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This page restructures the Order of Battle for Gen. Meade’s army at Gettysburg to emphasize state affiliation. The page is a re-worked version of our hyperlinked Order of Battle, which derives much of its content from a National Park Service page. You can explore the command structure for each military unit by clicking the “Brigade> Division> Corps” link provided after the name of the unit’s commanding officer. A similarly restructured state listing for Gen. Lee’s army is here.

Key: c (captured); killed (k); mw (mortally wounded); w (wounded); > (reports to); ABT (American Battlefield Trust); OR (official records); MOH (medal of honor); QZ (quiz); WP (Wikipedia).

Updated: May 21, 2025 (2:06 pm). This page is a work in progress until otherwise noted.

Connecticut

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  • 2nd Connecticut Light Battery (“Sterling’s Battery”): Capt. John W. Sterling; Taft> Tyler.
  • 5th Connecticut Infantry: Col. Warren W. Packer; McDougall> Williams> Slocum.
  • 14th Connecticut Infantry: Maj. Theodore G. Ellis; Smyth> Hays> Hancock.
  • 17th Connecticut Infantry: Lt. Col. Douglas Fowler (k), Maj. Allen G. Brady; Ames> Barlow> Howard.
  • 20th Connecticut Infantry: Lt. Col. William B. Wooster; McDougall> Williams> Slocum.
  • 27th Connecticut Infantry (2 cos.): Lt. Col. Henry C. Merwin (k), Maj. James H. Coburn; Brooke> Caldwell> Hancock.

Delaware

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  • 1st Delaware Infantry: Lt. Col. Edward P. Harris, Capt. Thomas B. Hizar (w), Lt. William Smith (k), Lt. John D. Dent; Smyth> Hays> Hancock.
  • 2nd Delaware Infantry: Col. William P. Bailey, Capt. Charles H. Christman; Brooke> Caldwell> Hancock.

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Illinois

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  • 8th Illinois Cavalry: Maj. John L. Beveridge (WP); Gamble> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 12th Illinois Cavalry (6 cos.): Col. George H. Chapman (WP); Gamble> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 82nd Illinois Infantry: Col. Edward S. Salomon; Schimmelfennig> von Steinwehr> Howard.

Indiana

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  • 3rd Indiana Cavalry (6 cos.): Col. George H. Chapman; Gamble> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 7th Indiana Infantry: Col. Ira G. Grover; Cutler> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 14th Indiana Infantry: Col. John Coons; Carroll> Hays> Hancock.
  • 19th Indiana Infantry (Indianapolis): Col. Samuel J. Williams; Meredith>  Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 20th Indiana Infantry: Col. John Wheeler (mw) , Lt. Col. William C. L. Taylor; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 27th Indiana Infantry: Col. Silas Colgrove, Lt. Col. John R. Fesler; Ruger> Williams> Slocum.

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Maine

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  • 1st Maine Cavalry (10 cos.): Lt. Col. Charles H. Smith; Gregg> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 1st Maine Cavalry, Company L: Capt. Constantine Taylor; Reynolds.
  • 3rd Maine Infantry: Col. Moses B. Lakeman; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 4th Maine Infantry: Col. Elijah Walker, Capt. Edward Libby; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 5th Maine Infantry: Col. Clark S. Edwards; Bartlett> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 6th Maine Infantry: Col. Hiram Burnham (WP); Russell> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 7th Maine Infantry (6 cos.): Lt. Col. Selden Connor; Neill> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 16th Maine Infantry: Col. Charles W. Tilden, Maj. Archibald D Leavitt ; Paul> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 17th Maine Infantry: Lt. Col. Charles B. Merrill; De Trobriand> Birney> Sickles.
  • 19th Maine Infantry: Col. Francis E. Heath (w), Lt. Col. Henry W. Cunningham; Harrow> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 20th Maine Infantry: Col. Joshua L. Chamberlain; Vincent> Barnes> Sykes.
  • Maine Light Artillery, 2nd Battery B (“Hall’s Battery”): Capt. James A. Hall; Wainwright> Reynolds.
  • Maine Light Artillery, 5th Battery E (“Stevens’ Battery”): Capt. Greenleaf T. Stevens (w), Lt. Edward N. Whittier; Wainwright> Reynolds.
  • Maine Light Artillery, 6th Battery F (“Dow’s Battery”): Lt. Edwin B. Dow; Fitzhugh> Tyler.

Maryland (USA)*

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  • 1st Maryland Cavalry (11 cos.): Lt. Col. James M. Deems (WP); McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 1st Maryland Infantry, Potomac Home Brigade: Col. William P. Maulsby (WP); Lockwood> Williams> Slocum.
  • 1st Maryland Infantry, Eastern Shore: Col. James Wallace; Lockwood> Williams> Slocum.
  • 1st Maryland Light Artillery, Battery A (“Rigby’s Battery A”): Capt. James H. Rigby; Fitzhugh> Tyler.
  • 3rd Maryland Infantry: Col. Joseph M. Sudsburg; McDougall> Williams> Slocum.
  • Purnell (Maryland) Legion Company A: Capt. Robert E. Duvall; McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.

