1 Series I Volume XXIV-III Serial 38 - Vicksburg Part III
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<NN>Wiles` (Greenberry F.) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 78th Regiment.Williams` (Jonathan H.) Infantry. See Indiana Troops, 18th Regiment.
Williams` (Reuben) Infantry. See Indiana Troops, 12th Regiment.
Williams` (William H.) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 42nd Regiment.
Williams` (William S.) Artillery. See Ohio Troops, 3rd Battery.
Williamson`s (James A.) Infantry. See Iowa Troops, 4th Regiment.
Wilshire`s (William W.) Infantry. See Illinois Troops, 126th Regiment.
Wilson`s (A. N.) Cavalry. See Tennessee Troops, Confederate.
Wilson`s (James G.) Cavalry. See Illinois Troops, 15th Regiment.
Winans` (W. P.) Infantry. See Louisiana Troops, Confederate, 19th Regiment.
Winslow`s (Edward F.) Cavalry. See Iowa Troops, 4th Regiment.
Wintter`s (D.) Engineers. See Confederate Troops, Regulars.
Withers` (William T.) Artillery. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate, 1st Regiment.
Witherspoon`s (W. W.) Infantry. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate, 36th Regiment.
Wofford`s (Jeff. L.) Artillery. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate, 1st Regiment, Battery D.
Wood`s (Edward J.) Infantry. See Indiana Troops, 48th Regiment.
Wood`s (George J.) Artillery. See Illinois Troops, 1st Regiment, Battery D.
Wood`s (Oliver) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 22nd Regiment.
Wood`s (Peter P.) Artillery. See Illinois Troops, 1st Regiment, Battery A.
Woods` (Joseph J.) Infantry. See Iowa Troops, 12th Regiment.
Woods` (M. L.) Infantry. See Alabama Troops, 46th Regiment. Woods` (William B.) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 76th Regiment.
Wright`s (Clark) Cavalry. See Missouri Troops, Union, 6th Regiment.
Wright`s (James P.) Artillery. See Botetourt Artillery.
Wrigley`s (James) Infantry. See T. N. Waul`s Legion.
Yoist`s (John) Artillery. See Pointe Coupee Artillery, Battery A.
Young`s (R. M.) Infantry. See Georgia Troops, 40th Regiment.
Zane`s (Lanson) Artillery. See Ohio Troops, 10th Battery.
Zickerick`s (William) Artillery. See Wisconsin Troops, 12th Battery.
THE
WAR OF THE REBELLION:
A COMPILATION OF THE
OFFICIAL RECORDS
OF THE
UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES.
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PREPARED, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR,
BY
The late Lieutenant Colonel ROBERT N. SCOTT, THIRD U. S. Artillery.
PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO ACTS OF CONGRESS.
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SERIES I - VOLUME XXIV - IN THREE PARTS.
PART III - CORRESPONDENCE, ETC.
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WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1889.
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