1307 Series I Volume LI-I Serial 107 - Supplements Part I
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West Point Battery. See Union Troops, Regulars.
West's (Robert M.) Cavalry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 5th Regiment.
West's (William A.) Cavalry. See West Virginia Troops.
Wheat's (Chatham R.) Infantry. See Louisiana Troops, Confederate, 1st Battalion, Special.
White's (Charles A.) Cavalry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 13th Regiment.
White's (Henry A.) Cavalry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 13th Regiment. White's (John H.) Infantry. See Virginia Troops, Confederate, 46th Regiment.
Wilder Artillery. See Indiana Troops.
Wilkins' (Edward) Infantry. See Maryland Troops, Union, 2nd Regiment, Eastern Shore.
Willcox's (Orlando b.) Infantry. See Michigan Troops, 1st Regiment (Militia).
Williams' (Lewis B., Jr.) Infantry. See Virginia Troops, 1st Regiment.
Williams' (Robert) Cavalry. See Massachusetts Troops, 1st Regiment.
Williamsburg Artillery. See Virginia Troops, Confederate.
Williston's (Edward B.) Artillery. See Union Troops, Regulars, 2nd Regiment, Battery D.
Wilmington Light Artillery. See North Carolina Troops, Confederate, 30th Regiment (Militia).
Wilmington Rifle Guards, Infantry. See North Carolina Troops, Confederate, 30th Regiment (Militia).
Wilson's (Henry) Infantry. See Massachusetts Troops, 23rd Regiment.
Wilson's (Lewis) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 2nd Regiment (3 months). Wilson's (William) Infantry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 81st Regiment.
Wise Artillery. See Virginia Troops, Confederate.
Wisewell's (Moses N.) Infantry. See New Jersey Troops, 28th Regiment.
Witcher's (John S.) Cavalry. See West Virginia Troops, 3rd Regiment. Withers' (Robert E.) Infantry. See Virginia Troops, Confederate, 18th Regiment.
Wood's (Alfred M.) Infantry. See New York Troops, 84th Regiment.
Woodhouse's (Levi) Heavy Artillery. See Connecticut Troops, 1st Regiment.
Woodward's (John J.) Infantry. See Alabama Troops, Confederate, 10th Regiment.
Wright's (Elias) Infantry. See Union Troops, Colored, 1st Regiment. Wyndham's (Percy) Cavalry. See New Jersey Troops, 1st Regiment.
Yeager's (Thomas) Infantry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 25th Regiment (Militia).
Yoke's (Samuel) Infantry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 1st Regiment (Militia).
Young's (William H. L) Kentucky Cavalry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 3rd Regiment.
Ziegle's (Thomas A.) Infantry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 16th Regiment (Militia).
Zouaves D'Afrique, Infantry. See Pennsylvania Troops.
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