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Separate Brigades.
Averell's Brigade.
Brigadier General William W. Averell
28th Ohio, Colonel Augustus Moor. 2nd West Virginia, *Colonel George R. Latham. 3rd West Virginia, * Lieutenant Colonel Francis. W. Thompson. 8th West Virginia, * Colonel john H. Oley. 10th West Virginia, Colonel Thomas Mj. Harris. 16th Illinois Cavalry, Company C, Captain Julius Jaehne. 3rd Company Ohio Cavalry, Lieutenant Jonas Seaman. 1st West Virginia Cavalry, Company A, Captain Harrison H. Hagan. 3rd West Virginia Cavalry, Companies E, f, and H, Captain Lot Bowen. West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery B, Captain John V. Keeper. West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery G. Captain Chatham T. Ewing.
Campbell's Brigade.
Colonel John M. Champbell.
54th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John P. Linton. 1st West Virginia, Colonel Joseph Thoburn, 15th West Virginia, Colonel Maxwell McCaslin. West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery E, Captain Alexander C. Moore.
Mulligan's Brigade.
23rd Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel James Quirk. 2nd Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Colonel Robert Bruce. 14th West Virginia, Major Daniel D. Johnson. 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery L, Captain John Rourke.
Wilkinson's Brigade.
Colonel Nathan Wilkinson.
6th West Virginia, Major John H. Showalter. 11th West Virginia, Major Van H. Bukey. 55th Pennsylvania Militia, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Graham.
Abstract from returns of the Department of West Virginia, Brigadier General Benjamin F. Kelley, U. S. Army, Commanding, for the month of July, 1863.
Present for
duty
Command Officers Men Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Pieces Station
pre-sent pre-sent last of
and re-turn ar-tille-ry
ab-sent
General 5 --- 5 5 5 -- Clarksburg W.
headquarters Va.
Scammon's 197 4, 5, 6, 6, 14 Camp
division 526 377 383 458 Piatt
Camp
White
Coal's
Mouth
Fayetteville,
and
Gauley
Bridge
Averell 170 3, 4, 5, 5, 10 BeverlyBuckhannon,
's 729 588 504 547 and
brigade Winchester
Campbell's 84 1, 2, 2, 2, 6 Near
brigade 967 149 713 723 Hedgesville
Mulligan's 88 1, 1, 2, 2, 7 Do.
brigade 755 971 426 390
Wilkinson's 64 1, 1, 2, 2, 4 Clarksburg
brigade 797 966 209 187
TOTAL 608 13, 16, 19, 19, 41
774 056 240 310
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* Mounted infantry.
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