1863.

65th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Fain's Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry		Col. John S. Fain Col. Robert H. Moore Col. W. G. Foster
Co. A	Gilmer Light Guards	Samuel F. Williams Washington L. Glass	Gilmer
Co. B		Andrew H. Morris Lewis C. Allan	Fannin
Co. C	Dixie Rangers	John H. Craven	Lumpkin, Union
Originally this was Co. G, 8th Regiment Infantry, 3rd Brigade, Georgia State Troops.
Co. D		Robert H. Moore William G. Foster	Floyd
Originally this was Co. C, 8th Regiment Infantry, 3rd Brigade, Georgia State Troops. The nickname of this company is confirmed in a typed transcript of a letter written by Richard P. Waters of the 8 th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry (Georgia Department of Archives and History, Microfilm Drawer 9, Filmbox 77)
Co. E		W. F. Thomas	Fannin
Co. F		Amzi Rudolph	Floyd, Lumpkin
Co. G		John W. Holmes	Towns
Co. H	Gilmer Tigers	Jacob W. Pearcy F. M. Kitchens	Gilmer
Originally this was Co. E, 8th Regiment Infantry, 3rd Brigade, Georgia State Troops.
Co. I		Henry L. Smith	Floyd, Habersham
Co. K		Benjamin F. Brown Benjamin C. Grant William W. Grant	Habersham
The regiment was organized 9 March 1863 by increasing the infantry battalion of Smith's Legion Georgia Volunteers to regimental size. The regiment was known originally as Fain's Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

66th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		Col. James Cooper Nesbit
Co. A		R. N. Hull B. H. Napier	Bibb
Co. B		Columbus M. Jordan A. H. C. Walker	DeKalb
Co. C		Henry F. Parks	Newton
Co. D		Charles J. Williamson	Bibb
Co. E		Moses Liddell Brown, Sr	DeKalb
Co. F		A. H. Reid	Putnam
Co. G		George A. Hall W. Morgan Weaver	Greene, Morgan
Co. H		Lorenzo D. Belisle	DeKalb
Co. I		Jesse Thornton	Clarke
Co. K		Thomas L. Langston	Clarke, Walton
This regiment was organized in August 1863.

67th Regiment Georgia Militia
		Col. James M. Mobley
Gorham's Co.		W. J. Gorham	Harris

81st Battalion Georgia Militia
		Col. B. W. Sinclair
Capt. Edmonson's Co.		James R. Edmonson	Brooks
Capt. McMurray's Co.		William H. McMurray	Brooks
Capt. Moore's Co.		Samuel L. Moore	Brooks
Capt. Sharpe's Co.		James E. Sharpe	Brooks
Capt. Young's Co.		Michael Young	Brooks

Capt. Alexander's Company, Georgia Infantry
		J. H. Alexander	Campbell
This company was organized in August 1863 to serve as local defence in Campbell County, especially for the New Manchester cotton mills and the flouring mills on Sweet Water Creek.

Anderson's Company, Local Defence Troops, Georgia
	Anderson Guards	Joshua Anderson	Union
This company was organized in August 1863 for six months service within the limits of the State.

Arsenal Battalion (Columbus, Georgia)
		Maj. A. W. Harris
Co. A		Thomas Fell W. H. Morrow	Muscogee
Co. B		A. D. Brown, Jr J. Brands	Muscogee
Co. C		A. C. Kirven	Muscogee
The battalion was organized in July 1864 and was composed of two companies. It was reorganized and expanded to three companies at an unknown date.

Athens Reserved Corps, Georgia Infantry
	Mitchell Thunderbolts	John Billups	Clarke
This independent company was organized between 22 July and 9 September 1863 in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia and served to the end of the war. The company was composed of influental, aged and infirm men. Some of these men were retired military. The company served as local defence in Athens and Clarke County. See, Montgomery, Marion. The Mitchell Thunderbolts. Georgia Review, 10(1):31-40 [1956].

