997 Series I Volume XLI-IV Serial 86 - Price's Missouri Expedition Part IV
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Fort Ripley, Minn.
Major JOHN M. THOMPSON.
1st U. S. Volunteers, Company G, Lieutenant John P. Eaton.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company K, Lieutenant Jonathan Darrow.
Hatch's Battalion Minnesota Cavalry, Company E, Lieutenant Mark T. Berry.
Minnesota Light Artillery, 3rd Battery (section), Lieutenant John C. Whipple.
Fort Snelling, Minn.
Colonel ROBERT N. McLAREN.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company A, Captain John R. Jones.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company D (detachment), Captain James M. Paine.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company H, Lieutenant George Andrus.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company L, Lieutenant Frank McGrade.
23rd U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, Company K, Captain Edward Oakford (at Draft Rendezvous).
Sauk Center. Minn.
Major HENNING VON MINDEN.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company E, Captain Robert F. Slaughter.
FORT ABERCROMBIE, DAK. TERR.
1st U. S. Volunteers, Company A,
Lieutenant ColonelHatch's Battalion Minnesota Cavalry (four companies),
Charles P. Adams.FORT RIDGELY, MINN.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM PFAENDER.
Brackett's Battalion Minnesota Cavalry (four companies), Major Alfred B. Brackett.
1st Connecticut Cavalry, Company G, Captain James R. Strout.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company F, Captain Thomas M. Smith.
1st U. S. Volunteers, Company I, Captain Richard W. Musgrove.
Minnesota Light Artillery, 3rd Battery (section), Captain John Jones.
FORT WADSWORTH, DAK. TERR.
Major ROBERT H. ROSE.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company B, Captain Lewis J. Patch.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company C, Aaron S. Everest.
2nd Minnesota Cavalry, Company D (detachment), Lieutenant Lyman B. Smith.
1st U. S. Volunteers, Company F, Lieutenant Albert C. Evans.
Minnesota Light Artillery, 3rd Battery (section), Lieutenant Horace H. Western.
DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN.
Captain JOSEPH McC. BELL.*
4th U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps (two companies),
Lieutenant Colonel23rd U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps (two companies),
Charles G. Freudenberg.---------------
*Brigadier General Thomas C. H. Smith on leave of absence.
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