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Page 1: STATISTICAL RECORD - Civil War Librarycivilwarlibrary.org/files/51900453.pdf · 24. July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards. Rich Mountain, West Va.

bull CAMP41GNS OF THE CIVIL WAR

SUPPLEMENTARY VOLUME

STATISTICAL RECORD

OF THE

ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES

BY

FREDERICK P HISTERER LATE CAPTAIN O S AUMY

NEW YORK

CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS

1883

ston Pu c

COPYRIGHT BY

CHARLES SCRIBNElS SONS

1883

LihrilfY West Virginia lJniveraif)

TROWS

PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING COMPANY

201-213 East 12th StYIlt

NEW YORK

THE

FOLLOWING PAGES

CO~[PILED FROM ARMY ORDERS REGISTERS

OF REGULARS AND VOLUNlEERS

REPORTS OF THE PROVOST-MARSHAL

AND THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL U S ARMY

MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION AND OTHER SOUIWES

ARE

RESPEClFULLY DEDICAlED

TO HIS COMRADES

OF THE

Campraub ltArm of tile Republic BY

FREDERICK PHISTERER LATE OAPTAIN U S ARMY nEGULAR DRIGADE FOURTEENTH conps

ARMY OF THE CUMDEKLAND

PART II

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF ENGAGEshylIENTS BATTLES ETC IN THE

UNITED STATES 1861 TO 1865

2261

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD

UNDEn the orders of the Surgeon-General of the Army a work of the grcatest importance was uudertaken and completed by that Departshyment viz bull The Mcdical and Surgical History of the War of the Reshybelliou and great credit i due for the magnificent and instructive work to Surgeons-General Wm A Hammond and J K Barnes U S Army Surgeon J H Brinton U S Volunteers Assistant-Surgeons (then) J J Woodward and George A Otis U S Army who were directly connected with the work as well as the members of the Mcdical Department regulars and volunteers generally

In this work there is a chronological record of engagements etc comshypiled hy thc Chief Clerk of the Surgical Division Mr Frederick R Sparks from official sources where practicable from Confederate reshyports and from Union and Confederate newspapers in other cases where the statement was not obviously false As full as the record is it is not complete In preparing it for publication here several minor engagements were add6d and others may find omissions as well nevershytheless this is the completest record in existence at present

1861-(156)

Fort Sumter S O 1 April 12th and 13th-Battery E 18t U S Artillery In saluting the flag

before the evacuation on April 15th Private Daniel Hough was killed and three men wounded by the premature explosion of 0 gun

Harpers Ferry Va 2 April 18th-Delachment of ordnance men

Streets of Baltimore Md 3 April 19th-6th Massachusetts State Militia and 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Camp Jaokson Mo 4 May 10th-1st 3d and 4th Missouri ReBecIe Corps and 3d lIi~sonri Volnn4

teers

4

84 STATISTICAL RECORD

st Louis Mo corner Fifth and Walnut Streets 5 May 10th-5th Missouri U S Reserve Corps

Fairfax Court-bouse Va 6 June 1sl-Company Il ~d U S Cavalry

Phillippi West Va 7 June 3d-1st West Virgio bullbull 16h Ohio 7th and 9th Indiana and 14th Ohio

Volunteers Great Bethel Va

S June 10th-1st 2d 3d 5th and 7th New York 4th Massachusetts Voluateer and a dotachment of 2d U S Artillery

Romney West Va 9 June 11th-11th Indiana Volunteer

Vienna Va 10 June 17th-1st Ohio Volunteers

Booneville Mo 11 June 17th-2d Miollri (three months) Bltteries Hand L 1st Missouri Light

Artillery Volunteers

Edwards Ferry Va 12 June 17th-1st Pennsylvania Volunteers (QUU men)

Independence Mo 13 June 17th-Detachment of Missouri Volunteers

New Oreek West Va 14 June 17th-Local Militia

Camp Oole Mo 15 June 18th-Union Home Guards (SUO men)

Pallerson Oreek Va (also called Kellys Island) 16 June 26th-11th Indiana Voll1nreers

Mathias Point Va 17 June 27th-Craws of U S Guuboau Pawnee and Freeborn

Falling Waters (also called Haynesville and Martinsburg) Md 18 July 2d-lst ViRtonsln and 11th Pennsylvania Volullteers advance of Brig~