Atwater's Company Infantry, Georgia State Guards
		James W. Atwater	Upson
The company was organized in August 1863 for six months to serve as local defence in Upson County, including the Upson Rail Road, various cotton manfactories, government stores in Thomaston and the Depot at The Rock.

Augusta Battalion
Nothing else is known about this battalion.

Capt. Bard's Company, Georgia Infantry
		James H. Bard	Whitfield
The Company was organized in August 1863 for six months service as local defence in Whitfield County.

Capt. Barney's Company, Georgia Infantry
	Richmond Factory Guards	George F. Barney	Richmond
The company was organized in August 1863 for six months service as infantry in Richmond County.

Capt. Brooks' Company, Georgia Infantry
	Mitchell Home Guards	H. P. Brooks	Mitchell
This company was organized in August 1863 for six months service.

Capt. Caraker's Company, Georgia Infantry
	Milledgeville Guards	William Caraker	Baldwin
The company was organized in August 1863 for six months service. It was composed of factory operators and other exempts serving as defence for Baldwin County.

Capt. Chapman's Company, Local Defence Troops, Georgia
	Georgia Defenders	F. S. Chapman	Muscogee
The company was organized 27 July 1863 for the war as local defence for Columbus, Georgia and an area inscribed by a radius of one hundred miles from the city.

City Battalion, Local Defence Troops (Columbus, Georgia)
		Maj. F. G. Wilkins
Co. A	Johnson Guards	C. E. White	Muscogee
This company was composed of detailed men employeed in government transportation works under the command of Col. T. C. Johnson.
Co. B		W. R. Kent	Muscogee
This company was composed of detailed men employeed in various government departments in Columbus.
Co. C		C. Rosenstihl	Muscogee
This company was composed of detailed men employeed by government contractors in works at Columbus connected with the arsenal.
Williams' Co.	Vigilant Fire Company	William C. Williams	Muscogee
This company was composed of detailed men employeed by the Fire Department.
The battalion was organized in August 1864 for the defence of Columbus, Georgia.

Capt. Clemons' Company, Local Defence Troops. Georgia
		J. J. Clemons	Richmond
This unit was organized 3 September 1864 as a company of detailed men from government shops under the charge of Maj. W. F. Hawes, Q.M.

Coast Guard Battalion, Georgia Militia
		Col. William B. Goulden
Co. A		S. B. Smith	Liberty
The battalion was organized in September 1864.

Cobb Guards, Georgia Infantry
Co. A		Francis T. Cullens	Clay, Florida, Alabama
Co. B		Richard A. Turnipseed	Clay, Florida, Alabama
This unit was organized originally around November 1862 as Capt. Cullens' Independent Company of Infantry. It was attached temporarily to the 1st Battalion Florida Infantry on 8 August 1863. The company was divided into two companies by S.O. #251, Headquarters Military District of Georgia (19 September 1863). Companies A and B were temporarily attached to the 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery as Companies G and H, respectively, on the same date.

Capt. Collier's Company, Georgia Infantry
		B. T. Collier	Worth
This company was organized in August 1863 for six months service.

Capt. Collier's Company, Local Defence Troops, Georgia
Collier Guards		John Collier Thomas G. Jackson	Fulton
The company was organized in August 1863 for six months service as infantry for defence of the city of Atlanta, and not to be carried a greater distance than twenty-five miles from the city.

Cook's Battalion, Georgia Reserves
		Maj. Cook
Nothing else is known about this battalion.

Capt. Cullens' Independent Company of Infantry
See the Cobb Guards, Georgia Infantry.

Capt. Dozier's Company, Georgia Infantry
		M. E. Dozier	Paulding
This company was organized in August 1863 for the war to serve as local defence in the former Cherokee lands (northwest corner of Georgia), including Atlanta and Rome.

Capt. Ezzard's Company, Georgia Infantry
		William Ezzard	Fulton
This company was organized 3 September 1863 for six months service as local defence for Atlanta.

Capt. Fuller's Company, Georgia State Troops
		William A. Fuller	Fulton
The company was organized 3 August 1863 for six months service as defence for the Western and Atlantic Rail Road and the city of Atlanta. The company was composed of employees of the Western and Atlantic Rail Road.