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Massachusetts

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  • 1st Massachusetts Cavalry: Lt. Col. Greely S. Curtis; McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 1st Massachusetts Infantry: Lt. Col. Clark B. Baldwin; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 1st Massachusetts Light Artillery, Battery A: Capt. William H. McCartney; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 2nd Massachusetts Infantry: Lt. Col. Charles R. Mudge (k), Maj. Charles F. Morse; Ruger> Williams> Slocum.
  • 3rd Massachusetts Light Artillery, Battery C: Lt. Aaron F. Walcott; Martin> Sykes.
  • 7th Massachusetts Infantry: Lt. Col. Franklin P. Harrow; Eustis> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 9th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Patrick R. Guiney; Sweitzer> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 10th Massachusetts Infantry: Lt. Col. Joseph B. Parsons; Eustis> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 11th Massachusetts Infantry: Lt. Col. Porter D. Tripp; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 12th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. James L. Bates (w), Lt. Col. David Allen, Jr.; Baxter> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 13th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Samuel H. Leonard, Lt. Col. N. Walter Batchelder; Paul> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 15th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. George H. Ward (WP) (mw), Lt. Col. George C. Joslin; Harrow> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 16th Massachusetts Infantry: Lt. Col. Waldo Merriam (w), Capt. Matthew Donovan; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 18th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Joseph Hayes; Tilton> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 19th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Arthur F. Devereaux; Hall> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 20th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Paul J. Revere (WP) (mw), Lt. Col. George N. Macy (w), Capt. Henry L. Abbott; Hall> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 22nd Massachusetts Infantry (“Henry Wilson’s Regiment”): Lt. Col. Thomas Sherwin, Jr ; Tilton> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 28th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Richard Byrnes; Kelly> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 32nd Massachusetts Infantry: Col. George L. Prescott; Sweitzer> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 32nd Massachusetts Infantry, Company C (HQ Guard): Capt. Josiah C. Fuller; > Provost Marshal Patrick.
  • 33rd Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Adin B. Underwood; Smith> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 37th Massachusetts Infantry: Col. Oliver Edwards; Eustis> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • Massachusetts Light Artillery, 5th Battery: Capt. Charles A. Phillips; McGilvery> Tyler.
  • Massachusetts Light Artillery, 9th Battery: Capt. John Bigelow; McGilvery> Tyler.
  • Massachusetts Sharpshooters, 1st Company (unattached): Capt. William Plummer, Lt. Emerson L. Bicknell; Gibbon> Hancock.

Michigan

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  • 1st Michigan Cavalry: Col. Charles H. Town; Custer> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 1st Michigan Infantry: Col. Ira C. Abbott (w), Lt. Col. William A. Throop; Tilton> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 3rd Michigan Infantry: Col. Byron R. Pierce (w); Lt. Col. Edward S. Pierce; De Trobriand> Birney> Sickles.
  • 4th Michigan Infantry: Col. Harrison H. Jeffords (mw), Lt. Col. George W. Lumbard; Sweitzer> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 5th Michigan Cavalry: Col. Russell A. Alger; Custer> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 5th Michigan Infantry: Lt. Col. John Pulford (w) ; De Trobriand> Birney> Sickles.
  • 6th Michigan Cavalry: Col. George Gray; Custer> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 7th Michigan Cavalry (10 cos.): Col. William D. Mann; Custer> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 7th Michigan Infantry: Lt. Col. Amos E. Steele, Jr. (k), Maj. Sylvanus W. Curtis; Hall> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 9th Michigan Battery (Horse Artillery): Capt. Jabez J. Daniels; Robertson> Pleasonton.
  • 16th Michigan Infantry: Lt. Col. Norval E. Welch; Vincent> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 24th Michigan Infantry (Detroit): Col. Henry A. Morrow (OR, WP) (w), Capt. Albert M. Edwards; Meredith> Wadsworth> Reynolds.

Minnesota

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  • 1st Minnesota Infantry: Col. William Colvill, Jr. (WP), Capt. Nathan S. Messick (k), Capt. Henry C. Coates; Harrow> Gibbon> Hancock.

New Hampshire

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  • 2nd New Hampshire Infantry: Col. Edward L. Bailey (w); Burling> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 5th New Hampshire Infantry: Lt. Col. Charles E. Hapgood; Cross> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 12th New Hampshire Infantry (“Mountaineers”): Capt. John F. Langley; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • New Hampshire Light Artillery, 1st Battery: Capt. Frederick M. Edgell; Huntington> Tyler.