General George H ThomasR command

Carthage (also called Dry Forks) Mo 19 July 5th-3d Rnd 11th ~Iibullbull uri (three month) and Battery of Missouri Arshy

tillery Volunteers

Newport News Va 20 July 5th-9th New York (one Company)

Middle Oreek Fork West Va 21 July 6th-3d Ohio Volunteers (one Company)

Great Falls Va 22 July 7tb-8th New York Volunteers

Laurel Hill (also named Bealington) West Va 23 July 8th-Utb Ohio and Uth Indiana Volunteerbull

85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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2261

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD

UNDEn the orders of the Surgeon-General of the Army a work of the grcatest importance was uudertaken and completed by that Departshyment viz bull The Mcdical and Surgical History of the War of the Reshybelliou and great credit i due for the magnificent and instructive work to Surgeons-General Wm A Hammond and J K Barnes U S Army Surgeon J H Brinton U S Volunteers Assistant-Surgeons (then) J J Woodward and George A Otis U S Army who were directly connected with the work as well as the members of the Mcdical Department regulars and volunteers generally

In this work there is a chronological record of engagements etc comshypiled hy thc Chief Clerk of the Surgical Division Mr Frederick R Sparks from official sources where practicable from Confederate reshyports and from Union and Confederate newspapers in other cases where the statement was not obviously false As full as the record is it is not complete In preparing it for publication here several minor engagements were add6d and others may find omissions as well nevershytheless this is the completest record in existence at present

1861-(156)

Fort Sumter S O 1 April 12th and 13th-Battery E 18t U S Artillery In saluting the flag

before the evacuation on April 15th Private Daniel Hough was killed and three men wounded by the premature explosion of 0 gun

Harpers Ferry Va 2 April 18th-Delachment of ordnance men

Streets of Baltimore Md 3 April 19th-6th Massachusetts State Militia and 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Camp Jaokson Mo 4 May 10th-1st 3d and 4th Missouri ReBecIe Corps and 3d lIi~sonri Volnn4

teers

4

84 STATISTICAL RECORD

st Louis Mo corner Fifth and Walnut Streets 5 May 10th-5th Missouri U S Reserve Corps

Fairfax Court-bouse Va 6 June 1sl-Company Il ~d U S Cavalry

Phillippi West Va 7 June 3d-1st West Virgio bullbull 16h Ohio 7th and 9th Indiana and 14th Ohio

Volunteers Great Bethel Va

S June 10th-1st 2d 3d 5th and 7th New York 4th Massachusetts Voluateer and a dotachment of 2d U S Artillery

Romney West Va 9 June 11th-11th Indiana Volunteer

Vienna Va 10 June 17th-1st Ohio Volunteers

Booneville Mo 11 June 17th-2d Miollri (three months) Bltteries Hand L 1st Missouri Light

Artillery Volunteers

Edwards Ferry Va 12 June 17th-1st Pennsylvania Volunteers (QUU men)

Independence Mo 13 June 17th-Detachment of Missouri Volunteers

New Oreek West Va 14 June 17th-Local Militia

Camp Oole Mo 15 June 18th-Union Home Guards (SUO men)

Pallerson Oreek Va (also called Kellys Island) 16 June 26th-11th Indiana Voll1nreers

Mathias Point Va 17 June 27th-Craws of U S Guuboau Pawnee and Freeborn

Falling Waters (also called Haynesville and Martinsburg) Md 18 July 2d-lst ViRtonsln and 11th Pennsylvania Volullteers advance of Brig~

General George H ThomasR command

Carthage (also called Dry Forks) Mo 19 July 5th-3d Rnd 11th ~Iibullbull uri (three month) and Battery of Missouri Arshy

tillery Volunteers

Newport News Va 20 July 5th-9th New York (one Company)

Middle Oreek Fork West Va 21 July 6th-3d Ohio Volunteers (one Company)

Great Falls Va 22 July 7tb-8th New York Volunteers

Laurel Hill (also named Bealington) West Va 23 July 8th-Utb Ohio and Uth Indiana Volunteerbull

85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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REPORTS OF THE PROVOST-MARSHAL

AND THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL U S ARMY

MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION AND OTHER SOUIWES

ARE

RESPEClFULLY DEDICAlED

TO HIS COMRADES

OF THE

Campraub ltArm of tile Republic BY

FREDERICK PHISTERER LATE OAPTAIN U S ARMY nEGULAR DRIGADE FOURTEENTH conps

ARMY OF THE CUMDEKLAND

PART II

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF ENGAGEshylIENTS BATTLES ETC IN THE

