1045 Series I Volume XLVI-III Serial 97 - Appomattox Campaign Part III
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JUNIATA DISTRICT.
Major JOHN T. MORGAN.
201st Pennsylvania, Company F (mounted), Captain Thomas F. Maloney.
201st Pennsylvania, Company G, Captain John T. Ensminger.
Mounted (Pennsylvania) Company, Captain Joseph K. Weaver.
Patapsco (Maryland) Guards, Lieutenant John Downey.
1st New York Light Artillery, Battery A (right section), Lieutenant John T. Kingsbury.
DISTRICT OF THE MONONGAHELA.
Captain GREENLIEF P. DAVIS.
21st U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, Company I, Captain Greenlief P. Davis.
DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Brigadier General ORRIS S. FERRY.
186th Pennsylvania, Colonel Henry A. Frink.
1st New York Light Artillery, Battery A (left section), Lieutenant Horace W. Freeman.
MIDDLE DEPARTMENT (EIGHTH ARMY CORPS.)
Major General LEWIS WALLACE.
PROVOST GUARD.
91st New York, Company E, Lieutenant William J. Smythe.
FIRST SEPARATE BRIGADE.
Brigadier General ERASTUS B. TYLER.
11th Maryland, Company C, Lieutenant Henry Trobler.
213st Pennsylvania (detachment), Lieutenant Colonel Jacob M. Davis.
1st Delaware Cavalry (seven companies), Captain Caleb Churchman.
3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, Company H, Captain William D. Rank.
SECOND SEPARATE BRIGADE.
Bvt. Brigadier General WILLIAM W. MORRIS.
11th Indiana, Major George Butler.
7th New York Heavy Artillery (six companies), Major Charles W. Hobbs.
7th New York Heavy Artillery (six companies), Major Samuel L. Anable.
THIRD SEPARATE BRIGADE.
Brigadier General HENRY H. LOCKWOOD.
11th Maryland (one company), Captain Henry C. Smyser.
90th New York (six companies), Major Honore De La Paturelle.
97th Pennsylvania (one company), Captain William R. Jones.
8th United States (six companies), Lieutenant Colonel John R. Edie.
1st Delaware Cavalry (three companies), Lieutenant George A. Clark.
5th New York Cavalry (one company), Captain Edmund Blunt, jr.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE AND EASTERN SHORE, MD.
Brigadier General JOHN R. KENLY.
8th Delaware (one company), Captain Thomas Crossley.
8th United States (one company), Lieutenant Henry E. Hazen.
Independent Cavalry Company (Maryland), Captain George W. P. Smith.
7th New York Heavy Artillery (detachment), Lieutenant George A. Lock.
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