This is a list of companies that contained Georgians by served in military units from other Confederate States.
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| 1st Confederate Regiment [Georgia] Infantry | |||
| Lt. Col. George A. Smith
Lt. Col. Jacob W. Aderhold |
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| Co. A | Independent Volunteers | Jacob W. Aderhold
Oliver P. Poe |
Bibb |
| Co. B | Ringgold Volunteers | Harvey J. Sprayberry
William J. Whitsett |
Catoosa |
| 1st Co. C | Brown Infantry | George A. Smith | Bibb |
| 2nd Co. C | Jabez R. Rhodes
Daniel Pittman |
Fulton | |
| 1st Co. D | George Washington Lee | Fulton | |
| This company was disbanded after 28 Feb 1862. | |||
| 2nd Co. D | E. M. Dodson
Rusell J. Jones |
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| 1st Co. E | Etowah Infantry | William H. Howard, Jr. | Bartow |
| This company was disbanded after 28 Feb 1862. | |||
| 2nd Co. E | Thomas J. Massey | Bartow | |
| 1st Co. F | Washington Artillery | Isadore P. Girardey
J. R. B. Burtwell Edward E. Pritchard |
Richmond |
| Around April or May 1861 this company became an independent company known as Pritchard's Company. | |||
| 2nd Co. F | Powder Springs Guards | W. H. Goodwin
Milton J. Magbee |
Cobb |
| 1st Co. G | Natchez Quitman Battery | William S. Lovell
Richard T. English |
Mississippi |
| This company was mustered out of service in April/May 1862 at the end of its term of service. Many of these menre-enlisted in the 32nd Regiment Alabama Infantry. | |||
| 2nd Co. G | John B. Bray
John H. Reece |
Floyd | |
| 1st Co. H | Jackson Quitman Artillery | James F. Kerr | Mississippi |
| This company was transferred to the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861). | |||
| 2nd Co. H | Randolph Owen | ||
| 1st Co. I | Vicksburg Artillery | Francis S. Tull
Isaac Edwards |
Mississippi |
| This company was transferred to the 1st Confederate Regiment Infantry by G.O. #106, Pensacola, FL (3 Oct 1861). | |||
| 2nd Co. I | James Clark Gordon
N. L. Gordon |
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| 1st Co. K | Simpson Mounted Rangers | E. S. Amos | Florida |
| 2nd Co. K | C. D. McFarland
C. L. Read G. J. Wallis |
Tennessee | |
| This company was originally Co. G, 26th Regiment Tennessee Volunteer Infantry and was transferred to the 1st Regiment Confederate Infantry by S.O. #44 Department of East Tennesse (8 November 1862). | |||
| This regiment was originally 1st Villepique's Independent Battalion, which subsequently became 36th (Villepique's) Regiment Georgia Infantry. | |||
| 2nd Battalion North Carolina Infantry | |||
| Co. D | Concord Rangers | Edward T. Smith | Forsyth |
| This company was a spin-off from Captain Burtz's "Cherokee Georgia Mountaineers". On 11 April 1864 this company became 2nd Co. E, 21st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. | |||
| Co. E | The Anthony Grays | Wilde S. DuBose
John J. Tucker |
Merriwether |
| This company was paroled at Roanoke Island on 8 February 1862 after its capture. The men returned to Georgia to await exchange. The company was reorganized 16 May 1862 and attached to the 55th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry while they waited for exchange. After being declared exchanged the company rejoined the 2nd Battalion North Carolina Infantry in August 1862. On 11 April 1864 this company became 2nd Co. A, 60th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. | |||
| 2nd Regiment Engineer Troops | |||
| Co. C | L. Hutchinson | Alabama, Georgia | |
| This company was organized 7 Aug 1863 in Mobile, Alabama. | |||
| Co. D | James W. McAlpin | Georgia | |
| This company was organized originally in April 1862 in Savannah, Georgia as McAlpin's Company, Engineer Troops. It was later transferred to the 2nd Regiment Engineer Troops as Co. D. | |||
| 2nd Regiment Florida Cavalry | |||
| Co. K | Florida Rangers | Frederick James Clark | Camden, Florida |
| This company served as local defense along the St. Mary's River. | |||
| 3rd Battery Maryland Artillery | |||
| Stephens Light Artillery | Capt. John B. Rowan
Capt. William L. Ritter |
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| This battery was mustered into service 14 January 1862. It was reorganized in September or October 1863 and the battery was credited to the State of Georgia. After reorganization it was known as Ritter's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery. | |||
| 6th Virginia Cavalry | |||
| Co. E | Georgia Hussars, Co. A | J. F. Waring | Chatham |
| This company mustered in Savannah and upon arrival in Virginia became part of the 6th Virginia Cavalry, and became Co. F of the Jeff Davis Legion by S.O. #260 A&IGO (December 1861). | |||
| 8th Regiment Florida Infantry | |||
