563 Series I Volume XXXII-III Serial 59 - Forrest's Expedition Part III
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THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN E. SMITH.
First Brigade.
Colonel JESSE I. ALEXANDER.
63rd Illinois, Colonel Joseph B. McCown.
48th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Edward J. Wood.
59th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson K. Scott.
4th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel John E. Tourtellotte.
18th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Jackson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GREEN B. RAUM.
56th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel John P. Hall.
17th Iowa, Captain Thomas Ping.
10th Missouri, Colonel Francis C. Deimling.
24th Missouri, Company E, Lieutenant Daniel Driscoll.
80th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Pren Metham.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General CHARLES L. MATTHIES.
93rd Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas C. Buswell.
5th Iowa, Colonel Jabez Banbury.
10th Iowa, Colonel Paris P. Henderson.
26th Missouri, Colonel Benjamin D. Dean.
Artillery.
Captain HENRY DILLON.
Wisconsin Light, 6th Battery, Lieutenant Samuel F. Clark.
Wisconsin Light, 12th Battery, Captain William Zickerick.
Cavalry.
4th Missouri, Company F, Lieutenant Alexander Mueller.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM HARROW.
First Brigade.
Colonel REUBEN WILLIAMS.
26th Illinois, Major John B. Harris.
90th Illinois, Major Patrick Flynn.
12th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel James Goodnow.
100th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Albert Heath.
Second Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES C. WALCUTT.
40th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Rigdon S. Barnhill.
103rd Illinois, Major Asias Willison.
6th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander J. Miller.
46th Ohio, Major Henry H. Giesy.
Third Brigade.
Colonel WELLS S. JONES.
48th Illinois, Colonel Lucien Greathouse.
97th Indiana, Colonel Robert F. Catterson.
99th Indiana, Colonel Alexander Fowler.
53rd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Fulton.
70th Ohio, Colonel De Witt C. Loudon.
Artillery.
Captain HENRY H. GRIFFITHS.
1st Illinois Light, Battery F, Captain Josiah H. Burton.
Iowa Light, 1st Battery Lieutenant William H. Gay.
UNATTACHED.
15th Michigan Infantry, Colonel John M. Oliver.
5th Ohio Cavalry, Colonel Thomas T. Heath.
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