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Fourth Brigade.
Colonel HARRISON S. FAIRCHILD.
8th Maine:
Lieutenant Colonel Edward A. True.
Captain Edward H. Reynolds.*
89th New York:
Major Frank W. Tremain.+
Captain William Dobie.
148th New York, Colonel John B. Murray.
158th New York:
Lieutenant Colonel William H. McNary.
Major Hyron Kalt.
55th Pennsylvania, Captain George H. Hill.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General CHARLES DEVENS.
First Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD H. RIPLEY.
11th Connecticut, Major Charles Warren.
13th New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel Normand Smith.
81st New York, Captain Matthew T. Betton.
98th New York, Lieutenant Colonel William Kreutzer.
139th New York, Major Theodore Miller.
19th Wisconsin, Major Saml. K. Vaughan.
Second Brigade.
Colonel MICHAEL T. DONOHOE.
8th Connecticut, Major William M. Pratt.
5th Maryland, Lieutenant Colonel William W. Bamberger.
10th New Hampshire, Captain Warren M. Kelley.
12th New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas E. Barker.
96th New York, Major George W. Hindes.
118th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Levi S. Dominy.
9th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel Valentine G. Barney.
Third Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL H. ROBERTS.
21st Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel James F. Brown.
40th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel John Pollack.
2nd New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel Joab N. Patterson.
58th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Cecil Clay.
188th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel George K. Bowen.
INDEPENDENT DIVISION.
Bvt. Major General JOHN W. TURNER.
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel ANDREW POTTER.
34th Massachusetts, Captain Frank T. Leach.
116th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert B. Teters.
123rd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Horace Kellogg.
Second Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM B. CURTIS.
23rd Illinois, Captain Patrick M. Ryan.
54th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Albert P. Moulton.
12th West Virginia, Captain Erastus G. Bartlett.
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*In command from April 6.
+Killed April 2.
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