Unit Organization and Muster
- Company A - Organized June 10, 1863 at Rector's Cross Roads Rectortown, Virginia
- Company B - Organized October 1, 1863 at Scuffleburg, Virginia, just south of Paris
- Company C - Organized December 7, 1863 at Rectortown, Virginia
- Company D - Organized March 28, 1864 at Paris, Virginia
- Artillery Company - Organized July 4, 1864 at Paris, Virginia
- Company E - Organized July 18, 1864 at Upperville, Virginia
- Company F - Organized September 13, 1864 at Piedmont Station near Delaplane, Virginia
- Company G - A reorganization of the Artillery Company, November 28, 1864 at Salem in Fauquier County, Virginia
- Company H - Organized April 5, 1865 in Loudoun County, Virginia
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