This is a List of Confederate Civil War units from Georgia, many of which were mustered in April 1861.

Infantry

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* 1st (Regular) Infantry * 1st (Olmstead's/Mercer's) Infantry * 1st (Ramsey's) Infantry * 1st Consolidated Infantry (1st Regular, 47th Infantry and 28th Siege Artillery Btln.) * 2nd Infantry * 3rd Infantry * 4th Infantry *

5th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Served under John King Jackson's Brigade The 5th Georgia Volunteer Infantry was organized on May 11, 1861, and surrendered on April 26, 1865. They were formed from 10 Companies in 1861 to be first posted in Florida under General Bragg, where they ...

* 6th Infantry * 7th Infantry * 8th Infantry * 9th Infantry * 10th Infantry *

11th Infantry The 11th Infantry Regiment is a regiment in the United States Army. In 2007, the 11th Infantry was reflagged as the 199th Infantry Brigade, as part of the "Transformation of the US Army" effort. Today, the 11th Infantry Regiment is part of the ...

* 12th Infantry * 13th Infantry * 14th Infantry * 15th Infantry * 16th Infantry *

17th Infantry The 17th Infantry (The Loyal Regiment) was an infantry regiment of the Bengal Army, later of the united British Indian Army. It was formed at Phillour in 1858 by Major J. C. Innes from men of the 3rd, 36th and 61st Bengal Native Infantry regiment ...

18th Infantry The 18th Infantry were an infantry regiment of the British Indian Army. Their origins trace back to 1795, when they were known as the Calcutta Native Militia. Over the years they were known by a number of different names, such as the Alipore Regim ...

* 19th Infantry * 20th Infantry * 21st Infantry * 22nd Infantry * 23rd Infantry * 24th Infantry * 25th Infantry * 26th Infantry * 27th Infantry * 28th Infantry * 29th Infantry * 30th Infantry * 31st Infantry * 32nd Infantry * 34th Infantry * 35th Infantry * 36th Infantry (1st Confederate) * 37th Infantry * 38th Infantry * 39th Infantry * 40th Infantry * 41st Infantry * 42nd Infantry * 43rd Infantry * 44th Infantry * 45th Infantry * 46th Infantry * 47th Infantry * 48th Infantry * 49th Infantry * 50th Infantry * 51st Infantry * 52nd Infantry * 53rd Infantry * 54th Infantry * 55th Infantry * 56th Georgia Volunteer Infantry * 57th Infantry * 59th Infantry * 60th Infantry * 61st Georgia Volunteer Infantry * 63d Infantry * 64th Infantry * 65th Infantry * 66th Infantry * 2nd Georgia Infantry Battalion * 7th Georgia Infantry Battalion * 8th Georgia Infantry Battalion * 9th Battalion, Infantry * 10th Georgia Infantry Battalion * 18th Georgia Infantry Battalion * 26th Georgia Infantry Battalion * 27th Georgia Infantry Battalion * 40th Georgia Infantry Battalion *

1st Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion The 1st Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion was a sharpshooter unit of the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. It was authorized by an act in April 1862 by the Confederate Congress, and was formed in Savannah, Georgia. The 1st Battali ...

* 2nd Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion * 3rd Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion * 4th Georgia Sharpshooter Battalion

Cavalry

* 1st Cavalry * 2nd Cavalry * 3rd Cavalry * 4th Cavalry (Clinch's) * 5th Cavalry ** Georgia Hussars (Company A) * 7th Cavalry * 8th Cavalry * 10th Cavalry * 11th Cavalry * 12th Cavalry * 13th Cavalry * 29th Cavalry * 62nd Cavalry *

1st Battalion, Georgia Cavalry 1st Georgia Cavalry Battalion was a battalion of cavalry that served in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. It was first organized with five companies during the late fall of 1861 in Rome, Georgia, composed of men from M ...

* 2nd Cavalry Battalion * 19th Cavalry Battalion * 20th Cavalry Battalion * 21st Cavalry Battalion * 24th Cavalry Battalion * 29th Cavalry Battalion