Garrison’s Co., Georgia Local Defense Troops
	Ogeechee Minute Men	D. W. Garrison	Warren, Hancock
This company was organized 10 September 1863 to serve six months for defense of Warren and Hancock counties.

Green’s Co., Georgia Infantry
	State Armory Guards	Joseph W. Green	Baldwin
This company was organized 25 June 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in Baldwin County.

Grubbs’ Co., Georgia Infantry
	Minute Men	James Grubbs	Emanuel
This company was organized 12 Septeember 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in the 1st, 2nd and 5th Congressional Districts.

Hamlet’s Co., Georgia Infantry, Local Defence Troops
		J. R. Hamlet	Bibb
This company was organized 12 September 1864 to serve as local defense. It was composed of employees of the C. S. Central Laboratory in Macon, Georgia.

Hansell’s Co., Georgia State Guards
		Augustus H. Hansell	Thomas
This company was organized 4 August 1864 to serve as local defense for six months in the southwest quarter of Georgia, west of the Altamaha River either attached to the battalion of Maj. A. T. McIntyre, or as a separate and independent infantry company.

Harris’ Co., Georgia Volunteers
	Brunswick Rifles	Benjamin P. Harris	Glynn
This company was organized 29 May 1861 to serve for 60 days. Many of these men re-enlisted in the 13th (Styles') Battalion Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

Hendry’s Co., Mounted Infantry
	Pierce Mounted Infantry	E. D. Hendry	Pierce
This company was organized 29 September 1863 to serve as local defense for six months as mounted infantry, and assigned to the coast between the Altamaha and St. Mary rivers and embracing the counties as far back as Wilcox, Coffee, Clinch, and Echols.

Holmes’ Co., Georgia Infantry
	Wright Local Guards	J. P. Holmes
Nothing else is known about this company.

Howard’s Co., Georgia Non-conscripts
		T. B. Howard	Muscogee
This company was organized 18 May 1863 to serve for the duration of the war as guards in the city of Columbus, Georgia.

Hull’s Co., Georgia Infantry
		George G. Hull	Fulton
This company was organized 3 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in the city of Atlanta. The company was composed of officers and employees of the West Point Rail Road.

Jackson’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Thomas C. Jackson	Fulton
This company was formed 1 February 1864 to serve as local defense for the duration of the war for the defense of Atlanta. This company was known formerly as the Collier Guards.

Jones' Battalion Rifles, 4th Brigade, Georgia State Troops
Jones’ Battalion Riflemen		Lt. Col. Seaborn Jones, Jr
Co. 1	Campbellton Home Guards	Thomas C. Glover	Campbell
This company was detached from the battalion at reorganization.
Co. 2		R. C. Paton
This company was detached from the battalion at reorganization.
Co. 3	Polk County Rifles	Seaborn Jones, Jr Henry Frank Wimberly	Polk
At reorganization this company became Co. D of the infantry battalion of Phillips’ Legion.
Co. 4	Dalton Guards	Robert Thomas Cook	Whitfield
At reorganization this company became Co. B of the infantry battalion of Phillips’ Legion.
Co. 5	Habersham Volunteers Habersham Rifles	Elihu Sandy Barclay, Jr	Habersham
At reorganization this company became Co. C of the infantry battalion of Phillips’ Legion.
Co. A	Greene County Rifles	Phillip B. Robinson	Greene
This company was added to the battalion at its reorganization and became Co. A of the infantry battalion of Phillips’ Legion.
Co. E	Blue Ridge Rifles	Joseph Hamilton	Lumpkin
This company was added to the battalion at its reorganization and became Co. E of the infantry battalion of Phillips’ Legion.
This battalion was organized May 1861. It was reorganized 26 June 1861 and became the infantry battalion of Phillips’ Legion.

Jones’ Co., Georgia Infantry
	Jones Hussars	John J. Jones	Richmond
This company was organized 4 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months to defend one quarter of the State of Georgia extending in a circle westwardly from Augusta, Georgia.

