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CAVALRY.
Brigadier General ALFRED PLEASONTON.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM GAMBLE.
8th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel D. R. Clendenin.
3rd Indiana, Major William S. McClure.
8th New York, Major Edmund M. Pope.
Second Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS C. DEVIN.
6th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Duncan McVicar.
8th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Amos E. Griffiths.
6th United States, Captain George C. Cram.
Artillery.
2nd United States, Battery M, Lieutenant R. H. Chapin.
CENTER GRAND DIVISION.
Major General GEORGE G. MEADE.*
THIRD ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General DANIEL E. SICKLES.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General DAVID B. BIRNEY.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL B. HAYMAN.
20th Indiana, Major J. H. Shannon.
63rd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel W. S. Kirkwood.
68th Pennsylvania, Colonel A. H. Tippin.
105th Pennsylvania, Colonel A. A. McKnight.
114th Pennsylvania, Major J. S. Chandler.
141st Pennsylvania, Colonel H. J. Madill.
Second Brigade.
Colonel P. REGIS DE TROBRIAND.
3rd Maine, Lieutenant Colonel M. B. Lakeman.
4th Maine, Colonel Elijah Walker.
38th New York, Major Augustus Funk.
40th New York, Colonel T. W. Egan.
57th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Sides.
99th Pennsylvania, Captain J. W. Moore.
Third Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS A. ROBERTS.
17th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel C. B. Merrill.
3rd Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel b. R. Pierce.
5th Michigan, Major E. T. Sherlock.
1st New York, Colonel J. F. Pierson.
37th new York, Lieutenant Colonel G. Riordan.
Artillery.
1st Rhode Island, Battery E, Captain G. E. Randolph.
3rd United States, Batteries F and K, Lieutenant J. G. Turnbull.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOSEPH B. CARR.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM BLAISDELL.
1st Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel C. B. Baldwin.
11th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel P. D. Tripp.
16th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Waldo Merriam.
2nd New Hampshire, Captain J. W. Carr.
11th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Moore.
26th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel B. C. Tilghman.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH W. REVERE.
70th New York, Colonel J. Egbert Farnum.
71st New York, Lieutenant Colonel Henry L. Potter.
72nd New York, Colonel William O. Stevens.
73rd New York, Colonel William R. Brewster.
74th New York, Captain Henry M. Alles.
120th New York, Colonel George H. Sharpe.
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