95 Series I Volume XLV-I Serial 93 - Franklin - Nashville Part I
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POST OF NASHVILLE.
Brigadier General JOHN F. MILLER.
Second Brigade, Fourth Division, Twentieth Army Corps.
Colonel EDWIN C. MASON.
142nd Indiana, Colonel John M. Comparet.
45th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Adoplhus Dobke.
176th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Nesbitt.
179th Ohio, Colonel Harley H. Sage.
182nd Ohio, Colonel Lewis Butler.
Unattached.
3rd Kentucky.
28th Michigan, Colonel William W. Wheeler.
173rd Ohio, Colonel John R. Hurd.
78th Pennsylvania (detachment), Major Henry W. Torbett Veteran Reserve Coprs, Colonel Frank P. Cahill.
44th Wisconsin (battalion), Lieutenant Colonel Oliver C. Bissell.
45th Wisconsin (battalion).
GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Major JOHN J. ELY.
Illinois Light, Bridges' Battery, Lieutenant Lyman A. White.
Indiana Light, 2nd Battery, Captain James S. Whicher.
Indiana Light, 4th Battery, Captain Benjamin F. Johnson.
Indiana Light, 12th Battery, Captain James E. White.
Indiana Light, 21st Battery, Captain Abram P. Andrew.
Indiana Light 22nd Battery, Captain Edward W. Nicholson.
Indiana Light, 24th Battery, Lieutenant Hiram Allen.
1st Michigan Light Battery F, Captain Byron D. Paddock.
1st Ohio Light, Battery A, Lieutenant Charles W. Scovill.
1st Ohio Light, Battery E, Lieutenant Frank B. Reckard.
Ohio Light, 20th Battery, Captain William Backus.
1st Tennessee Light, Battery C, Lieutenant Joseph Grisby.
1st Tennessee Light, Battery D, Captain Samuel D. Leinart.
2nd U. S. Colored Light Battery A, Captain Josiah V. Meigs.
QUARTERMASTER'S DIVISION.*
Bvt. Brigadier General JAMES L. DONALDSON.
CAVALRY CORPS.
Bvt. Major General JAMES H. WILSON.
ESCORT.
4th United States, Lieutenant Joseph Hedges.
FIRST DIVISION.+
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN T. CROXTON.
8th Iowa, Colonel Joseph B. Dorr.
4th Kentucky (mouted infantry), Colonel Robert M. Kelly.
2nd Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Smith.
1st Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Calvin M. Dyer.
Illinois Light Artillery, Board of Trade Battery, Captain George I. Robinson.
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*Composed of quartermaster's employes.
+The Second and Third Brigades of this division, under the division commander, Brigadier General E. M. McCook, were absent on an expedition into Western Kentucky.
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