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Organization of Troops in the Department of the Ohio, Major General Horatio G. Wright, U. S. Army, commanding, October 31, 1862.*
ARMY OF KENTUCKY.+
Major General GORDON GRANGER.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General STEPHEN G. BURBRIDGE.
Second Brigade.
Colonel PETER T. SWAINE.
100th Ohio, Colonel John C. Groom.
103rd Ohio, Colonel John S. Casement.
104th Ohio, Colonel James W. Reilly.
22nd Wisconsin, Colonel William L. Utley.
Third Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES C. DOOLITTLE.
18th Michigan, Colonel Charles C. Doolittle.
22nd Michigan, Colonel Moses Wisner.
17th Ohio Battery, Captain Ambrose A. Blount.
Cavalry.
10th Kentucky, Colonel Joshua Tevis.
4th Indiana (one company), Captain Joseph P. Lesslie.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General GREEN CLAY SMITH.
First Brigade.
Colonel FREDERICK W. MOORE.
85th Indiana, Colonel John P. Baird.
18th Kentucky, Major Frederick G. Bracht.
83rd Ohio, Colonel Frederick W. Moore.
21st Indiana Battery, Captain W. W. Andres.
10th Kentucky Cavalry (detachment).
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOSEPH W. VANCE.
96th Ohio, Colonel Joseph W. Vance.
118th Ohio, Colonel Samuel R. Mott.
23rd Wisconsin, Colonel Joshua J. Guppey.
1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery F,
Lieutenant Josiah H. Burton.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General ABBALOM BAIRD.
Infantry.++
77th Illinois, Colonel David P. Grier.
92th Illinois, Colonel Smith D. Atkins.
96th Illinois, Colonel Thomas E. Champion.
97th Illinois, Colonel Fried S. Rutherford.
108th Illinois, Colonel John Warner.
112th Illinois, Colonel Thomas J. Henderson.
115th Illinois, Colonel Jesse H. Moore.
19th Michigan, Colonel Henry C. Gilbert.
45th Ohio, Colonel Benjamin P. Runkle.
106th Ohio, Company G.
Artillery.
5th Kentucky Battery, Captain N. P. Shaler.
19th Ohio Battery, Captain Joseph c. Shields.
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* According to Monthly Return of the Department.
+As reported for October 16, 1862. Regimental and battery commanders are given for October 31, as shown by returns for those organizations. For organization October 31, 1862. see p. 993.
++ brigade organization not indicated on the original.
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