UNITED STATES 1861 TO 1865

2261

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD

UNDEn the orders of the Surgeon-General of the Army a work of the grcatest importance was uudertaken and completed by that Departshyment viz bull The Mcdical and Surgical History of the War of the Reshybelliou and great credit i due for the magnificent and instructive work to Surgeons-General Wm A Hammond and J K Barnes U S Army Surgeon J H Brinton U S Volunteers Assistant-Surgeons (then) J J Woodward and George A Otis U S Army who were directly connected with the work as well as the members of the Mcdical Department regulars and volunteers generally

In this work there is a chronological record of engagements etc comshypiled hy thc Chief Clerk of the Surgical Division Mr Frederick R Sparks from official sources where practicable from Confederate reshyports and from Union and Confederate newspapers in other cases where the statement was not obviously false As full as the record is it is not complete In preparing it for publication here several minor engagements were add6d and others may find omissions as well nevershytheless this is the completest record in existence at present

1861-(156)

Fort Sumter S O 1 April 12th and 13th-Battery E 18t U S Artillery In saluting the flag

before the evacuation on April 15th Private Daniel Hough was killed and three men wounded by the premature explosion of 0 gun

Harpers Ferry Va 2 April 18th-Delachment of ordnance men

Streets of Baltimore Md 3 April 19th-6th Massachusetts State Militia and 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Camp Jaokson Mo 4 May 10th-1st 3d and 4th Missouri ReBecIe Corps and 3d lIi~sonri Volnn4

teers

4

84 STATISTICAL RECORD

st Louis Mo corner Fifth and Walnut Streets 5 May 10th-5th Missouri U S Reserve Corps

Fairfax Court-bouse Va 6 June 1sl-Company Il ~d U S Cavalry

Phillippi West Va 7 June 3d-1st West Virgio bullbull 16h Ohio 7th and 9th Indiana and 14th Ohio

Volunteers Great Bethel Va

S June 10th-1st 2d 3d 5th and 7th New York 4th Massachusetts Voluateer and a dotachment of 2d U S Artillery

Romney West Va 9 June 11th-11th Indiana Volunteer

Vienna Va 10 June 17th-1st Ohio Volunteers

Booneville Mo 11 June 17th-2d Miollri (three months) Bltteries Hand L 1st Missouri Light

Artillery Volunteers

Edwards Ferry Va 12 June 17th-1st Pennsylvania Volunteers (QUU men)

Independence Mo 13 June 17th-Detachment of Missouri Volunteers

New Oreek West Va 14 June 17th-Local Militia

Camp Oole Mo 15 June 18th-Union Home Guards (SUO men)

Pallerson Oreek Va (also called Kellys Island) 16 June 26th-11th Indiana Voll1nreers

Mathias Point Va 17 June 27th-Craws of U S Guuboau Pawnee and Freeborn

Falling Waters (also called Haynesville and Martinsburg) Md 18 July 2d-lst ViRtonsln and 11th Pennsylvania Volullteers advance of Brig~

General George H ThomasR command

Carthage (also called Dry Forks) Mo 19 July 5th-3d Rnd 11th ~Iibullbull uri (three month) and Battery of Missouri Arshy

tillery Volunteers

Newport News Va 20 July 5th-9th New York (one Company)

Middle Oreek Fork West Va 21 July 6th-3d Ohio Volunteers (one Company)

Great Falls Va 22 July 7tb-8th New York Volunteers

Laurel Hill (also named Bealington) West Va 23 July 8th-Utb Ohio and Uth Indiana Volunteerbull

85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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PART II

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF ENGAGEshylIENTS BATTLES ETC IN THE

UNITED STATES 1861 TO 1865

2261

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD

UNDEn the orders of the Surgeon-General of the Army a work of the grcatest importance was uudertaken and completed by that Departshyment viz bull The Mcdical and Surgical History of the War of the Reshybelliou and great credit i due for the magnificent and instructive work to Surgeons-General Wm A Hammond and J K Barnes U S Army Surgeon J H Brinton U S Volunteers Assistant-Surgeons (then) J J Woodward and George A Otis U S Army who were directly connected with the work as well as the members of the Mcdical Department regulars and volunteers generally

