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Order Of Battle

Confederate Units

Army Of The West, Major General Earl Van Dorn

McCulloch's Division, Brigadier General Ben McCulloch (killed)

Infantry Brigade, Colonel Louis Hebert (captured) Colonel Evander McNair

4th Arkansas Infantry 14th Arkansas Infantry 15th Arkansas Infantry 16th Arkansas Infantry 17th Arkansas Infantry 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted) 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted) 3rd Louisiana Infantry 4th Texas Cavalry Battalion

Colonel Evander McNair, Lt. Colonel Samuel Ogden Colonel William C. Mitchell (captured) Colonel Dandridge McRae Colonel John F. Hill Colonel Frank A. Rector Colonel Thomas J. Churchill Colonel Benjamin T. Embry Major Will F. Tunnard (captured), Captain W. L. Gunnells Major John W. Whitfield

Cavalry Brigade, Brigadier General James McIntosh (killed)

3rd Texas Cavalry 6th Texas Cavalry 9th Texas Cavalry 11th Texas Cavalry 1st Arkansas Cavalry Battalion 1st Texas Cavalry Battalion

Colonel Elkanah Greer, Lt. Colonel Walter P. Lane Colonel B. Warren Stone Colonel William B. Sims (wounded), Lt. Colonel William Quayle Colonel William C. Young Major Willaim H. Brooks Major R. Phillip Crump

Artillery

Hart's Arkansas Battery (4 guns) Provence's Arkansas Battery (4 guns) Good's Texas Battery (6 guns) Gaines' Arkansas Battery (4 guns)

Captain William Hart Captain David Provence Captain John J. Good Captain James J. Gaines

Pike's Brigade, Brigadier General Albert Pike

1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles 2nd Cherokee Mounted Rifles Drew's Cherokee Mounted Rifles 1st Choctaw and Chickasaw 1st Creek Mounted Rifles Welch's Texas Cavalry Squadron

Colonel John Drew Colonel Stand Watie Colonel Douglas H. Cooper Colonel Daniel N. McIntosh Captain Otis G. Welch

Unassigned

19th Arkanses 20th Arkanses

Lt. Colonel P. R. Smith Colonel George W. King

Price's Division, Major General Sterling Price (wounded)
Confederate Units

1st Missouri Brigade, Colonel Henry Little

1st Missouri Cavalry 2nd Missouri 3rd Missouri Wade's Missouri Battery (6 guns) Clark's Missouri Battery (4 guns)

Colonel Elijah Gates Colonel John Q. Burbridge Colonel Benjamin A. Rives (killed), Lt. Colonel James A. Pritchard Captain William Wade Captain S. Churchill Clark (killed), Lieutenant James L. Farris

2nd Brigade, Brigadier General William Y. Slack (killed), Colonel Thomas H. Rosser

Hughes' Missouri Infantry Battalion Bevier's Missouri Infantry Battalion Rosser's Missouri Infantry Battalion Landis' Missouri Battery (4 guns) Jackson's Missouri Battery (4 guns) Riggin's Missouri Cavalry Battalion

Colonel John T. Hughes Colonel Robert S. Bevier Colonel Thomas H. Rosser Captain John C. Landis Captain William Lucas Colonel George W. Riggins

3rd Brigade, Colonel Colton Greene

Several partially organized battalions and companies

Colonel Thomas R. Freeman Lt. Colonel John A. Schnable Captain L. C. Campbell

Headquarters Unit (Price's Escort)

Cearnal's Missouri Cavalry Battalion

Lt. Colonel James T. Cearnal (wounded), Major D. Todd Samuels

Missouri State Guard

2nd Division, Brigadier General Martin E. Green

Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units Kneisley's Missouri Battery (5 guns)

Unknown Captain James W. Kneisley

3rd Division, Colonel John B. Clark, Jr.

