108 Series I Volume XXXVIII-I Serial 72 - The Atlanta Campaign Part I
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FOURTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General JAMES C. VEATCH. a
Brigadier General JOHN W. FULLER.
Brigadier General THOMAS E. G. RANSOM. b
Brigadier General JOHN W. FULLER.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN W. FULLER.
Colonel JOHN MORRILL. c
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY T. McDOWELL.
Brigadier General JOHN W. FULLER.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY T. McDOWELL.
64th Illinois:
Colonel John Morrill.
Lieutenant Colonel Michael W. Manning.
18th Missouri:
Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Sheldon. d
Major William H. Minter.
27th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Mendal Churchill.
39th Ohio:
Colonel Edward F. Noves. e
Lieutenant Colonel Henry T. McDowell.
Major John S. Jenkins.
Lieutenant Colonel Henry T. McDowell.
Major John S. Jenkins.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN W. SPRAGUE.
35th New Jersey:
Captain Charles A. Angel.
Colonel John J. Cladek. f
Lieutenant Colonel William A. Henry.
43rd Ohio, Colonel Wager Swayne.
63rd Ohio:
Lieutenant Colonel Charles E. Brown. c
Major John W. Fouts.
25th Wisconsin:
Colonel Milton Montgomery. c
Lieutenant Colonel Jeremiah M. Rusk.
Third Brigade. g
Colonel JAMES H. HOWE.
Colonel WILLIAM T. C. GROWER. h
Colonel JOHN TILLSON. i
10th Illinois, j Captain George C. Lusk.
25th Indiana:
Lieutenant Colonel John Rheinlander.
Captain James S. Wright.
17th New York, k Major Joel O. Martin.
82nd Wisconsin, Colonel Charles H. De Groat.
Artillery.
Captain JEROME B BURROWS.
Captain GEORGE ROBINSON. l
1st Michigan Light, Battery C:
Captain George Robinson.
Lieutenant Henry Shier.
Ohio Light, 14th Battery.
Captain Jerome B. Burrows.
Lieutenant Seth M. Laird. m
Lieutenant George Hurlbut.
2nd United States, Battery F:
Lieutenant Albert M. Murray.
Lieutenant Joseph C. Breckinridge. n
Lieutenant Lemuel Smith.
Lieutenant Rezin G. Howell.
a Sick from July 17. b In command August 4 to 20. c Wounded July 22. d Sick from August 18. e Wounded July 4. f In command from July 21. i In command from August 20. j Assigned August 20. k Transferred to Second Division, Fourteenth Army Corps, August 20. l Assigned July 3. m In command June 29 to August 17. n Captured July 22.
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