New Jersey

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  • 1st New Jersey Cavalry: Maj. Myron H. Beaumont; McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 1st New Jersey Infantry: Lt. Col. William Henry, Jr.; Torbert> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 1st New Jersey Light Artillery, Battery A (“Hexamer’s Battery”): Lt. Agustin N. Parsons; Fitzhugh> Tyler.
  • 1st New Jersey Light Artillery, 2nd Battery B (“Clark’s Battery”): Capt. A. Judson Clark, Lt. Robert Sims; Clark> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 2nd New Jersey Infantry: Lt. Col. Charles Wiebecke; Torbert> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 3rd New Jersey Infantry: Col. Henry W. Brown; Torbert> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 4th New Jersey Infantry (7 cos.): Maj. Charles Ewing (Train guard, not present at Gettysburg) ; Torbert> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 5th New Jersey Infantry: Col. William J. Sewell (w), Capt. Thomas C. Godfrey, Capt. Henry H. Woolsey (w) ; Burling> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 6th New Jersey Infantry: Lt. Col. Stephen R. Gilkyson; Burling> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 7th New Jersey Infantry: Col. Louis R. Francine (mw), Maj. Fred Cooper; Burling> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 8th New Jersey Infantry: Col. John Ramsey (w), Capt. John G. Langston; Burling> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 11th New Jersey Infantry: Col. Robert McAllister (w), Capt. Luther Martin (k), Capt. William H. Lloyd (w), Capt. Samuel T. Sleeper, Lt. John Schoonover (w) ; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 12th New Jersey Infantry (“Buck and Ball Regiment”): Maj. John T. Hill; Smyth> Hays> Hancock.
  • 13th New Jersey Infantry: Col. Ezra A. Carman (WP); Ruger> Williams> Slocum.
  • 15th New Jersey Infantry: Col. William H. Penrose; Torbert> Wright> Sedgwick.