In this work there is a chronological record of engagements etc comshypiled hy thc Chief Clerk of the Surgical Division Mr Frederick R Sparks from official sources where practicable from Confederate reshyports and from Union and Confederate newspapers in other cases where the statement was not obviously false As full as the record is it is not complete In preparing it for publication here several minor engagements were add6d and others may find omissions as well nevershytheless this is the completest record in existence at present

1861-(156)

Fort Sumter S O 1 April 12th and 13th-Battery E 18t U S Artillery In saluting the flag

before the evacuation on April 15th Private Daniel Hough was killed and three men wounded by the premature explosion of 0 gun

Harpers Ferry Va 2 April 18th-Delachment of ordnance men

Streets of Baltimore Md 3 April 19th-6th Massachusetts State Militia and 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Camp Jaokson Mo 4 May 10th-1st 3d and 4th Missouri ReBecIe Corps and 3d lIi~sonri Volnn4

teers

4

84 STATISTICAL RECORD

st Louis Mo corner Fifth and Walnut Streets 5 May 10th-5th Missouri U S Reserve Corps

Fairfax Court-bouse Va 6 June 1sl-Company Il ~d U S Cavalry

Phillippi West Va 7 June 3d-1st West Virgio bullbull 16h Ohio 7th and 9th Indiana and 14th Ohio

Volunteers Great Bethel Va

S June 10th-1st 2d 3d 5th and 7th New York 4th Massachusetts Voluateer and a dotachment of 2d U S Artillery

Romney West Va 9 June 11th-11th Indiana Volunteer

Vienna Va 10 June 17th-1st Ohio Volunteers

Booneville Mo 11 June 17th-2d Miollri (three months) Bltteries Hand L 1st Missouri Light

Artillery Volunteers

Edwards Ferry Va 12 June 17th-1st Pennsylvania Volunteers (QUU men)

Independence Mo 13 June 17th-Detachment of Missouri Volunteers

New Oreek West Va 14 June 17th-Local Militia

Camp Oole Mo 15 June 18th-Union Home Guards (SUO men)

Pallerson Oreek Va (also called Kellys Island) 16 June 26th-11th Indiana Voll1nreers

Mathias Point Va 17 June 27th-Craws of U S Guuboau Pawnee and Freeborn

Falling Waters (also called Haynesville and Martinsburg) Md 18 July 2d-lst ViRtonsln and 11th Pennsylvania Volullteers advance of Brig~

General George H ThomasR command

Carthage (also called Dry Forks) Mo 19 July 5th-3d Rnd 11th ~Iibullbull uri (three month) and Battery of Missouri Arshy

tillery Volunteers

Newport News Va 20 July 5th-9th New York (one Company)

Middle Oreek Fork West Va 21 July 6th-3d Ohio Volunteers (one Company)

Great Falls Va 22 July 7tb-8th New York Volunteers

Laurel Hill (also named Bealington) West Va 23 July 8th-Utb Ohio and Uth Indiana Volunteerbull

85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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UNDEn the orders of the Surgeon-General of the Army a work of the grcatest importance was uudertaken and completed by that Departshyment viz bull The Mcdical and Surgical History of the War of the Reshybelliou and great credit i due for the magnificent and instructive work to Surgeons-General Wm A Hammond and J K Barnes U S Army Surgeon J H Brinton U S Volunteers Assistant-Surgeons (then) J J Woodward and George A Otis U S Army who were directly connected with the work as well as the members of the Mcdical Department regulars and volunteers generally

In this work there is a chronological record of engagements etc comshypiled hy thc Chief Clerk of the Surgical Division Mr Frederick R Sparks from official sources where practicable from Confederate reshyports and from Union and Confederate newspapers in other cases where the statement was not obviously false As full as the record is it is not complete In preparing it for publication here several minor engagements were add6d and others may find omissions as well nevershytheless this is the completest record in existence at present

1861-(156)

Fort Sumter S O 1 April 12th and 13th-Battery E 18t U S Artillery In saluting the flag

before the evacuation on April 15th Private Daniel Hough was killed and three men wounded by the premature explosion of 0 gun