Kay’s Co., Georgia Infantry
	Franklin County Guards	Silas W. Kay	Franklin
This company was organized 8 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months to defend Franklin, Habersham and Banks counties.

Lane’s Co., Georgia Infantry
	Jasper and Butts County Guards	Augustus W. Lane	Jasper, Butts
This company was organized 12 September 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in Jasper and Butts counties.

Matthews’ Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	East to West Point Guards	John J. Matthews	Troup
This company was organized 29 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months. The company was composed of Troup County Railroad operatives.

Medlin’s Co., Georgia State Guards
	High Shoals Defenders	A. J. Medlin	Morgan
This company was organized 25 July 1863 to serve as local defense for six months at High Shoals Factory and in the immediate vicinity.

Milner’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Madison County Home Guards	Robert W. Milner	Madison
This company was organized around August or September 1863 to serve as local defense in Madison County.

Moore’s Co., Georgia State Guards
	Baldwin Infantry	J. N. Moore	Baldwin
This company was organized 1 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months within the limits of Baldwin County. The company was composed of employees of the Penitentiary and Lunatic Asylum, and printers on public printing.

Moring’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Emanuel Troops	Joel J. Moring	Emanuel
This company was organized 23 July 1863 to serve as local defense for six months.

Pool’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
		B. G. Pool	Bartow
This company was organized 19 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in Baldwin County.

Porter’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Georgia Rail Road Guards	James H. Porter	Fulton
This company was organized 4 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months. The company re-enlisted 1 February 1864 to serve as local defense for the duration of the war.

Preston’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Augusta & Savannah Rail Road Guards	Joseph B. Preston	Richmond
This company was organized 3 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months on the Augusta Branch of the Central Rail Road and its appurtenances. The company was not to be removed from the control of the proper officers of the Central Rail Road by any military authority.

Rigdon Guards, Georgia Infantry
		A. J. Smith	Richmond
This company was organized 8 June 1864.

Roberts’ Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Capt. Roberts’ Co., Exempts, Georgia Infantry	Albert Roberts	Fulton
This company was organized 6 June 1864 to serve as local defense for the city of Atlanta during the "present emergency". The company was composed of exempte willing to serve.

Rowland's Battalion, Georgia Conscripts
		Maj. A. M. Rowland
This battalion was organized in September 1863 in Macon, Georgia to serve for the duration of the war.

Russell’s Co., Georgia Infantry
	Newton Factory Employees	Job Russell	Newton
This company was organized 5 August 1863 as local defense for six months at the Newton Factory.

Stephens’ Co., Pikemen, Georgia State Troops, 3rd Brigade
[Habersham] Chattahoochee Rangers Pikemen		Littleton Stephens	Habersham
This company was organized 3 February 1862 for six months service. The troops were armed with pikes.

Taylor’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Richard S. Taylor	Clarke
This company was organized 19 July 1864 to serve as local defense for the duration of the war.

Thornton’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Muscogee Guards	B. A. Thornton	Muscogee
This company was organized 4 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in the State of Georgia from West Point due east one hundred miles and thence to the Florida line.

Weem’s Detachment, Camp Guards, Augusta, Georgia
		Lt. E. L. Weems	Richmond
Very little is known about this company. The few records that exist are from September 1864.

White’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
		James White	Clarke
This company was organized 18 June 1864 to serve as local defense and special service for the duration of the war in Athens, Georgia and vicinity.

Whiteside’s Naval Battalion, Georgia Infantry, Local Defence Troops
See: Columbus Naval Iron Works Battalion

Witt’s Co., Georgia Local Defence Troops
	Express Infantry	H. H. Witt	Fulton
This company was organized 1 August 1863 to serve as local defense for six months in Atlanta, Georgia.

Wyly’s Co., Georgia Infantry
	Mell Scouts	Oliver C. Wyly	Towns
This company was organized August 1863 to serve as local defense within the 6th and 9th Congressional Districts.

Youngblood's Battalion, Local Defence Troops, Georgia
Nothing else is known about this battalion.