Virginia State Line & Other Units
- 67th Regiment Virginia Militia (Berkeley)
- 89th Regiment Virginia Militia (Morgan)
- 151st Regiment Virginia Militia (Mercer)
- 190th Regiment Virginia Militia (Wyoming)
- 1st VSL, Capt. Daniel Elkins Co, Co. B (Boone)
- 1st VSL. Capt. Greene W. Taylor's Co., Co. A (Logan)
- 1st VSL, Capt. Wm. Dempsey's Co., Co. E (Logan)
- 1st VSL, Capt. Benj. Justice's Co., Co. H (Logan)
- 1st VSL, Capt. John Buchanan's Co., Co. I (Logan)
- 1st VSL, Capt. Robert Lawson's Co., Co. K (Logan)
- 1st VSL, Capt. Geo. Hackworth's Co., Co. F (Cabell)
- 2nd VSL, Capt. Mathias Harrison's Co., Co. H (Cabell, Logan, Wayne)
- 2nd VSL, Capt. William S. Chandler's Co., Co. K (Boone)
- 4th VSL, Capt. William Hensley's Co., Co. G (Cabell)
- 4th VSL, Capt. John E. Love's Co., Co. E (Kanawha)
- 5th VSL, Capt. Lorenzo D. Chambers' Co., Co. A (Logan)
- 5th VSL, Capt. Melvin B. Lawson's Co., Co. E, later part of Rebel Bill Smith's Battn. (Logan)
- 5th VSL, Capt. P.K. McComas Co., Co. I (Logan)
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