New York

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  • 1st New York Independent Battery (“Cowan’s Battery”): Capt. Andrew Cowan; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery B: (Elmira, “Empire Battery”) with third section of 14th New York Independent Battery, attached: Capt. James K. Rorty (k), Lt. Albert S. Sheldon (w), Lt. Robert E. Rogers.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery C: Capt. Almont Barnes; Martin> Sykes.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery D (“Winslow’s Battery”): Capt. George B. Winslow; Clark> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery G (“Ames’ Battery”) and a first section of the 14th New York Independent Battery: Capt. Nelson Ames; Fitzhugh> Tyler.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery I (“Weidrich’s Battery”): Capt. Michael Weidrich; Osborn> Howard.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery K (“Fitzhugh’s Battery”) and 11th New York Independent Battery (“Havelock Battery”), attached: Capt. Robert H. Fitzhugh; Fitzhugh> Tyler.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery L (“Reynolds’ Battery”): Capt. Gilbert H. Reynolds (w), Lt. George Breck; Wainwright> Reynolds.
  • 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery M: Lt. Charles E. Winegar; Muhlenberg> Slocum.
  • 2nd New York Cavalry (also known as “Harris Light Cavalry,” “Seventh United States,” and “New York State Cavalry”): Lt. Col. Otto Harhaus; Huey> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 3rd New York Independent Battery: Capt. William A. Harn; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 4th New York Cavalry (also known as “First Regiment,” “German Cavalry,” “Dickel’s Mounted Rifles,” and “Lincoln Greens”): Lt. Col. Augustus Pruyn; Huey> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 4th New York Independent Battery (“Smith’s Battery”): Capt. James E. Smith; Clark> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 5th New York Cavalry (also known as “Ira Harris Cavalry,” “First Ira Harris Guard,” and “De Forrest Cavalry”): Maj. John Hammond; Farnsworth> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 5th New York Independent Battery (“First Excelsior Light Artillery”): Capt. Elijah D. Taft; Taft > Tyler.
  • 6th New York Cavalry (“Ira Harris Guard”), Companies D and K: Capt. Riley Johnson; Hancock.
  • 6th New York Cavalry (“Ira Harris Guard”), Company L: Maj. William E. Beardsley; Devin> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 6th New York Independent Battery (Horse Artillery): Capt. Joseph W. Martin; Robertson> Pleasonton.
  • 8th New York Cavalry: Lt. Col. William L. Markell; Gamble> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 9th New York Cavalry: Col. William Sackett; Devin> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 10th New York Cavalry (“Porter Guard”): Maj. M. Henry Avery; Gregg> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 10th New York Infantry (“National Zouaves”): Maj. George F. Hopper; Smyth> Hays> Hancock.
  • 13th New York Independent Battery (“Wheeler’s Battery”): Lt. William Wheeler; Osborn> Howard.
  • 14th New York Independent Battery and the 1st New York Light Artillery Battery B (“Empire Battery”): Capt. James K. Rorty (k), Lt. Albert S. Sheldon (w), Lt. Robert E. Rogers; Hazard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 15th New York Engineers: Maj. Walter L. Cassin; Benham> Warren.
  • 15th New York Independent Battery: Capt. Patrick Hart; McGilvery> Tyler.
  • 33rd New York Infantry (detach): Capt. Henry J. Gifford; Neill> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 39th New York Infantry (4 cos.) (“Garibaldi Guards”): Maj. Hugo Hildebrandt; Willard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 40th New York Infantry (“Mozart Regiment”): Col. Thomas W. Egan (w) ; De Trobriand> Birney> Sickles.
  • 41st New York Infantry (9 cos.) (“De Kalb Regiment”): Lt. Col. Detleo Von Einsiedal; von Gilsa> Barlow> Howard.
  • 42nd New York Infantry (“Tammany Regiment”): Col. James E. Mallon; Hall> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 43rd New York Infantry: Lt. Col. John Wilson; Neill> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 44th New York Infantry: Col. James C. Rice, Lt. Col. Freeman Conner; Vincent> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 45th New York Infantry (“Fifth German Rifles”): Col. George Von Amsberg (WP), Lt. Col. Adophus Dobke; Schimmelfennig> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 49th New York Infantry (“Second Buffalo”): Col. Daniel D. Bidwell; Neill> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 50th New York Engineers: Col. William H. Pettes; Benham> Warren.
  • 52nd New York Infantry (“German Rangers,” “Sigel Rifles”): Lt. Col. Charles G. Freudenberg (w), Maj. Edward Venuit (k), Capt. William Scherrer; Zook> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 54th New York Infantry (“Hiram Barney Rifles”): Maj. Stephen Kovacs (c), Lt. Ernst Both; von Gilsa> Barlow> Howard.
  • 57th New York Infantry (“National Guard Rifles,” “Clinton Rifles,” “Zook’s Voltigeurs”): Lt. Col. Alford B. Chapman; Zook> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 58th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. August Otto (w), Capt. Emil Koenig; Krzyzanowski> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 59th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Max A. Thoman (mw), Capt. William McFadden; Hall> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 60th New York Infantry (“Union Guards”): Col. Abel Godard; Greene> Geary> Slocum.
  • 61st New York Infantry (“Clinton Guards”): Col. K. Oscar Broady; Cross> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 62nd New York Infantry (“Anderson’s Zouaves”): Col. David J. Nevin; Wheaton> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 63rd New York Infantry (2 cos.): Lt. Col. Richard C. Bentley (w), Capt. Thomas Touhy; Kelly> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 64th New York Infantry: Col. Daniel G. Bingham (w), Maj. Leman W. Bradley; Brooke> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 65th New York Infantry (“1st U.S. Chasseurs”): Col. Joseph E. Hamblin; Shaler> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 66th New York Infantry (“Governor’s Guard”): Col. Orlando H. Morris (w), Lt. Col. John S. Hammell (w), Maj. Peter Nelson; Zook> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 67th New York Infantry (“1st Long Island Volunteers”): Col. Nelson Cross; Shaler> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 68th New York Infantry (“Cameron Rifles”): Col. Gotthilf Bourry; von Gilsa> Barlow> Howard.
  • 69th New York Infantry (2 cos.): Capt. Richard Moroney (w), Lt. James J. Smith; Kelly> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 70th New York Infantry: Col. J. Egbert Farnum; Brewster> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 71st New York Infantry: Col. Henry L. Potter (w) ; Brewster> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 72nd New York Infantry: Col. John S. Austin (w), Lt. Col. John Leonard; Brewster> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 73rd New York Infantry (“Fourth Excelsior,” “2nd Fire Zouaves”): Maj. Michael W. Burns; Brewster> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 74th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Thomas Holt; Brewster> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 76th New York Infantry (“Cortland County Regiment”): Maj. Andrew J. Grover (k), Capt. John E. Cook; Cutler> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 77th New York Infantry (“Bemis Heights Regiment”): Lt. Col. Winsor B. French; Neill> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 78th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Herbert Von Hammerstein; Greene> Geary> Slocum.
  • 80th New York Infantry (20th New York State Militia, “Ulster Guard”): Col. Theodore B. Gates; Rowley> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 82nd New York Infantry (2nd New York State Militia): Lt. Col. James Huston (k), Capt. John Darrow; Harrow> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 83rd New York Infantry (9th New York State Militia): Lt. Col. Joseph A. Moesch; Baxter> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 84th New York Infantry (14th New York State Militia, “14th Brooklyn”): Col. Edward B. Fowler; Cutler> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 86th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Benjamin L. Higgins; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 88th New York Infantry (2 cos.): Capt. Denis F. Burke; Kelly> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 93rd New York Infantry: Col. John S. Crocker; > Provost Marshal Patrick.
  • 94th New York Infantry: Col. Adrian R. Root, Maj. Samuel A. Moffett; Paul> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 95th New York Infantry (“Warren Rifles”): Col. George H. Biddle(w), Maj. Edward Pye; Cutler> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 97th New York Infantry (“9th Regiment New York State Militia,” “Conkling Rifles”): Col. Charles Wheelock (w/c), Maj. Charles Northrup; Baxter> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 102nd New York Infantry: Col. James C. Lane (w), Capt. Lewis R. Stegman; Greene> Geary> Slocum.
  • 104th New York Infantry (“Wadsworth’s Guards”): Col. Gilbert G. Prey; Paul> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 107th New York Infantry: Col. Nirom M. Crane; Ruger> Williams> Slocum.
  • 108th New York Infantry (“Rochester Regiment”): Lt. Col. Francis E. Pierce; Smyth> Hays> Hancock.
  • 111th New York Infantry: Col. Clinton D. MacDougall (w), Lt. Col. Isaac M. Lusk (w), Capt. Aaron B. Seeley; Willard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 119th New York Infantry: Col. John T. Lockman (w), Lt. Col. Edward F. Lloyd; Krzyzanowski> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 120th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Cornelius D. Westbrook (w), Maj. John R. Tappen; Brewster> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 121st New York Infantry: Col. Emory Upton (ABT) ; Bartlett> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 122nd New York Infantry (“Third Onandaga Regiment”): Col. Silas Titus; Shaler> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 123rd New York Infantry (“Washington County Regiment”): Lt. Col. James C. Rogers, Capt. Adolphus H. Tanner; McDougall> Williams> Slocum.
  • 124th New York Infantry (“The Orange Blossoms”): Col. Van Horne Ellis (k), Lt. Col. Francis L. Cummins; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 125th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Levin Crandall; Willard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 126th New York Infantry: Col. Eliakim Sherrill, Lt. Col. James L. Bull; Willard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 134th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Allan H. Jackson; Coster> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 136th New York Infantry: Col. James Wood, Jr.; Smith> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 137th New York Infantry: Col. David Ireland; Greene> Geary> Slocum.
  • 140th New York Infantry: Col. Patrick H. O’Rorke (k) (WP), Lt. Col. Louis Ernst; Weed> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 145th New York Infantry: Col. Edward J. Price; McDougall> Williams> Slocum.
  • 146th New York Infantry: Col. Kenner Garrard, Lt. Col. David T. Jenkins; Weed> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 147th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Francis C. Miller (w), Maj. George Harney; Cutler> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 149th New York Infantry: Col. Henry A. Barnum, Lt. Col. Charles B. Randall (w), Capt. Nicholas Grumbach; Greene> Geary> Slocum.
  • 150th New York Infantry (“Dutchess County Regiment”): Col. John H. Ketcham; Lockwood> Williams> Slocum.
  • 154th New York Infantry: Lt. Col. Daniel B. Allen; Coster> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 157th New York Infantry: Col. Philip P. Brown, Jr.; Schimmelfennig> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • Oneida (NY) Cavalry (HQ Escort): Capt. Daniel P. Mann; > Provost Marshal Patrick.

