The Battle of Perryville, Kentucky was fought on October 8th, 1862.

Headquarters units

Escort

• 3rd Tennessee Cavalry, four companies: Captain W.C. Bacot
• 13th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, Company I: Captain William W. Lilliard

Cheatham's Division

Major General Benjamin F. Cheatham

Donelson's Brigade

Brigadier General Daniel S. Donelson

• 8th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel William L. Moore
• 15th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Robert C. Tyler
• 16th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel John H. Savage (wounded)
• 38th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel John C. Carter (wounded)
• 51st Tennessee Infantry: Colonel John Chester
• Carnes's Tennessee Battery (four 6 pounders): Captain William W. Carnes

Stewart's Brigade

Brigadier General Alexander P. Stewart

• 4th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Otho F. Strahl
• 5th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Calvin D. Venable (wounded)
• 24th Tennessee Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Hugh L. Bratton
• 31st Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Egbert E. Tansil
• 33rd Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Warner P. Jones
• Stanford's Mississippi Battery (four 3 inch rifled guns): Captain T.J. Stanford

Maney's Brigade

Brigadier General George Maney

• 41st Georgia Infantry: Colonel Charles A. McDaniel (mortally wounded)
• 1st Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Hume R. Feild
• 6th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel George C. Porter
• 9th Tennessee InfantrY: Lieutenant Colonel John W. Buford (wounded)
• 27th Tennessee Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel William Frierson
• Smith's Mississippi Battery (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Lieutenant William B. Turner

Smith's Brigade

Brigadier General Preston Smith

• 12th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Tyree H. Bell
• 13th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Alfred J. Vaughan, Jr.
• 47th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Munson R. Hill
• 154th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Michael Magevney, Jr.
• 9th Texas Infantry: Colonel William H. Young
• Scott's Tennessee Battery (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Captain William L. Scott

Wharton's Cavalry Brigade

Colonel John A. Wharton

• 2nd Georgia Cavalry (five companies): Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Hood
• 1st Kentucky Cavalry (four companies): Captain Thomas A. Ireland
• 4th Tennessee Cavalry (five companies): Major Baxtor Smith
• Davis's Tennessee Cavalry Battalion (four companies): Major John Davis
• 8th Texas Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Harrison

Anderson's Division

Brigadier General J. Patton Anderson

Brown's Brigade

Brigadier General John C. Brown

• 1st Florida Infantry: Colonel Wiliam Miller
• 3rd Florida Infantry: Colonel Daniel B. Bird
• 41st Mississippi Infantry: Colonel William F. Tucker
• Battery A, 14th Georgia Light Artillery Battalion (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Captain Joseph E. Palmer

Adam's Brigade

Brigadier General Daniel W. Adams

• 13th Louisiana Infantry: Colonel Randall L. Gibson
• 16th Louisiana Infantry: Colonel Daniel C. Gober
• 20th Louisiana Infantry: Colonel August Reichard
• 25th Louisiana Infantry: Colonel Stewart W. Fisk
• 14th Louisiana Sharpshooters Battalion: Major John E. Austin
• 5th Company, Washinton Artillery (two 6 poudners, two 12 pounders, two 3.3 inch rifled guns): Captain Cuthbert H. Slocomb

Powell's Brigade

Colonel Samuel Powell

• 45th Alabama Infantry: Colonel James G. Gilchrist
• 1st Arkansas Infantry: Colonel John W. Colquitt
• 24th Mississippi Infantry: Colonal WIlliam F. Dowd
• 29th Tennessee Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Horace Rice
• Barret's Missouri Battery (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Captain Overton W. Barret

Jones's Brigade

Colonel Thomas M. Jones

• 27th Mississippi Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel James L. Autry
• 30th Mississippi Infantry: Colonel George G.F. Neil
• 34th Mississippi Infantry: Colonel Samuel Benton (wounded)
• Battery F, 2nd Alabama Light Artillery (four 12 pounders): Captain Charles L. Lumsden

Buckner's Division

Major General Simon B. Buckner

Liddell's Brigade

Brigadier General St. John R. Liddell

• 2nd Arkansas Infantry: Colonel John Gratiot
• 5th Arkansas Infantry: Colonel Lucius P. Fetherston
• 6th Arkansas Infantry: Colonel Alexander T. Hawthorn
• 7th Arkansas Infantry: Colonel D.A. Gillespie
• 8th Arkansas Infantry: Colonel John H. Kelly
• Swett's Mississippi Battery (six 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Lieutenant Tom Havern

