Confederate Artillery

CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY AT FIRST BULL RUN *

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: Brig .Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard

Col. S. Jones, Chief of Artillery

Alexandria Light Artillery: Captain Delaware Kemper

• Four 6-pdr Guns, M1841

1st Company, Richmond Howitzers: Captain J.C. Shields

• Four 6-pdr Guns, M1841

1st Company, Washington Artillery of New Orleans: Lt. T.L. Rosser

• Four 12-pdr Field Howitzers

2nd Company, Washington Artillery: Captain M.B. Miller

• Two 6-pdr Guns, M1841

3rd Company, Washington Artillery: Lt. J.J. Garnett

• One 6-pdr (3″) Rifle

• One 6-pdr Gun, M1841

4th Company, Washington Artillery: Lt. Charles W. Squires

• Three 6-pdr Guns, M1841

• Two 6-pdr (3″) Rifles: Lt. J.B. Richardson

Loudoun (Leesburg) Artillery: Captain Arthur L. Rogers

• Two 6-pdr Guns, M1841

• Two 6-pdr Guns, M1841: Lt. Henry Heaton

Lynchburg Artillery: Captain H. Grey Latham

• Two 6-pdr Guns, M1841

• Two 6-pdr Guns, M1841: Lts. Geo. S. Davidson/C. Leftwich

Purcell Artillery: Captain Reuben Lindsey Walker

• Six 10-pdr Parrott Rifles

ARMY OF THE SHENANDOAH: General Joseph E. Johnston

Col. W. N. Pendleton – Chief of Artillery

Rockbridge Artillery: Captain J.P. Brockenbrough

• One12-pdr Field Howitzer, M1841

• One 6-pdr Gun, M1841

• Two Light 6-pdr “Cadet” Guns

Staunton Artillery: Captain John D. Imboden

• Four 6-pdr Guns, M1841

Wise Artillery: Capt. E.G. Albertis (Lt. John Pelham)

• Four 6-pdr Guns, M1841

Culpeper Artillery (King & Queen Baty.): Lt. R.F. Beckham

• Four 6-pdr Guns, M1841

Thomas Artillery: Captain Philip B. Stanard

• Four 6-pdr Guns, M1841  

* Thanks to NPS Museum Specialist Jim Burgess for providing the basis for this page