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Ohio

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  • 1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery H (“Huntington’s Battery”): Lt. George W. Norton; Huntington> Tyler.
  • 1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery I (“Dilger’s Battery”): Capt. Hubert Dilger; Osborn> Howard.
  • 1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery K (“Heckman’s Battery”): Capt. Lewis Heckman; Osborn> Howard.
  • 1st Ohio Light Artillery (“Gibbs’ Battery”), Battery L: Capt. Frank C. Gibbs; Martin> Sykes.
  • 4th Ohio Infantry: Lt. Col. Leonard W. Carpenter; Carroll> Hays> Hancock.
  • 5th Ohio Infantry (“Cincinnati Regiment”): Col. John H. Patrick; Candy> Geary> Slocum.
  • 6th Ohio Cavalry (10 cos.): Maj. William Stedman; Huey> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 7th Ohio Infantry: Col. William R. Creighton; Candy> Geary> Slocum.
  • 8th Ohio Infantry: Lt. Col. Franklin Sawyer; Carroll> Hays> Hancock.
  • 25th Ohio Infantry: Lt. Col. Jeremiah Williams (c), Capt. Nathaniel J. Manning (w), Lt. William Maloney, Lt. Israel White; Ames> Barlow> Howard.
  • 29th Ohio Infantry: Capt. Wilbur F. Stevens (w), Capt. Edward Hayes; Candy> Geary> Slocum.
  • 55th Ohio Infantry: Col. Charles B. Gambee; Smith> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 61st Ohio Infantry: Col. Stephen J. McGroarty; Schimmelfennig> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 66th Ohio Infantry: Lt. Col. Eugene Powell; Candy> Geary> Slocum.
  • 73rd Ohio Infantry: Lt. Col. Richard Long; Smith> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 75th Ohio Infantry: Col. Andrew L. Harris, Capt. George B. Fox; Ames> Barlow> Howard.
  • 82nd Ohio Infantry: Col. James S. Robinson (w), Lt. Col. David Thomson; Krzyzanowski> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 107th Ohio Infantry: Col. Seraphim Meyer, Capt. John M. Lutz; Ames> Barlow> Howard.