Cleburne's Briade

Brigadier General Patrick R. Cleburne

• 13th-15th Arkansas Infantry: Colonel Lucius E. Polk
• 2nd Tennessee Infantry: Captain C.P. Moore
• 35th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Benjamin J. Hill
• 48th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel George H. Nixon
• section, Calvert's Arkansas Battery (two 12 pounders): Lieutenant Thomas J. Key

Johnson's Brigade

Brigadier General Bushrod R. Johnson

• 5th Confederate Infantry: Colonel James A. Smith
• 17th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Albert S. Marks
• 23rd Tennessee Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Richard S. Marks
• 25th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel John M. Hughes
• 37th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel Moses White
• 44th Tennessee Infantry: Colonel John S. Fulton
• Darden's Mississippi Battery (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Captain Putnam Darden

Wood's Brigade

Brigadier General Sterling A.M. Wood (wounded)

• 16th Alabama Infantry: Colonel William B. Wood
• 33rd Alabama Infantry: Colonel Samuel Adams (wounded)
• 3rd Confederate Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Henry V. Keep
• 3rd Georgia Cavalry, Companies G and F: Captain Reuben L. Hill
• 15th Mississippi Sharpshooters Battalion: Major A.T. Hawkins
• 32nd Mississippi Infantry: Colonel Mark P. Lowry
• 45th Mississippi Infantry: Colonel Aaron B. Hardcastle
• Semple's Alabama Battery (four 12 pounders, two 3.8 inch riled guns): Captain Henry C. Semple

Wheeler's Cavalry Brigade

Colonel Joseph Wheeler

• 1st Alabama Cavalry: Colonel William W. Allen
• 3rd Alabama Cavalry: Colonel James Hagan
• 6th Confederate Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel James Pell
• 8th Confederate Cavalry: Colonel W.B. Wade
• 2nd Georia Cavalry Battalion: Major C.A. Whaley
• Smith's Georgia Cavalry Battalion: Colonel John R. Hart
• 1st Kentucky Cavalry (five companies): Major John W. Caldwell
• 6th Kentucky Cavalry (three companies): J. Warren Grigsby
• 9th Tennessee Cavalry: James D. Bennett
• 12th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion (four companies): Lieutenant Colonel T.W. Adrian
• section, Calvert's Arkansas Battery (two 6 pounders): Lieutenant S. Hanely

Headquarters units

• Anderson's Troop, Pennsylvania Cavalry: Lieutenant Thomas S. Maple
• 4th U.S. Cavalry, companies B, C, D, G, I, and K: Lieutenant Colonel James Oakes

3rd Division

Brigaider General Lovell H. Rousseau

9th Brigade

Colonel Leonard A. Harris

• 38th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Benjamin F. Scribner
• 2nd Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John Kell
• 33rd Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Oscar F. Moore
• 94th Ohio Infantry: Colonel Joseph W. Frizell
• 10th Wisconisn Infantry: Colonel Alfred R. Chapin
• 5th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders, two 3.8 inch rifled guns): Captain Peter Simonson

17th Brigade

Colonel William H. Lytle

• 42nd Indiana Infantry: Colonel James G. Jones
• 88th Indiana Infantry: Colonel George Humphrey
• 15th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Curran Pope (wounded)
• 3rd Ohio Infantry: Colonel John Beatty
• 10th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Burke
• 1st Battery, Michigan Light Artillery (six Parrott rifles): Captain Cyrus O. Loomis

28th Brigade

Colonel John C. Starkweather

• 24th Illinois Infantry: Captain August Mauff
• 79th Pennsylvania Infantry: Colonel Henry A. Hambright
• 1st Wisconsin Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel George B. Bingham
• 21st Wisconsin Infantry: Colonel Benjamin Sweet (wounded)
• 4th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (two 6 pounders, two 12 pounders, two 3.8 inch rifled guns): Captain Asahel K. Bush
• Battery A, Kentucky Light Artillery (two 6 pounders, two Parrott rifles, two 3.8 rifled guns): Captain David C. Stone

Unattached units

• 2nd Kentucky Cavalry (six companies): Colonel Buckner Board
• 1st Michigan Engineers and Mechanics, companies A, C, and K: Major Enos Hopkins

10th Division

Brigadier General James S. Jackson (killed)

33rd Brigade

Brigadier General William R. Terrill (killed)