1st Infantry 2nd Infantry 3rd Infantry 4th and 5th Infantry 6th Infantry Tull's Battery

Major John F. Rucker Colonel Congreve Jackson Major Robert R. Hutchinson Colonel J. A. Poindexter Lt. Colonel Quinton Peacher Captain Francis M. Tull

5th Division, Colonel James P. Saunders

Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units Kelly's Battery (5 guns)

Unknown Captain Joseph Kelly

6th Division, Major D. Herndon Lindsay

Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units Gorham's Battery (4 guns)

Unknown Captain James C. Gorham

7th and 9th Divisions, Brigadier General Daniel M. Frost

Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units (from Frost's & McBride's Divisions) Guibor's Battery (4 guns) MacDonald's St. Louis Battery (3 guns)

Unknown Captain Henry Guibor Captain Emmett MacDonald

8th Division, Brigadier General James S. Rains

1st Infantry 2nd Infantry 3rd Infantry 4th Infantry Bledsoe's Battery (4 guns) Shelby's Cavalry Company

Colonel William H. Erwin Lt. Colonel John P. Bowman Lt. Colonel A. J. Pearcy Lt. Colonel John M. Stemmons Lieutenant Charles W. Higgins Captain Joseph O. Shelby

Federal Units

Army Of The Southwest, Brigadier General Samuel R. Curtis

1st and 2nd Divisions, Brigadier General Franz Sigel

1st Division, Colonel Peter J. Osterhaus

1st Brigade, Colonel W. N. Coler

25th Illinois Infantry 44th Illinois Infantry 17th Missouri Infantry

Colonel William N. Coler Colonel Charles Knobelsdorff Major August Poten

2nd Brigade, Colonel Nicholas Greusel

36th Illinois Infantry 12th Missouri Infantry Company I, 15th Illinois Cavalry Company K, 15th Illinois Cavalry

Colonel Nicholas Greusel Major Hugo Wanzelin Captain Albert Jenks Captain Henry A. Smith

Artillery

Welfley's Indep. Battery, Missouri Light Artillery (6 guns) 4th Indep. Battery, Ohio Light Artillery (6 guns)

Captain Martin Welfley Captain Louis Hoffman

2nd Division, Brigadier General A. Asboth (wounded)

1st Brigade, Colonel Frederick Schaefer

2nd Missouri Infantry 15th Missouri Infantry

Lt. Colonel Bernard Laiboldt Colonel Francis J. Joliat

Artillery

1st Missouri Flying Battery (6 guns) 2nd Indep. Battery, Ohio Light Artillery (6 guns)

Captain Gustavus M. Elbert Lieutenant William B. Chapman

Not Brigaded

3rd Missouri 4th Missouri Cavalry (Frémont Hussars) 5th Missouri Cavalry (Benton Hussars)

Major Joseph Conrad Major Emeric Meszaros Colonel Joseph Nemett

3rd Division, Colonel Jefferson C. Davis

1st Brigade, Colonel T. Pattison

8th Indiana Infantry 18th Indiana Infantry 22nd Indiana Infantry 1st Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (6 guns)

Colonel William P. Benton Lt. Colonel Henry D. Washburn Lt. Colonel John A. Hendricks (killed); Major David W. Daily, Jr. Captain Martin Klauss

2nd Brigade, Colonel Julius White

37th Illinois Infantry 59th Illinois Infantry Battery A, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery (Peoria Battery) (6 guns)

Lt. Colonel Myron S. Barnes Lt. Colonel Calvin H. Frederick Captain Peter Davidson

Not Brigaded

1st Missouri Cavalry

Colonel Calvin A. Ellis

4th Division, Colonel Eugene A. Carr

1st Brigade, Colonel Grenville M. Dodge

35th Illinois Infantry 4th Iowa Infantry 1st Indep. Battery, Iowa Light Artillery (6 guns) 3rd Illinois Cavalry

Colonel Gustavus A. Smith (wounded), Lt. Colonel William P. Chandler (captured) Lt. Colonel John Galligan (wounded) Captain Junius A. Jones (wounded), Lieutenant Virgil J. David Major John McConnell

2nd Brigade, Colonel William Vandever

9th Iowa Infantry 25th Missouri (Phelps' Indep. Missouri Regiment) 3rd Indep. Battery, Iowa Light Artillery (6 guns)

Lt. Colonel Francis J. Herron (wounded, captured); Major William H. Coyl (wounded) Colonel John S. Phelps (wounded) Captain Mortimer M. Hayden

Headquarters Units

3rd Iowa Cavalry 24th Missouri Infantry Bowen's Missouri Cavalry Battalion (4 guns)

Colonel Cyrus Bussey Major Eli W. Weston Major William D. Bowen

(Source: William L. Shea & Earl J. Hess, Pea Ridge Civil War Campaign in the West, (Chapell Hill, North Carolina: The University of North Carolina Press, 1992), pp. 331-339; Pea Ridge ROTC Staff Ride: Orientation Packet. National Park Service paper distributed to visitors of the Pea Ridge National Military Park, September 2003.)