Pennsylvania

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  • 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry: Col. John P. Taylor; McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery B (“Cooper’s Battery”): Capt. James H. Cooper; Wainwright> Reynolds.
  • 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Batteries F and G (“Ricketts’ Battery”): Capt. R. Bruce Ricketts (WP); Huntington> Tyler.
  • 1st Pennsylvania Reserves (9 cos.) (“30th Pennsylvania Infantry”): Col. William C. Talley; McCandless> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry: Col. R. Butler Price; > Provost Marshal Patrick.
  • 2nd Pennsylvania Reserves (“31st Pennsylvania Infantry”): Lt. Col. George A. Woodward; McCandless> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 3rd Pennsylvania Artillery, Battery H (One Section): Capt. William D. Rank; McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry: Lt. Col. Edward S. Jones; McIntosh> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry: Lt. Col. William E. Doster; Gregg> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 5th Pennsylvania Reserves (“34th Pennsylvania Infantry”): Lt. Col. George Dare; Fisher> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry (“Rush’s Lancers”): Maj. James H. Haseltine; Merritt> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry (Companies E and I): Capt. Emlen N. Carpenter, Capt. James Starr; > Provost Marshal Patrick.
  • 6th Pennsylvania Reserves (“35th Pennsylvania Infantry”): Lt. Col. Wellington H. Ent; McCandless> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 8th Pennsylvania Cavalry: Capt. William Corrie; Huey> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 9th Pennsylvania Reserves (“38th Pennsylvania Infantry”): Lt. James McK. Snodgrass; Fisher> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 10th Pennsylvania Reserves (“39th Pennsylvania Infantry”): Col. Adoniram J. Warner; Fisher> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 11th Pennsylvania Reserves (“40th Pennsylvania Infantry”): Col. Samuel M. Jackson; Fisher> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 11th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Richard Coulter, Capt. Benjamin F. Haines (w), Capt. John B. Overmyer; Baxter> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 12th Pennsylvania Reserves (9 cos.) (“41st Pennsylvania Infantry”): Col. Martin D. Hardin; Fisher> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 13th Pennsylvania Reserves (“42nd Pennsylvania Infantry,” “Bucktails,” “1st Rifles”): Col. Charles F. Taylor (k), Maj. William R. Hartshorne; McCandless> Crawford> Sykes.
  • 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry: Lt. Col. John K. Robinson; Gregg> McM. Gregg> Pleasonton.
  • 17th Pennsylvania Cavalry: Col. Josiah H. Kellogg; Devin> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry: Lt. Col. William P. Brinton; Farnsworth> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry (“Birney’s Zouaves”): Lt. Col. John F. Glenn; Shaler> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 26th Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. Robert L. Bodine; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 27th Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. Lorenz Cantador; Coster> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 28th Pennsylvania Infantry: Capt. John H. Flynn; Candy> Geary> Slocum.
  • 29th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. William Rickards, Jr.; Cobham> Geary> Slocum.
  • “30th Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 1st Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “31st Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 2nd Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “34th Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 5th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “35th Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 6th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “38th Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 9th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “39th Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 10th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “40th Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 11th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “41st Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 12th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • “42nd Pennsylvania Infantry”: See 13th Pennsylvania Reserves.
  • 46th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. James L. Selfridge; McDougall> Williams> Slocum.
  • 49th Pennsylvania Infantry (4 cos.): Lt. Col. Thomas L. Hulings; Russell> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 53rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. Richard McMichael; Brooke> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 56th Pennsylvania Infantry (9 cos.): Col. J. William Hoffman; Cutler> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 57th Pennsylvania Infantry (8 cos.): Col. Peter Sides (w), Capt. Alanson H. Nelson; Graham> Birney> Sickles.
  • 61st Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. George F. Smith; Neill> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 62nd Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. James C. Hull; Sweitzer> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 63rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. John A. Danks; Graham> Birney> Sickles.
  • 68th Pennsylvania Infantry (“Scott Legion”): Col. Andrew H. Tippin, Capt. Milton S. Davis; Graham> Birney> Sickles.
  • 69th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Dennis O’Kane (mw), Capt. William Davis; Webb> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 71st Pennsylvania Infantry (“California Regiment”): Col. Richard Penn Smith; Webb> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry (“Baxter’s Fire Zouaves,” “Philadelphia Fire Zouaves,” “Third California Regiment”): Col. De Witt C. Baxter (w), Lt. Col. Theodore Hesser; Webb> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 73rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Capt. Daniel F. Kelley; Coster> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 74th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Adolph Von Hartung, Lt. Col. Alexander von Mitzel (w), Capt. Gustav Schleiter, Capt. Henry Krauseneck; Schimmelfennig> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 75th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Francis Mahler (mw), Major August Ledig; Krzyzanowski> von Steinwehr> Howard.
  • 81st Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. Amos Stroh; Cross> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 82nd Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Isaac C. Bassett; Shaler> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 83rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Capt. Orpheus S. Woodward; Vincent> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 84th Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. Milton Opp (Train guard, not present at Gettysburg) ; Carr> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 88th Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. Benezet F. Foust (w), Capt. Edmund A. Mass (c), Capt. Henry Whiteside; Baxter> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 90th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Peter Lyle, Maj. Alfred J. Sellers; Baxter> Robinson> Reynolds
  • 91st Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. Joseph H. Sinex; Weed> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 93rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. John I. Nevin; Wheaton> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 95th Pennsylvania Infantry (“Gosline Zouaves”): Lt. Col. Edward Carroll; Bartlett> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 96th Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. William H. Lessig; Bartlett> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 98th Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. John B. Kohler; Wheaton> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 99th Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. John W. Moore; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 105th Pennsylvania Infantry (“The Wild Cat Regiment”): Col. Calvin A. Craig; Graham> Birney> Sickles.
  • 106th Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. William L. Curry; Webb> Gibbon> Hancock.
  • 107th Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. James M. MacThomson (w), Capt. Emanuel D. Roath; Paul> Robinson> Reynolds.
  • 109th Pennsylvania Infantry (“Curtin Light Guards”): Capt. Frederick L. Gimber; Cobham> Geary> Slocum.
  • 110th Pennsylvania (6 cos.): Lt. Col. David M. Jones (w), Maj. Isaac Rogers; De Trobriand> Birney> Sickles.
  • 111th Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. Thomas L. Walker, Col. George A. Cobham, Jr.; Cobham> Geary> Slocum.
  • 114th Pennsylvania Infantry (“Collis’ Zouaves”): Lt. Col. Frederick F. Cavada (w), Capt. Edward R. Bowen; Graham> Birney> Sickles.
  • 115th Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. John P. Dunne; Burling> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 116th Pennsylvania Infantry (4 cos.): Maj. St. Clair A. Mulholland; Kelly> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 118th Pennsylvania Infantry (“Corn Exchange Regiment”): Lt. Col. James Gwyn; Tilton> Barnes> Sykes.
  • 119th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Peter S. Ellmaker; Russell> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 121st Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Chapman Biddle, Maj. Alexander Biddle; Rowley> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 139th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Fredrick H. Collier; Wheaton> Newton> Sedgwick.
  • 140th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Richard P. Roberts (k), Lt. Col. John Fraser; Zook> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 141st Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Henry J. Madill; Graham> Birney> Sickles.
  • 142nd Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Robert P. Cummins (mw), Lt. Col. A. B. McCalmont; Rowley> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 143rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. Edmund L. Dana, Lt. Col. John D. Musser; Stone> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 145th Pennsylvania Infantry (7 cos.): Col. Hiram L. Brown (w), Capt. John W. Reynolds (w), Capt. Moses W. Oliver; Brooke> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 147th Pennsylvania Infantry (8 cos.): Lt. Col. Ario Pardee, Jr. (WP) ; Candy> Geary> Slocum.
  • 148th Pennsylvania Infantry: Col. H. Boyd McKeen, Lt. Col. Robert McFarlane; Cross> Caldwell> Hancock.
  • 149th Pennsylvania Infantry (“1st Regiment Bucktail Brigade”): Lt. Col. Walton Dwight (w), Capt. James Glenn; Stone> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 150th Pennsylvania Infantry (“2nd Regiment Bucktail Brigade”): Col. Langhorne Wister (w), Lt. Col. Henry S. Huidekoper (w), Capt. Cornelius C. Widdis; Stone> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 151st Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. George F. McFarland (w), Capt. Walter F. Owens, Col. Harrison Allen; Rowley> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 153rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Maj. John F. Frueauff; von Gilsa> Barlow> Howard.
  • 155th Pennsylvania Infantry: Lt. Col. John H. Cain; Weed> Ayres> Sykes.
  • Pennsylvania Independent Light Artillery, Batteries C and F: Capt. James Thompson; McGilvery> Tyler.
  • Pennsylvania Independent Light Artillery, Battery E (“Knap’s Battery”): Lt. Charles A. Atwell; Muhlenberg> Slocum.