• Garrard's detachment: Colonel Thophilius Gerrard
• one company, 7th Kentucky Infantry
• one company, 32nd Kentucky Infantry
• one company, 3rd Tennessee Infantry
• 80th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Thomas G. Allen (wounded)
• 123rd Illinois Infantry: Colonel James Monroe
• 105th Ohio Infantry: Colonel Albert S. Hall
• Parson's Battery (seven 12 pounders, one Parrott rifle): Lieutenant Charles C. Parson

34th Brigade

Colonel George Webster (killed)

• 80th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Jonah R. Taylor
• 50th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Silas Strickland
• 98th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Christian Poorman
• 121st Ohio Infantry: Colonel William P. Reid
• 19th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (four 12 pounders, two 3 inch rifles): Captain Samuel J. Harris

4th Division

Brigadier General William S. Smith

10th Brigade

Colonel William Grose

• 84th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Louis H. Waters
• 36th Indiana Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Oliver H.P. Carey
• 23rd Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel J.P. Jackson
• 6th Ohio Infantry: Colonel N.L. Anderson
• 24th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Frederick C. Jones
• Battery H, 4th U.S. Artillery (four 12 pounders, two Parrott rifles): Lieutenant S. Canby
• Battery M, 4th U.S. Artillery, two sections (two 12 pounders, two 24 pounders): Captain John Medenhall

19th Brigade

Colonel William B. Hazen

• 110th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Thomas S. Casey
• 9th Indiana Infantry: Colonel William H. Blake
• 6th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Walter C. Whitaker
• 27th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel C.D. Pennbaker
• 41st Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel George S. Mygatt
• Battery F, 1st Ohio Light Artillery (six 12 pounders, five 3.8 inch rifled guns): Captain Daniel T. Cockerill

22nd Brigade

Brigadier General Charles Cruft

• 31st Indiana Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John Osborn
• 1st Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel David A. Enyart
• 2nd Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Thomas D. Sedgewick
• 20th Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Hanson
• 90th Ohio Infantry: Colonel Isaac N. Ross
• Battery B, 1st Ohio Light Artillery (two 6 pounders, four 3.8 inch rifles): Captain William E. Standart

Cavalry

• 2nd Kentucky Cavalry (four companies): Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Cochran

5th Division

Brigaider General Horatio P. Van Cleve

11th Brigade

Colonel Samuel Beatty

• 79th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Frederick Knefler
• 9th Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel George Cram
• 13th Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel J.B. Carlile
• 19th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel E.W. Hollingsworth
• 59th Ohio Infantry: Colonel James P. Fyffe
• 7th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, four Parrott rifles): Captain George Swallow

14th Brigade

Colonel Pierce B. Hawkins

• 44th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Hugh B. Reed
• 86th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Orville S. Hamilton
• 11th Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel S.P. Love
• 26th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Cicero Maxwell
• 13th Ohio Infantry: Colonel Joseph C. Hawkins
• Battery B, 2nd Pennsylvania Light Artillery (six 6 pounders): Lieutenant Alanson Stevens

23rd Brigade

Colonel Stanley Matthews

• 35th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Bernard Mullen
• 8th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Sidney Barnes
• 21st Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Samuel W. Price
• 51st Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Richard McClain
• 99th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John E. Cummins
• 3rd Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, four Parrott rifles): Captain Lucius Drury

6th Division

Brigadier General Thomas J. Wood

15th Brigade

Brigadier General Milo S. Hascall

• 100th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Frederick Bartleson
• 17th Indiana Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel George W. Gorman
• 58th Indiana Infantry: Colonel George P. Buell
• 3rd Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel William Scott
• 26th Ohio Infantry: Major Chris Degenfield
• 8th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (four 6 pounders, two 12 pounders): Lieutenant George Estep

20th Brigade

Colonel Charles G. Harker

• 51st Indiana Infantry: Colonel Abel D. Streight
• 73rd Indiana Infantry: Colonel Gilbert Hathaway
• 13th Michigan Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel F.W. Gordon
• 64th Ohio Infantry: Colonel John Ferguson
• 65th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel William Young
• 6th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, four Parrott rifles): Captain Cullen Bradley

21st Brigade

Colone Geogre D. Wagner

• 15th Indiana Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Gustavus Wood
• 40th Indiana Infantry: Colonel John Blake
• 57th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Cyrus Hines
• 24th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Lewis B. Grigsby
• 97th Ohio Infantry: Colonel John Lane
• 10th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, four Parrott rifles): Captain Jerome B. Cox

