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Confederate Army Units at Port Hudson - March 14, 1863 (Source: Hewett, Lawrence L., Port Hudson, Confederate Bastion on the Mississippi) Commander: Major General Franklin Gardner |
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| MAXEY'S BRIGADE - Brig. General S. B. Maxey | BEALL'S BRIGADE - Brig. General William N. R. Beall |
| 4th Louisiana | 8th (Jones) Arkansas Battalion |
| 30th Louisiana | 11th Arkansas |
| 42nd Tennessee | 12th Arkansas |
| 46th Tennessee | 14th Arkansas |
| 48th Tennessee | 15th Arkansas |
| 49th Tennessee | 16th Arkansas |
| 53rd Tennessee | 17th Arkansas |
| 55th Tennessee | 18th Arkansas |
| 1st Texas Battalion Sharpshooters | 23rd Arkansas |
| Fenner's Louisiana Battery | 1st Mississippi |
| Roberts' (Seven Stars) Mississippi Battery | 39th Mississippi |
| Battery B (Herods's), 1st Mississippi Light Artillery | |
| GREGG'S BRIGADE - Brig. General John Gregg | Battery F (Bradford's), 1st Mississippi Light Artillery |
| 9th Louisiana Battalion | Battery K (Abbay's), 1st Mississippi Light Artillery |
| 3rd Tennessee | |
| 10th Tennessee | RUST'S BRIGADE - Brig. General Albert Rust |
| 30th Tennessee | 35th Alabama |
| 41st Tennessee | 9th Arkansas |
| 50th Tennessee | 1st Confederate Battalion |
| 51st Tennessee | 12th Louisiana |
| 1st Tennessee Battalion | 6th Mississippi |
| 7th Texas | 15th Mississippi |
| Hoskins' (Brookhaven) Mississippi Battery | Hudson's Mississippi Battery |
| Bledsoe's (1st) Missouri Battery | Battery A, Pointe Coupee Louisiana Artillery |
| Battery C, Pointe Coupee Louisiana Artillery | |
| BUFORD'S BRIGADE - Brig. General Abraham Buford | |
| 27th Alabama | MILES'S COMMAND - Colonel William R. Miles |
| 49th Alabama | Miles's Louisiana Legion |
| 6th Alabama Battalion | Boone's Louisiana Battery |
| 16th Alabama Battalion | |
| 10th Arkansas | |
| 3rd Kentucky | PROVOST GUARD |
| 7th Kentucky | English's Mississippi Battery (without guns) |
| Watson Louisiana Battery | Claibourne Mississippi Infantry Company |
| HEAVY ARTILLERY BATTERIES | |
| No. 1 Captain J. F. Whitfied, Company K, 1st Alabama: 30-pound Parrott | |
| No. 2 Lieutenant A. W. Harmon, Company A, 1st Alabama: one 42-pounder smoothbore and two rifled 24-pounders | |
| No. 3 Captain R. H. Riley, Company G, 1st Alabama: one rifled 32-pounder and one 42-pounder smoothbore | |
| No. 4 Captain W. B. Seawell, Company E, 12th Louisiana Battalion Heavy Artillery (Mohawk Alabama Artillery): one 8-inch and one 10-inch columbiad | |
| No. 5 Captain D. Wardlaw Ramsay, Company B, 1st Alabama: one 10-inch columbiad, one 42-pounder, and one 32-pounder, both smooth bores | |
| No. 6 Captain John M. Kean, Company A, 12th Louisiana Battalion Heavy Artillery: two rifled 24-pounders | |
| No. 7 Captain James Madison Sparkman, 1st Tennessee Battalion Heavy Artillery (hot shot battery): two 24-pounder smoothbores | |
| No. 8 Captain W. Norris Coffin, Company D, 12th Louisiana Battalion Heavy Artillery (Bethel Virginia Artillery): two rifled 24-pounders | |
| No. 9 Captain Felix Le Bisque, Company B, 12 Louisiana Battalion Heavy Artillery: one 8-inch shell gun (Lieutenant O. Rodrigues) and one 32-pounder smoothbore (Lieutenant E. C. McDowell) | |
| CAVALRY | |
| 9th Louisiana Battalion Partisan Rangers | |
| Bryan's Louisiana Company | |
| Cage's Louisiana Company | |
| Daigre's Louisiana Company | |
| Stuart's Louisiana Company | |
| Garland's Mississippi Battalion | |
| Norman's Mississippi Company | |
| Rhode's Mississippi Company | |
| Stockdale's Mississippi Company | |
| Terrell's Mississippi Company | |
| Wilbourn's Mississippi Company | |
| 9th Tennessee Battalion | |
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