1029 Series I Volume XLVIII-I Serial 101 - Powder River Expedition Part I
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SIXTEENTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General ANDREW J. SMITH.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN McARTHUR.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM L. McMILLEN.
93rd Indiana, Major Samuel S. Crowe.
10th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Jennison.
72nd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Eaton.
95th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson Brumback.
Second Brigade.
Colonel LUCIUS F. HUBBARD.
47th Illinois (four companies), Major Edward Bonham.
5th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Gere.
9th Minnesota, Colonel Josiah F. Marsh.
11th Missouri, Major Modesta J. Green.
8th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Britton.
Third Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM H. HEATH.
12th Iowa, Major Samuel G. Knee.
35th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Keeler.
7th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel George Bradley.
33rd Missouri, Major William J. McKee.
Unbrigaded.
Colored Pioneer Company, Captain Hiram A. McKelvey.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General KENNER GARRARD.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN I. RINAKER.
119th Illinois, Captain Thomas J. Kinney.
122nd Illinois, Major James F. Chapman.
89th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Hervey Craven.
21st Missouri, Captain Charles W. Tracy.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES I. GILBERT.
58th Illinois (battalion), Major Robert W. Healy.
27th Iowa, Major George W. Howard.
32nd Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Gustavus A. Eberthart.
10th Kansas (battalion), Captain Charles S. Hills.
Third Brigade.
Colonel RISDON M. MOORE.
117th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Merriam.
52nd Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Zalmon S. Main.
34th New Jersey, Colonel William H. Lawrence.
178th New York (five companies), Lieutenant Colonel John B. Gandolfo.
THIRD DIVISION.
Colonel JONATHAN B. MOORE.
First Brigade.
Colonel LYMAN M. WARD.
72nd Illinois, Major William James, Jr.
40th Missouri, Colonel Samuel A. Holmes.
14th Wisconsin, Major Eddy F. Ferris.
33rd Wisconsin, Major Horatio H. Virgin.
Second Brigade.
Colonel LEANDER BLANDEN.
81st Illinois, Major James P. Cowens.
95th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel William Avery.
44th Missouri, Captain Frank G. Hopkins.
49th Missouri, Colonel David P. Dyer.
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