1st Cavalry Brigade

Colonel Edward D. McCook

• 2nd Indiana Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel Robert Stewart
• 1st Kentucky Cavalry: Colonel Frank Wolford
• 3rd Kentucky Cavalry: Colonel Eli Murray
• 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, 1st Battalion: Major John E. Wynkoop
• Battery M, 4th U.S. Artillery, one section (two 12 pounders): Lieutenant Henry A. Huntington

Unattached

• 1st Michigan Engineers and Mechanics, companies B, E, I, and K: Colonel William Innes
• 1st Ohio Cavalry (four companies): Major James Laughlin
• 3rd Ohio Cavalry (four companies): Major John H. Foster

1st Division

Brigaider General Albin Schoepf

1st Brigade

Colonel Moses B. Walker

• 82nd Indiana Infantry: Colonel Morton Hunter
• 12th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel William Hoskins
• 17th Ohio Infantry: Colonel John Connell
• 31st Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Lister
• 38th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel William Choate
• Battery D, 1st Michigan Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, two 3.8 inch rifled guns): Captain J.W. Church

2nd Brigade

Brigadier General Speed S. Fry

• 10th Indiana Infantry: Colonel William C. Kise
• 74th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Charles W. Chapman
• 4th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel John Croxton
• 10th Kentucky Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel William Hayes
• 14th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel George Este
• Battery C, 1st Ohio Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, four 3.8 inch rifled guns): Captain D.K. Southwick

3rd Brigade

Brigadier General James B. Steedman

• 87th Indiana Infantry: Colonel Kline G. Shyrock
• 2nd Minnesota Infantry: Colonel James George
• 9th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Charles Joseph
• 35th Ohio Infantry: Colonel Ferdinand Van Derveer
• 18th U.S. Infantry: Major Frederick Townsend
• Battery I, 4th U.S. Artillery (four 12 pounders): Lieutenant Frank G. Smith

Unattached

• 1st Ohio Cavalry (six companies) Colonel Minor Milliken

9th Division

Brigadier General Robert D. Mitchell

13th Brigade

Colonel Michael Goodin

• 59th Illinois Infantry: Major Joshua C. Winters
• 74th Illinois Infantry: Colonel James B. Kerr
• 75th Illinois Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John E. Bennett
• 22nd Indiana Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Squire I. Keith
• 5th Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery (four 12 pounders, two Parrott rifles): Captain Oscar F. Pinney

31st Brigade

Colonel William P. Carlin

• 21st Illinois Infantry: Colonel John Alexander
• 38th Illinois Infantry: Major Daniel Gilmer
• 101st Ohio Infantry: Colonel Leander Stem
• 15th Wisconsin Infantry: Colonel Hans C. Heg
• 2nd Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery, two sections (four 12 pounders): Lieutenant Richard L. Dawley

32nd Brigade

Colonel William W. Caldwell

• 25th Illinois Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel James McClelland
• 35th Illinois Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel William Chandler
• 81st Indiana Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John Timberlake
• 8th Kansas Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John Martin
• 8th Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, four 3 inch rifled guns): Captain Stephen J. Carpenter

Cavalry

• 36th Illinois Cavalry, Company B: Captain Samuel B. Sherer

11th Division

Brigadier General Philip H. Sheridan

35th Brigade

Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Laiboldt

• 44th Illinois Infantry: Captain Wllace W. Barrett
• 73rd Illinois Infantry: Colonel James F. Jaques
• 2nd Missouri Infantry: Captain Walter Hoppe
• 15th Missouri Infantry: Major John Weber

36th Brigade

Colonel Daniel McCook

• 85th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Robert S. Moore
• 86th Illinois Infantry: Colonel David D. Irons
• 125th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Oscar Harmon
• 52nd Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Daniel D.T. Cowen

37th Brigade

Colonel Nicholas Greusel

• 36th Illinois Infantry: Captain Silas Miller
• 88th Illinois Infantry: Colonel Francis T. Sherman
• 21st Michigan Infantry: Colonel Ambrose Stevens
• 24th Wisconsin Infantry: Colonel Charles H. Larrabee

Artillery

• Battery I, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery (two 12 pounders, two Parrott rifles, two 3.8 inch rifled guns): Captain Charles M. Barnett
• Battery G, 1st Missouri Light Artillery (four 12 pounders, two Parrott rifles): Captain Henry Hescock

3rd Cavalry Brigade

Briadier General Ebenezer Gay

• 9th Kentucky Cavalry (eight companies): Lieutenant Colonel John Boyle
• 2nd Michigan Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel Archibald Campbell (wounded)
• 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel Thomas James
• 2nd Battery, Minnesoata Light Artillery, one section (two 12 pounders): Captain William A. Hotchkiss