| Co. B | Young Guards | R. A. Waller Thomas R. Love Hector Bruce | Florida, Decatur |
| 10th Regiment Confederate Cavalry | |||
| Col. Charles T. Goode | |||
| Co. A | David Clapton Rangers | Peter M. Rowland
James R. Phillipa J. F. McKinney John M. McKleroy |
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| This company was originally Co. A, 5th (Slaughter's)Battalion Cavalry, Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers. This company served as Major General A. P. Stewart's escort from 5 Nov 1863. | |||
| Co. B | Alabama Mounted Hussars | William T. Smith
Andrew M. Clemonds |
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| This company was originally Co. B, 5th (Slaughter's)Battalion Cavalry, Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers. | |||
| Co. C | Martin G. Slaughter
Isaac Baird William H. Partridge |
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| This company was originally Co. C, 5th (Slaughter's)Battalion Cavalry, Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers. | |||
| Co. D | J. B. Rudulph
James Maynard T. A. Knight |
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| This company was originally Co. D, 5th (Slaughter's)Battalion Cavalry, Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers. | |||
| Co. E | M. M. Slaughter
N. T. Barnes John L. Hendrick |
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| This company was originally Co. E, 5th (Slaughter's)Battalion Cavalry, Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers. | |||
| Co. F | Ocmulgee Rangers | T. G. Holt | |
| This company was originally Co. A, 19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. | |||
| Co. G | Hawkinsville Rangers | P. T. McGriff
John A. Hendley James O. Farnell |
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| This company was originally Co. B, 19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. | |||
| Co. H | Rattlesnake Rangers | James R. Coley | |
| This company was originally Co. C, 19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. | |||
| Co. I | W. I. Vason | ||
| This company was originally Co. D, 19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. | |||
| Co. K | Bell Rangers | W. H. Brazier | |
| This company was originally Co. E, 19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. | |||
| Maj. Slaughter's Battalion Alabama Volunteer Cavalry and Maj. Goode's, 19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry were consolidated on 27 Dec 1862 to form the 10th Regiment Confederate Cavalry. | |||
| 25th Regiment North Carolina Volunteer Infantry | |||
| Co. G | William S. Grady | Clarke | |
| 39th Regiment Alabama Volunteer Infantry | |||
| Co. F | A. H. Flewellen | Chattahoochee | |
| Capt. Barry's Battery, Tennessee Light Artillery | |||
| Capt. Robert L. Barry | |||
| This unit contained a few Georgians. | |||
| Manigault's Battalion, South Carolina Army | |||
| Mathewes' Co. | J. Raven Mathewes | Habersham | |
| This battery and two other batteries from Manigault's Battalion were consolidated with Co. C, 12th Battalion Georgia Light Artillery to form Siege Train, Georgia by S.O. #10, Headquarters South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida (10 January 1863). | |||
| Capt McAlpin's Company Engineer Troops | |||
| Capt. James W. McAlpin | |||
| This company was organized originally in April 1862 in Savannah, Georgia as McAlpin's Company, Engineer Troops. It was later transferred to the 2nd Regiment Engineer Troops as Co. D. | |||
Units that probably contained Georgians
| 3rd Regiment Engineer Troops | |||
| Co. B | |||
| This company was organized 1 Aug 1863 with men from Cheatham's Division by S.O. #205, Headquarters, Army of Tennesse. | |||
| Co. C | |||
| This company was organized 1 Aug 1863 with men from Stewart's Division by S.O. #205, Headquarters, Army of Tennesse. | |||
| Co. F | |||
| This company was organized 1 Aug 1863 with men from Cleburne's Division by S.O. #205, Headquarters, Army of Tennesse. | |||
| Co. G | |||
| This company was organized by S.O. #66 A&IGO (22 May 1863). The men transferred to this company were dismounted cavalrymen from Wither's (later Hardman's) Division, Army of Tennessee. | |||
| It is assumed, because of the composition of the Army of Tennessee, that some Georgians may have been transferred to these companies. | |||
| 4th Regiment Alabama Infantry | |||
| This unit was composed of companies from various counties in Alabama and mustered into service in Virginia; however, because this regiment was organized in Dallas, Georgia there may have been a number of Georgians who enlisted in this unit. | |||
| 45th Regiment Alabama Infantry | |||
| This regiment mustered into service in Columbus, Georgia. | |||