Artillery

* 1st Artillery * 9th Artillery Battalion * 11th Artillery Battalion (Sumter Artillery) * 12th Light Artillery Battalion * 14th (Montgomery's) Battalion, Light Artillery * 22nd Battalion, Heavy Artillery * 28th Battalion, Siege Artillery * Anderson's (Captain) Battalion, Light Artillery * Maxwell's (Captain) Battalion, Regular Light Artillery * Baker's (Captain) Company, Artillery * Barnwell's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery * Bartow Artillery * Blodgett's Flying Artillery * Brooks' (Captain) Company (Terrell Light Artillery) * Campbell's (Captain) Independent Company, Siege Artillery * Chatham Artillery (Wheaton's Artillery) * Chatham Siege Artillery * Cherokee Artillery (Van Den Corput's Company)Waters, Zack C., and Garry Fisher. " The Damnedest Set of Fellows": A History of Georgia's Cherokee Artillery. Mercer University Press, 2020. * Chestatee Artillery * Clinch's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery * Columbus Artillery * Cooper's Artillery Company * Croft's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery (Columbus Artillery) * Daniell's Battery, Light Artillery * Dunn's (Captain) Company, Artillery (Bartow Artillery) * Ferrell's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery * Forrest Artillery * Fraser's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery (Pulaski Artillery) * Guerard's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery * Hamilton's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery (Company A, 1st Regular Infantry) * Hanleiter's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery (Jo Thompson Artillery) * Havis' (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery * Howell's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery * Hudson's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery (Arsenal Battery) * King's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery * Lumpkin's (Captain) Company, Artillery * Massenburg's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery (Jackson Artillery) * Maxwell's (Captain) Regular Light Battery, Artillery (Company D, 1st Regular Infantry) * Milledge's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery * Moore's (Captain) Battery, Artillery * Pritchard's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery (Washington Artillery) * Ritter's (Captain) Company, Light Artillery * Scogin's (Captain) Battery, Light Artillery (Griffin Light Artillery) * Siege Train (Major Buist) Artillery * Slaten's (Captain) Company, Artillery (Macon Light Artillery) * Tiller's (Captain) Company (Echols Light Artillery) * Wheaton's (Captain) Company, Artillery (Chatham Artillery)

State Guards

* 1st Infantry (State Guards) * 5th Infantry (State Guards) * 6th Infantry (State Guards) * 7th Infantry (State Guards) * 8th Infantry (State Guards) * 9th Infantry (State Guards) * 1st Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 2nd Battalion, Infantry (Atlanta Arsenal Battalion, State Guards) * 3rd Battalion (Atlanta Fire Battalion, State Guards) * 4th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 5th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 11th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 13th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 14th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 17th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 18th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * 19th Battalion, Infantry (State Guards) * Hansell's (Captain) Company, Infantry (State Guards) * 2nd Cavalry (State Guards) * 3rd Cavalry (State Guards) * 4th Cavalry (State Guards) * 10th Cavalry (State Guards) * 11th Cavalry (State Guards) * 12th (Robinson's) Cavalry (State Guards) * 12th (Wright's) Cavalry (State Guards) * 6th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 7th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 8th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 9th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 10th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 12th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 15th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 16th Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 22d Battalion, Cavalry (State Guards) * 1st Gordon Squadron, Cavalry (State Guards) * Bond's (Captain) Company, Cavalry (State Guards)

State Troops

* 1st Regiment (State Troops) * 2nd Regiment, Infantry, State Troops * 2nd Battalion, State Troops * 11th (State Troops) *

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Artillery (State Troops) * Fay's Battery (Etowah Iron Works Artillery) (State Troops) * Pruden's Battery, Artillery (State Troops)

Legions

* 1st Georgia Legion ** Infantry Battalion ** Cavalry Regiment (6th Cavalry) * Cobb's Legion ** Infantry Battalion ** Cavalry Regiment (9th Cavalry) ** Carlton's Battery (Troup Artillery) * Cherokee Legion (State Guards) * Floyd Legion ** Infantry (State Guards) ** Cavalry (State Guards) * Phillips' Legion ** Infantry Battalion *** ''

Blue Ridge Rifles The Blue Ridge Rifles, established in 1950, is a military precision drill team within the ROTC program at the University of North Georgia. It is not directly affiliated with the Blue Ridge Rifles that existed as a military unit of the Confederate ...