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Rhode Island

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  • 1st Rhode Island Artillery, Battery A (“Arnold’s Battery”): Capt. William A. Arnold; Hazard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 1st Rhode Island Artillery, Battery B (“Brown’s Battery”): Lt. T. Fred Brown; Hazard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Battery C: Capt. Richard Waterman; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Battery E (“Bucklyn’s Battery”): Lt. John K. Bucklyn (w), Lt. Benjamin Freeborn (w) ; Clark> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Battery G: Capt. George A. Adams; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 2nd Rhode Island Infantry: Col. Horatio Rogers, Jr. ; Eustis> Newton> Sedgwick.

Vermont

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  • 1st Vermont Cavalry: Lt. Col. Addison W. Preston; Farnsworth> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 2nd Vermont Infantry: Col. James H. Walbridge; Grant> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 3rd Vermont Infantry: Col. Thomas O. Seaver; Grant> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 4th Vermont Infantry: Col. Charles B. Stoughton; Grant> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 5th Vermont Infantry: Lt. Col. John R. Lewis; Grant> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 6th Vermont Infantry: Col. Elisha L. Barney; Grant> Howe> Sedgwick.
  • 12th Vermont Infantry: Col. Asa Blunt; Stannard> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 13th Vermont Infantry: Col. Francis V. Randall, Maj. Joseph J. Boynton, Lt. Col. William D. Munson (w) ; Stannard> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 14th Vermont Infantry: Col. William T. Nichols; Stannard> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 15th Vermont Infantry: Col. Redfield Proctor; Stannard> Doubleday> Reynolds.
  • 16th Vermont Infantry: Col. Wheelock G. Veazey; Stannard> Doubleday> Reynolds.

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West Virginia

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  • 1st West Virginia Cavalry (10 cos.): Col. Nathaniel P. Richmond, Maj. Charles E. Capehart; Farnsworth> Kilpatrick> Pleasonton.
  • 1st West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery C (“Pierpoint Battery”): Capt. Wallace Hill; Huntington> Tyler.
  • 3rd West Virginia Cavalry (2 cos.): Capt. Seymour B. Conger; Devin> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 7th West Virginia Infantry: Lt. Col. Jonathan H. Lockwood; Carroll> Hays> Hancock.

Wisconsin

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  • 2nd Wisconsin Infantry (Madison): Col. Lucius Fairchild (WP) (w), Maj. John Mansfield (OR) (w), Capt. George H. Otis; Meredith> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 3rd Wisconsin Infantry: Col. William Hawley; Ruger> Williams> Slocum.
  • 5th Wisconsin Infantry: Col. Thomas S. Allen; Russell> Wright> Sedgwick.
  • 6th Wisconsin Infantry (Madison): Lt. Col. Rufus R. Dawes (WP); Meredith> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 7th Wisconsin Infantry (Madison): Col. William W. Robinson (WP), Maj. Mark Finnicum; Meredith> Wadsworth> Reynolds.
  • 26th Wisconsin Infantry: Lt. Col. Hans Boebel (w), Capt. John W. Fuchs; Krzyzanowski> von Steinwehr> Howard.

