1st Virginia Cavalry Stribbling's Artillery 2nd Virginia Cavalry Letcher's Artillery 4th Virginia Cavalry Gillmore's Battalion 6th Virginia Cavalry 34th Va. Artillery 7th Virginia Cavalry Loudoun Artillery 35th Va. (White's) Battalion 8th Virginia Infantry 43rd Va. Battalion (Mosby's Rangers) 1st Maryland Cavalry 17th Virginia Infantry 1st Richmond Howitzers 40th Virginia Infantry Stuart's Horse Artillery 1st Georgia Infantry Chew's Battery 7th Georgia Infantry while, in addition, were many who served with staff rank or otherwise, such as Dr. C. Shirley Carter, Surgeon on General Staff; John W. Fairfax, Colonel, Adjutant and Inspector General's Department; J. R. Huchison, Captain on Staffs of Generals Hunton and B. Johnson; A. H. Rogers, First Lieutenant and Aide-de-Campe; William H. Rogers, Lieutenant on Staff; Colonel Charles M. Fauntleroy, Inspector General on Staff of General Joseph C. Johnston; H. O. Claggett, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster; Arthur M. Chichester, Captain and Assistant Military Engineer; L. C. Helm, scout for Generals Beauregard and Lee; B. W. Lynn, First Lieutenant Ordnance Department; William H. Payne, Brigadier General of Cavalry, A. N. V.; John Y. Bassell, staff of General W. L. Jackson and midshipman C. S. Navy. [153] _Loudoun Rangers_, by Briscoe Goodhart, p. 19. [154] _The Comanches_, by F. M. Myers, p. 19. In the northern part of the county, Union men joined two companies of cavalry which were known as the Loudoun Rangers, an independent command raised by Captain Samuel C. Means of Waterford, under a special order of E. M. Stanton, the Secretary of War and later merged in the 8th U. S. Corps. Between the troopers of this organization on the one side and those of White and Mosby on the other, some of them former friends and schoolmates, even brothers, there were frequent and vicious engagements and mutual animosity ran high, as presently we shall see.[155] [155] To get the full flavor of the bitterness engendered, read F. M. Myers' _Comanches_, and Goodhart's _Loudoun Rangers_. [Illustration: THE OLD VALLEY BANK, LEESBURG.]