19 Series I Volume XXV-II Serial 40 - Chancellorsville Part II
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Third Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS WELSH.
36th Massachusetts, Colonel Henry Bowman.
45th Pennsylvania, Captain F. M. Hills.
100th Pennsylvania, Major M. M. Dawson.
Artillery.
1st New York, Battery D, Captain Thomas W. Osborn.
3rd United States, Batteries L and M, Lieutenant William C. Bartlett.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General SAMUEL D. STURGIS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES NAGLE.
2nd Maryland, Colonel Thomas B. Allard.
6th New Hampshire, Major Phin P. Bixby.
9th New Hampshire, Colonel H. B. Titus.
48th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Pleasants.
7th Rhode Island, Colonel Zenas R. Bliss.
12th Rhode Island, Colonel George H. Browne.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General EDWARD FERRERO.
21st Massachusetts, Colonel W. S. Clark.
35th Massachusetts, Co. E. A. Wild.
11th New Hampshire, Colonel Walter Harriman.
51st New York, Colonel R. B. Potter.
51st Pennsylvania, Colonel John F. Hartranft.
Artillery.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery D, Captain George W. Durell.
1st Rhode Island, Battery D, Lieutenant George C. Harkness.
4th United States, Battery E. Lieutenant Samuel S. Elder.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General GEORGE W. GETTY.
First Brigade.
Colonel TUSH C. HAWKINS.
10th New Hampshire, Colonel Michael T. Donohoe.
9th New York, Major Edward Jardine.
89th New York, Colonel Harrison S. Fairchild.
103rd New York, Major B. Ringold.
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD HARLAND.
8th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel J. E. Ward.
11th Connecticut, Colonel G. A. Stedman, jr.
15th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Tolles.
16th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Burnham.
Third Brigade.
Colonel AARON F. STEVENS.
21st Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas F. Burpee.
13th New Hampshire, Major Jacob J. Storer.
25th New Jersey, Colonel Andrew Derrom.
4th Rhode Island, Lieutenant Colonel Martin P. Buffum.
Artillery.
2nd New York, Battery L,* Captain Jacob Roemer.
2nd U. S. Artillery, Battery E, Lieutenant William P. Graves.
5th United States, Battery A, Lieutenant George W. Crabb.
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*Reported on original as in both Second and Third Divisions.
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