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CAVALRY CORPS.
Major General ALFRED PLEASONTON.
HEADQUARTERS.
19th New York (1st Dragoons), Colonel Alfred Gibbs.
6th United States, Captain James S. Brisbin.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN BUFORD.
First Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE H. CHAPMAN.
8th Illinois, Major John L. Beveridge.
12th Illinois, Captain George W. Shears.
3rd Indiana, Colonel George H. Chapman.
8th New York, Major William H. Benjamin.
Second Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS C. DEVIN.
4th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Augustus Pruyn.
6th New York, Major William E. Beardsley.
9th New York, Colonel William Sackett.
17th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Coe Durland.
3rd West Virginia (two companies), Captain Seymour B. Conger.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel J. IRVIN GREGG. +
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN B. MCINTOSH.
1st Maryland, Lieutenant Colonel James M. Deems.
1st Massachusetts (eight companies), Colonel Horace B. Sargent.
1st New Jersey, Colonel Percy Wyndham.
6th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel William Stedman.
1st Pennsylvania, Colonel John P. Taylor.
3rd Pennsylvania, Major Oliver O. G. Robinson.
1st Rhode Island, Lieutenant Colonel John L. Thompson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel PENNOCK HUEY.
District of Columbia (independent company), Captain William H. Orton.
1st Maine, Colonel Charles H. Smith.
10th New York, Lieutenant Colonel William Irvine.
4th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel William E. Doster.
8th Pennsylvania, Major Joseph W. Wistar.
13th Pennsylvania, Colonel James A. Galligher.
16th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John K. Robinson.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JUDSON KILPATRICK.
Headquarters.
1st Ohio, Companies A and C, Captain Noah Jones.
First Brigade.
Colonel HENRY E. DAVIES, jr.
2nd New York, Major Samuel McIrvin.
5th New York, Major John Hammond.
18th Pennsylvania, Major William B. Darlington.
1st West Virginia, Colonel Nathaniel P. Richmond.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE A. CUSTER.
1st Michigan, Colonel Charles H. Town.
5th Michigan, Major Crawley P. Dake.
6th Michigan, Colonel George Gray.
7th Michigan, Colonel William D. Mann.
1st Vermont, Colonel Edward B. Sawyer.
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*See also Horse Artillery.
+Commanding in temporary absence of Brigadier General David McM. Gregg.
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