462 Series I Volume XLII-III Serial 89 - Richmond-Fort Fisher Part III
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ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Colonel CHARLES S. WAINWRIGHT.
Massachusetts Light, 5th Battery (E), Captain Charles A. Phillips.
Massachusetts Light, 9th Battery, Lieutenant Richard S. Milton.
1st New York Light, Battery B, Lieutenant Robert E. Rogers.
1st New York Light, Battery C, Captain David F. Ritchie.
1st New York Light, Battery D, Lieutenant James B. Hazelton.
1st New York Light, Battery E, Captain Angell Matthewson.
1st New York Light, Battery H, Captain Charles E. Mink.
1st New York Light, Battery L, Captain George Breck.
New York Light, 15th Battery, Lieutenant Andrew R. McMahon.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery B, Lieutenant William C. Miller.
4th United States, Battery B, Lieutenant James Stewart.
5th United States, Battery D, Lieutenant William E. Van Reed.
NINTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General JOHN G. PARKE.
ESCORT.
2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry (detachment), Lieutenant William W. Netterfield.
PROVOST GUARD.
79th New York (two companies), Captain Andrew D. Baird.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General ORLANDO B. WILLCOX.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
8th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Ely.
27th Michigan,* Captain James Dafoe.
109th New York, Major George W. Dunn.
51st Pennsylvania, Colonel William J. Bolton.
37th Wisconsin, Colonel Samuel Harriman.
38th Wisconsin, Colonel James Bintliff.
13th Ohio Cavalry (dismounted), Major Stephen R. Clark.
Second Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel BYRON M. CUTCHEON.
1st Michigan Sharpshooters, Captain George H. Murdock.
2nd Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin J. March.
20th Michigan, Captain Augustus A. Van Cleve.
46th New York, Captain Adolph Becker.
60th Ohio,+ Lieutenant Colonel Martin P. Avery.
50th Pennsylvania, Captain George W. Brumm.
Third Brigade.
Colonel NAPOLEON B. McLAUGHLEN.
3rd Maryland (four companies), Lieutenant Colonel Gilbert P. Robinson.
29th Massachusetts, Captain Willard D. Tripp.
57th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Julius M. Tucker.
59th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Colburn.
100th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Pentecost.
14th New York Heavy Artillery, Major George M. Randall.
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*1st and 2nd companies Michigan Sharpshooters attached.
+9th and 10th companies Ohio Sharpshooters attached.
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