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Third Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS W. HYDE.
1st Maine (veteran), Lieutenant Colonel Stephen C. Fletcher.
43rd New York (five companies), Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Milliken.
49th New York (five companies):
Lieutenant Colonel Erastus D. Holt.*
Major George H. Selkirk.
77th New York (five companies):
Lieutenant Colonel David J. Caw.+
Captain Charles E. Stevens.
122nd New York, Lieutenant Colonel Horace H. Walpole.
61st Pennsylvania:
Lieutenant Colonel John W. Crosby.++
Colonel George F. Smith.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General TRUMAN SEYMOUR.
First Brigade.
Colonel Colonel WILLIAM S. TRUEX.
14th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Jacob J. Janeway.
106th New York:
Colonel Andrew N. McDonald.
Lieutenant Colonel Alvah W. Briggs.@
Colonel Andrew N. McDonald.
151st New York (five companies), Lieutenant Colonel Charles Bogardus.
87th Pennsylvania, Captain James Tearney.
10th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel George B. Damon.
Second Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General J. WARREN KEIFER.
6th Maryland:
Major Clifton K. Prentiss.*
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph C. Hill.
9th New York Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel James W. Snyder.
110th Ohio:
Bvt. Colonel Otho H. Binkley.
Captain William D. Shellenberger.#
Bvt. Colonel Otho H. Binkley.
122nd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Charles M. Cornyn.
126th Ohio, Colonel Benjamin F. Smith.
67th Pennsylvania, Major William G. Williams.
138th Pennsylvania, Colonel Matthew R. McClennan.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Bvt. Major ANDREW COWAN.
1st New Jersey Light, Battery A, Captain Augustin N. Parsons.
New York Light, 1st Battery, Bvt. Captain Orsamus R. Van Etten.
New York Light, 3rd Battery, Bvt. Major William A. Harn.
9th New York Heavy, Company L, Captain S. Augustus Howe.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery G, Bvt. Major George W. Adams.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery H, Captain Crawford Allen, jr.
5th United States, Battery E, Lieutenant John R. Brinckle.
1st Vermont Heavy, Company D, Captain Charles J. Lewis.
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*Mortally wounded April 2.
+Sick from April 2.
++Killed April 2.
@In command April 2.
#Wounded April 2.
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