Artillery
- Bryan's Battery, Monroe Artillery (Monroe, Greenbrier)
- Chapman's Battery, Monroe-Dixie Artillery, Virginia Light Artillery (Monroe)
- Chew's Battery, Virginia Horse Artillery (Jefferson, Berkeley)
- French's Battery, Virginia Light Artillery (Mercer)
- Gauley Artillery, Capt. Stephen Adam's Battery (Raleigh)
- Capt. Thomas E. Jackson's Co., Virginia Horse Artillery (Kanawha, Mason, Wayne)
- Kanawha Artillery (Kanawha, Mason, Wayne)
- Lowry's Battery, Virginia Light Artillery (Monroe)
- Lurty's Company, Virginia Horse Artillery (Calhoun, Gilmer, Greenbrier, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Upshur, Webster)
- McClanahan's Battery (Randolph)
- Penick's Company, Virginia Light Artillery (Greenbrier)
- Taylor's Company, Virginia Light Artillery (Berkeley)
- Western Artillery (Monroe)
- Wise Artillery (Berkeley)
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