800 Series I Volume XLIX-I Serial 103 - Mobile Bay Campaign Part I
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Artillery.
4th United States, Battery I, Lieutenant George B. Rodney.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General EDWARD HATCH.*
First Brigade.
Colonel OLIVER WELLS.
3rd Illinois [seven companies], Lieutenant
Colonel Robert H. Carnahan.
11th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Abram Sharra.
12th Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel Richard H. Brown.
Second Brigade.
Colonel DATUS E. COON.
6th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel John Lynch.
7th Illinois, Major Henry C. Forbes.
9th Illinois, Major William McManis.
2nd Iowa, Major Gustavus Schnitzer.
12th Tennessee, Captain John F. Graham.
Artillery.
1st Illinois Light, Battery I, Captain John C. Neely.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General RICHARD W. JOHNSON.
First Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS J. HARRISON.
14th Illinois, Colonel Francis M. Davidson.
16th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Smith.
8th Michigan, Colonel Elisha Mix.
6th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William J. Smith.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES BIDDLE.
5th Indiana, Major Moses D. Leeson.
6th Indiana, Major William W. Carter.
3rd Tennessee [three companies], Major Benjamin Cunningham.
Fayetteville, Tenn.
5th Tennessee, +Major John F. Armstrong.
Wauhatchie, Tenn.
15th Pennsylvania,+ Colonel William J. Palmer.
Artillery.
1st Tennessee Light, Battery A, Lieutenant Thomas J. Murphy.
SEVENTH DIVISION.++
Brigadier General JOSEPH F. KNIFE.
First Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE W. JACKSON.
9th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Eli Lilly.
10th Indiana, Major George R. Swallow.
2nd Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William R. Cook.
10th Tennessee, Major James T. Abernathy.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GILBERT M. L. JOHNSON.
12th Indiana, Colonel Edward Anderson.
13th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel William T. Pepper.
19th Pennsylvania, Captain Frank Reeder.
4th Tennessee, Major Meshack Stephens.
Artillery.
Ohio Light, 14th Battery, Captain William C. Myers.
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*On leave from January 17; Colonel Robert R. Stewart, 11th Indiana Cavalry, temporarily in command.
+Constituted, in orders, as the Third Brigade.
++En route to the Military Division of West Mississippi.
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