United States Artillery

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  • 1st United States Artillery, Battery I: Lt. George A. Woodruff (mw), Lt. Tully McCrea; Hazard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 1st United States (Horse) Artillery, Batteries E and G: Capt. Alanson M. Randol; Tidball> Pleasonton.
  • 1st United States Artillery, Battery H: Lt. Chandler P. Eakin; Ransom> Tyler.
  • 1st United States (Horse) Artillery, Battery K: Capt. William M. Graham; Tidball> Pleasonton.
  • 2nd United States Artillery, Battery D: Lt. Edward B. Williston; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 2nd United States Artillery, Battery G: Lt. John H. Butler; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 2nd United States (Horse) Artillery, Batteries B and L: Lt. Edward Heaton; Robertson> Pleasonton.
  • 2nd United States (Horse) Artillery, Battery A: Lt. John H. Calef; Tidball> Pleasonton.
  • 2nd United States (Horse) Artillery, Battery M: Lt. A. C. M. Pennington, Jr.; Robertson> Pleasonton.
  • 3rd United States Artillery, Batteries F and K: Lt. John G. Turnbull; Ransom> Tyler.
  • 4th United States Artillery, Battery A: Lt. Alonzo H. Cushing (ABT) (k), Sgt. Frederick Fuger; Hazard> Hays> Hancock.
  • 4th United States Artillery, Battery B: Lt. James Stewart; Wainwright> Reynolds.
  • 4th United States Artillery, Battery C: Lt. Evan Thomas; Ransom> Tyler.
  • 4th United States Artillery, Battery F: Lt. Sylvanus T. Rugg; Muhlenberg> Slocum.
  • 4th United States Artillery, Battery G: Lt. Bayard Wilkeson (mw), Lt. Eugene A. Bancroft; Osborn> Howard.
  • 4th United States Artillery, Battery K: Lt. Francis W. Seeley (w), Lt. Robert James; Clark> Humphreys> Sickles.
  • 4th United States (Horse) Artillery, Battery E: Lt. Samuel S. Elder; Robertson> Pleasonton.
  • 5th United States Artillery, Battery C: Lt. Gulian V. Weir (w); Ransom> Tyler.
  • 5th United States Artillery, Battery K: Lt. David H. Kinzie; Muhlenberg> Slocum.
  • 5th United States Artillery, Battery D: Lt. Charles E. Hazlett (k), Lt. Benjamin F. Rittenhouse; Martin> Sykes.
  • 5th United States Artillery, Battery F: Lt. Leonard Martin; Tompkins> Sedgwick.
  • 5th United States Artillery, Battery I: Lt. Malbone F. Watson (w), Lt. Charles C. MacConnell; Martin> Sykes.

United States Cavalry

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  • 1st United States Cavalry: Capt. Richard S. C. Lord; Merritt> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 2nd United States Cavalry: Capt. Theophilus F. Rodenbough; Merritt> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 5th United States Cavalry: Capt. Julius W. Mason; Merritt> Buford> Pleasonton.
  • 6th United States Cavalry: Maj. Samuel H. Starr (WP) (w), Lt. Louis H. Carpenter, Lt. Nicholas Nolan, Capt. Ira W. Claflin; Merritt> Buford> Pleasonton.

United States Engineers

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  • U.S. Engineer Battalion: Capt. George H. Mendell; Benham> Warren.

United States Infantry

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  • 2nd United States Infantry (6 cos.): Maj. Arthur T. Lee (w), Capt. Samuel A. McKee; Burbank> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 3rd United States Infantry (6 cos.): Capt. Henry W. Freedley (w) , Capt. Richard G. Lay; Day> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 4th United States Infantry (4 cos.): Capt. Julius W. Adams, Jr.; Day> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 6th United States Infantry (5 cos.): Capt. Levi C. Bootes; Day> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 7th United States Infantry (4 cos.): Capt. David P. Hancock; Burbank> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 8th United States Infantry (8 cos.): Capt. Edwin W.H. Read; > Provost Marshal Patrick.
  • 10th United States Infantry (3 cos.): Capt. William Clinton; Burbank> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 11th United States Infantry (6 cos.): Maj. DeLancey Floyd-Jones; Burbank> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 12th United States Infantry (8 cos.): Capt. Thomas S. Dunn; Day> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 14th United States Infantry (8 cos.): Maj. Grotius R. Giddings; Day> Ayres> Sykes.
  • 17th United States Infantry (7 cos.): Lt. Col. J. Durell Greene; Burbank> Ayres> Sykes.

United States Sharpshooters

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  • 1st United States Sharpshooters: Col. Hiram Berdan (WP), Lt. Col. Casper Trepp; Ward> Birney> Sickles.
  • 2nd United States Sharpshooters (8 cos.): Maj. Homer R. Stoughton; Ward> Birney> Sickles.

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