461 Series I Volume XLII-III Serial 89 - Richmond-Fort Fisher Part III
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SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ROMEYN B. AYRES.
First Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General FREDERICK WINTHROP.
5th New York, Captain Charles S. Montgomery.
140th New York, Captain William J. Clark.
146th New York, Captain Peter Claesgens.
8th United States, Lieutenant Samuel P. Ferris.
11th United States, Captain William G. Edgerton.
12th United States, Captain Francis Wister.
14th United States, Captain John McClintock.
15th New York Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel Michael Wiedrich.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ANDREW W. DENISON.
1st Maryland, Lieutenant Colonel John W. Wilson.
4th Maryland, Lieutenant Colonel Colonel Gregory Barrett, jr.
7th Maryland, Major Edward M. Mobley.
8th Maryland, Major Ernest F. M. Faehtz.
Third Brigade.
Colonel ARTHUR H. GRIMSHAW.
3rd Delaware, Captain James E. Baily.
4th Delaware, Captain Daniel H. Kent.
157th Pennsylvania (four companies), Captain Edmund T. Tiers.
190th Pennsylvania,
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Pattee.191st Pennsylvania,
210th Pennsylvania, Colonel William Sergeant.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General SAMUEL W. CRAWFORD.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General EDWARD S. BRAGG.
24th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Albert M. Edwards.
143rd Pennsylvania, Colonel Edmund L. Dana.
149th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John Irvin.
150th Pennsylvania, Major George W. Jones.
6th Wisconsin, Captain Thomas Kerr.
7th Wisconsin, Major Hollon Richardson.
Independent Wisconsin (two companies), Captain Albert T. Morgan.
1st Battalion New York Sharpshooters (three companies), Sergt. Richard C. Boyle.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY BAXTER.
16th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel Augustus B. Farnham.
39th Massachusetts, Captain George S. Nelson.
94th New York, Captain Henry H. Fish.
97th New York, Colonel Charles Wheelock.
104th New York, Captain William W. Graham.
11th Pennsylvania, Colonel Richard Coulter.
88th Pennsylvania, Captain Joseph H. Lawrence.
90th Pennsylvania, Captain William P. Davis.
107th Pennsylvania, Colonel Thomas f. McCoy.
Third Brigade.
Colonel J. WILLIAM HOFMANN.
76th New York (six companies), Colonel Charles E. Livingston.
95th New York, Lieutenant Colonel James Creney.
147th New York, Captain John McKinlock.
56th Pennsylvania, Major John T. Jack.
121st Pennsylvania, Captain Charles Barlow.
142nd Pennsylvanian, Lieutenant Colonel Horatio N. Warren.
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