Harpers Ferry Va 2 April 18th-Delachment of ordnance men

Streets of Baltimore Md 3 April 19th-6th Massachusetts State Militia and 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Camp Jaokson Mo 4 May 10th-1st 3d and 4th Missouri ReBecIe Corps and 3d lIi~sonri Volnn4

teers

4

84 STATISTICAL RECORD

st Louis Mo corner Fifth and Walnut Streets 5 May 10th-5th Missouri U S Reserve Corps

Fairfax Court-bouse Va 6 June 1sl-Company Il ~d U S Cavalry

Phillippi West Va 7 June 3d-1st West Virgio bullbull 16h Ohio 7th and 9th Indiana and 14th Ohio

Volunteers Great Bethel Va

S June 10th-1st 2d 3d 5th and 7th New York 4th Massachusetts Voluateer and a dotachment of 2d U S Artillery

Romney West Va 9 June 11th-11th Indiana Volunteer

Vienna Va 10 June 17th-1st Ohio Volunteers

Booneville Mo 11 June 17th-2d Miollri (three months) Bltteries Hand L 1st Missouri Light

Artillery Volunteers

Edwards Ferry Va 12 June 17th-1st Pennsylvania Volunteers (QUU men)

Independence Mo 13 June 17th-Detachment of Missouri Volunteers

New Oreek West Va 14 June 17th-Local Militia

Camp Oole Mo 15 June 18th-Union Home Guards (SUO men)

Pallerson Oreek Va (also called Kellys Island) 16 June 26th-11th Indiana Voll1nreers

Mathias Point Va 17 June 27th-Craws of U S Guuboau Pawnee and Freeborn

Falling Waters (also called Haynesville and Martinsburg) Md 18 July 2d-lst ViRtonsln and 11th Pennsylvania Volullteers advance of Brig~

General George H ThomasR command

Carthage (also called Dry Forks) Mo 19 July 5th-3d Rnd 11th ~Iibullbull uri (three month) and Battery of Missouri Arshy

tillery Volunteers

Newport News Va 20 July 5th-9th New York (one Company)

Middle Oreek Fork West Va 21 July 6th-3d Ohio Volunteers (one Company)

Great Falls Va 22 July 7tb-8th New York Volunteers

Laurel Hill (also named Bealington) West Va 23 July 8th-Utb Ohio and Uth Indiana Volunteerbull

85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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84 STATISTICAL RECORD

st Louis Mo corner Fifth and Walnut Streets 5 May 10th-5th Missouri U S Reserve Corps

Fairfax Court-bouse Va 6 June 1sl-Company Il ~d U S Cavalry

Phillippi West Va 7 June 3d-1st West Virgio bullbull 16h Ohio 7th and 9th Indiana and 14th Ohio

Volunteers Great Bethel Va

S June 10th-1st 2d 3d 5th and 7th New York 4th Massachusetts Voluateer and a dotachment of 2d U S Artillery

Romney West Va 9 June 11th-11th Indiana Volunteer

Vienna Va 10 June 17th-1st Ohio Volunteers

Booneville Mo 11 June 17th-2d Miollri (three months) Bltteries Hand L 1st Missouri Light

Artillery Volunteers

Edwards Ferry Va 12 June 17th-1st Pennsylvania Volunteers (QUU men)

Independence Mo 13 June 17th-Detachment of Missouri Volunteers

New Oreek West Va 14 June 17th-Local Militia

Camp Oole Mo 15 June 18th-Union Home Guards (SUO men)

Pallerson Oreek Va (also called Kellys Island) 16 June 26th-11th Indiana Voll1nreers

Mathias Point Va 17 June 27th-Craws of U S Guuboau Pawnee and Freeborn

Falling Waters (also called Haynesville and Martinsburg) Md 18 July 2d-lst ViRtonsln and 11th Pennsylvania Volullteers advance of Brig~

General George H ThomasR command

Carthage (also called Dry Forks) Mo 19 July 5th-3d Rnd 11th ~Iibullbull uri (three month) and Battery of Missouri Arshy

tillery Volunteers

Newport News Va 20 July 5th-9th New York (one Company)

Middle Oreek Fork West Va 21 July 6th-3d Ohio Volunteers (one Company)

Great Falls Va 22 July 7tb-8th New York Volunteers

Laurel Hill (also named Bealington) West Va 23 July 8th-Utb Ohio and Uth Indiana Volunteerbull

85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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85 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAT1LES ETC

1861] Monroe Station Mo 24 July 10th-16th lllinois nnd 3d Iowa Voltmteers ana Hannibal Hom_Guards