'' (Company E) ** Cavalry Battalion * Smith's Legion * Wright's Legion

Other units

* 1st (Fannin's) Reserves * 1st (Symons') Reserves * 1st Battalion, Reserves, Artillery * 1st Battalion, Reserves, Cavalry * 1st Battalion, Reserves, Infantry * 1st City Battalion, Infantry (Columbus) * 1st Confederate Battalion, Infantry * 1st Local Troops, Infantry * 1st Militia * 1st Ordnance Battalion * 1st Regiment (Army of Georgia) * 1st Regiment (Reserves) * 1st Regiment, Engineer Troops * 1st Regiment, Infantry (Local Troops) (Augusta) * 1st Regiment, Light Duty Men * 1st Regiment, Troops and Defenses (Macon) * 1st State Line * 2nd Battalion Troops and Defences (Macon) * 2nd Militia * 2nd Regiment, Militia * 2nd Reserves * 2nd State Line, Including Stapleton's and Storey's 3d Infantry * 2nd Division, Militia * 3rd Reserves * 4th (Avery's) Cavalry * 4th (Clinch's) Cavalry * 4th Infantry (State Guard) * 4th Reserves * 5th Militia * 5th Reserves * 6th Militia * 6th Reserves * 6th State Line * 10th Militia * 12th Militia * 23rd Battalion, Militia (Cook's Reserve Battalion) * 23rd Battalion, Infantry, Local Defense (Athens Battalion, Enfield Rifle Battalion) * 25th Battalion, Infantry (Provost Guard) * 27th Battalion, Infantry (Non-Conscripts) * Alexander's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Alexander's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Allen's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Anderson's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Anderson Guards) * Arnold's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Arsenal Battalion, Infantry (Columbus) * Asher's (Captain) Company (Murray Cavalry) * Athens Reserve Corps, Infantry * Atlanta Arsenal Battery, Light Artillery (Local Troops) * Atwater's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Augusta Battalion, Infantry * Baird's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Baldwin Ordnance Battalion (Local Defense) * Bard's Company, Infantry * Barney's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Richmond Factory Guards) * Blue Ridge Tiger Regiment (State Guard) * Boddie's (Captain) Company (Troup ountyIndependent Cavalry) * Bradshaw's Cavalry Battalion * Brook's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Mitchell Home Guards) * Camden County Militia (Mounted) * Caraker's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Milledgeville Guards) * Chapman's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Defenders) * Chatham Light Horse * City Battalion, Infantry (Columbus) * City Light Guards (Columbus) * Clemons' (Captain) Company, Infantry * Coast Guard Battalion, Militia * Cobb's Guards, Infantry * Coffee Revengers * Collier's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Collier's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Collier Guards) * Conscripts, Georgia * Corbin's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Dorough's Battalion, Cavalry * Dozier's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Ezzard's (Captain) Company, Infantry * First Battalion, Reserve Cavalry * Floyd's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Fuller's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Garrison's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Ogeechee Minute Men) * Gartrell's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Green's (Captain) Company, Infantry (State Armory Guards) * Grubb's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Hall's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Hamlet's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Hardwick Mounted Rifles * Harris' (Captain) Independent Company, Infantry (Brunswick Rifles) * Heard County Rangers, Infantry (part of the 41st Infantry) * Hendry's (Captain) Company, Cavalry (Atlantic and Gulf Guards) * Hendry's (Captain) Company, Mounted Infantry (Pierce Mounted Volunteers) * Holmes' (Captain) Company, Infantry (Wright Local Guards) * Howard's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Non-Conscripts) * Hull's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Humphrey's (Captain) Company, Independent Cavalry (Reserves) * Jackson's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Jones' (Captain) Company, Infantry (Jones Hussars) * Kay's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Franklin County Guards) * Lane's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Jasper and Butts County Guards) * Logan's (Captain) Company, Cavalry (White County Old Men's Home Guards) * Matthews' (Captain) Company, Infantry (East to West Point Guards) * Mayer's (Captain) Company (Appling Cavalry) * Medlin's (Captain) Independent Company, Infantry (High Shoals Defenders) * Milner's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Madison County Home Guard) * Miscellaneous, Georgia * Moore's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Baldwin Infantry) * Moring's (Captain) Company, Infantry (Emanuel Troops) *

Nancy Harts The Nancy Harts were various troops of female militia raised in the Southern United States during the American Civil War. Named in honor of Nancy Hart, all the troops eventually were dissolved, except for the one from LaGrange, Georgia. Chiefly ...

(Nancy Hart Rifles) * Nelson's (Captain) Independent Company, Cavalry * Newbern's (Captain) Company, Cavalry (Coffee Revengers) * Pemberton's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Pool's (Captain) Company, Infantry * Porter's (Captain) Company (Georgia Railroad Guards) * Preston's (Captain) Company (Railroad Guards) * Ragland's Company, Cavalry * Rigdon Guards * Roberts' (Captain) Company, Exempts * Roswell Battalion, Cavalry * Rowland's Battalion, Conscripts * Rumph's (Captain) Company (Wayne Cavalry Guards) * Russell's (Captain) Company (Newton Factory Employees) * Russell's (Captain) Company, Cavalry * Taylor's (Captain) Company * Thornton's (Captain) Company (Muscogee Guards) * Waring's (Lieutenant) Company, Cavalry * Weem's (Lieutenant) Detachment, Camp Guard (Augusta) * White's (Captain) Company * Whiteside's Naval Battalion, Infantry (Local Defense) * Witt's (Captain) Company (Express Infantry) * Wyly's (Captain) Company (Mell Scouts) * Young's (Captain) Company, Cavalry (Alleghany Troopers) * Youngblood's Battalion, Infantry * Zollicoffer Guards, Infantry

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