Rich Mountain West Va 25 July llth--8th 10th and 13th Indinnn awl 19th Ohio Volunteers

Barboursville (also designated Red House) West Va 26 July 12th-2d Kentucky Volunteers

Beverly West Va ZT July 12th-4th and 9th Ohio Volunteer

Carricks Ford West Va 2S July 14th-14th Ohio 9th and 7th Indinna Volunteers

Millsville or Wentzville (North Mo RR) Mo 29 July 16Lh-8th Missouri Volnnteors

Fulton Missouri 80 July 17th-3d Missouri Reserves (fonr hundred men)

Scarytown West Va 81 July 17th-2d Kentncky 12th and 2ht Ohio Volunteers and lst OhIo Batshy

tery Martinsburg Mo

32 July 17th-1st Missouri Ueserve (one Company)

Bunker Hill Va 33 July 17th-Detachment of General Putttrsons command

Harrisonville and Parkersville Mo 34 July 18th and 19th-Van Horns Battalion (Misouri) Cass County Hom

Guurds Blackburns Ford Va

35 July 18th-1st Mas~chugtetts 2d and amp1 Michigan 12th Nev York Voinn teen detachment of 2d U S Cavalry and Battery E 8d U S Artillery

Bull Run (also Manassas) Va M July 21st-Infantry Volnnteers or lIilitia 2lt1 Maine 2d New Hampshire 2d

Vermont 1st 4th and 5th Massachusetts 1st Bnd 2d Rhode ISland 1st 2lt1 and 3d Connecticut 8th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th ZTth 29rh 31st 32d 3iith lSth and 39th New York Volunteer 2d8th 14th 69th 710t and 79th New York MlHtia 27th Pennsylvania VoluntL-ers 1st 2d and 3d Michigan 1st and 2d Minnesota 1st and 2d Ohio detnchment of kl 3d ann 8th Regular Infan try and a battalion of 2rlarines Artillery Datmiddot wries D El G and M 20 E 3ci Artillery D 5th Artillery and the 2d Rhode I sland Battery Cayalry detachments from the 1st and 2d Dragoons

Forsyth Me 37 July 22lt1-lst Iowa and 2d Kansas Volunteers StnnleyDragoonsand Totten

Battery lEana Mo

38 July 22d-21st Miuri Voluntemiddotbull

Blue Mills Mo 89 July 24th--5th MiamplOuri Ueserves

86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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86 STATISTICAL RECORD

Lanes Prairie near Rolla Mo 40 July 26th-Missouri Home Guards

Harrisonville Mo 41 July 26th-Missouri Home GUflrds and 5th Kansas Cavalry

Fort Fillmore New MeXico lt12 July 27th-7th U B Infantry and U B Mounted Rifles

Dug Springs Mo 43 August ~d-ht IowA and 3d Missouri Volunteer3 and five batteries Missouri

Light Artillery Mesilla New Mexjco

44 AUglIst3d-7th U B Inflntry and U B Mounted Rifles

Athens Mo 45 August 5th-Home Guards and lIst Missouri Volunteers

Point of Rocks Md 46 August 5th-28th New York Volunteer bull

Hampton Va 47 Angust 7th-20th New York Volunteer bull

Lovettsville Va 48 August 8th-19th New York Volunteers

Wilsons Oreek Mo (also known as Springfield and Oak Hills) 4U August lOth-Clwalry 6th and 10th lIiss mri 2lt1 I11lBlsiIonnted Volunteels

and one Company 1st U S Infantry l Rt Iown 1st KaoSAs 1st 20 3(1 ann 5th MIssouri detaehlUEntA of the 1st Bud 2d Regulard Missouri Home Guard Artillery 1st lfisgtOuri Lignt and Battery F 2d U B comshymanded by Brigmiddot(fflncrnl Nathaniel Lyons

Potosi Mo 50 August 10th-Missouri Home Guards

Graflon West Va 5 August 13bh-One Corlpany 4th West Virginia Volunteers

BrunSwick Mo 52 Augt 17th-5th Missouri Reserves

Oharlestown (or Bird Point) Mo 53 August 19th-22d IIIiuois Volunteer bull

Hawks Nest West Va 5-L Allgust 20th-11th Ohio Volunteer bull

Lookout Station MOo 65 Augnst 2Oth-Organization not reported i Union loss 1 killed and 6 wounded

Jonesboro Mo 56 August 21st-Missouri Home Guarils

Oross Lanes (or Summerville) West Va 57 August 26th-7th Ohio Volunteer

Balls Oross Roads Va 58 August 27th- lwo companies of the 23d New York Volunteer

87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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87 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1861] Wayne Oourt House West Va 59 August 27th-5th West Virginia Volnnteer~

Fort Hatteras (Cap Hatteras Inlet) N O 60 August 28th ann 29th-nth 20th and 99th New York Volunteers Ilnd Il naval

force commandeu by Commodore Stringham

LeXington Mo 61 August 29th-MiBSouri Home Guards

Munsons Hill Va 62 August alsO-TlVo companies 2-3d New York Volunteers

Bennetts Mills Mo 63 September lst-MisoWuri Home Gnards

Boone Court Hoase West Va 64 September 1st-1st Kentucky Volnnteer8

Dallas Mmiddoto 65 September 2d-Uth Missouri Volunteers

Worthington Marion 00 West Va 66 September 2d--OrganizaLion not reported see RebcHion Record Volume III

page 13

Dry Wood (also known as Fort Scott) Mo 67 September 2ct-5th Bnd 6th Kansas Volunteers one company 9th Cavalry

aud 1st Kausas Battery

Behers Mills Va 68 September 2d-13th Massachusetts Volunteers

Shelbina Mo 69 September 4th-3d Iowa Volunteers

Petersbur~ West Va 70 September 7th-lhree companies of the 4th Obio Volunteers

Oamife Ferry West Va 71 September 10th-9th 10th 12th 13Lh 28th and 47th Ohio Volnnteers

Lewinsville Va 72 September 11th-19th Indiana 3d Vermont ann 65th New York Volunteer5

and 79th NelV York Militia

Elk Wate West Va 7 September llth-Ja Ohio 15th and 17th Indian Volunteers

Black Rivel near Ironton Mo 74 September 12th-Three compnics of I_t Indiana CRUlry

Cheat Mountain West Va 75 September 12th and 13th-13th 14th li1th and 17th Indiana 3r1 6th 2middotlth

and 25th OhiO tnd 2d Vest Virginia Volunteers

Lexington Mo 76 September 121h to 2Oth-Jth 25th ana 27th Migtsotlri olunteer 13th and

14th Missouri Home Guards) Berry s and Van HornR Missouri Cavalry lst Cnalry and 23r1 Infalltry IIIillOiH Volunteers Colonel James A Mulmiddot ligan 23clllJinois Voluntoers Commanding

88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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88 STATISTICAL RECORD

Booneville Mo TI September 13th-Missouri Home Guardbull

Near Pensacola Fla 78 September 14th-Rebel privlteer Judah deotroyed by the crew ot U S Flagshy

ship Colorado

Pritchards Mills (also known as Damestown) Va 79 September 15th-28th Pennsylvania and 13tll Massachusetts Volunteer bull

Morristown Mo 80 September 17th-5th 6th and 9th Kansas Ovalry and lst Kansas Battery

Blue Mills Mo 81 September 17th-3d Iowa Volunteergt

Barboursville West Va S September 18th-Kentucky Home Guardbull

Papinsville (also Osceola) Mo 83 September 21st and 22d-5th 6th and 9th Kansa Oavalry

Elliotts Mills (called also Camp Orittenden) Mo 84 September 22d-7th Iowa VolnnteelS

Romney (called also Hanging Rock) West Va 85 September 23d-4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Chapmansville West Va 86 September 25th-lt Kentucky and 34th Ohio Volunteers

Lucas Bend Ky S7 September 28th-Captain Stewarts Oavalry

Shanghai Mo SS September 27th-Organizations not known see Tribune Almanac of 1862

page 45 Munsons Hill (Camp Advance) Va

80 September 29th-fiHth Pennsylvania fire into 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers through mistnke

Greenbrier West Va 90 October act-Bnttery G 4th Unitert States Artillery BtLttery AI lRt i[ichi

gan Artillery 24th 25th and 112d Ohio and 7th 11th 13th 14t11 15th and 17th Indiana Volnnteemiddots

Alimosa (near Fort Craig) N M 91 October 4th-Minks New Mexico Cs-alry and U S Regulars

Bufi3lo Hill Ky 9-2 October 4th-OrganizBtion not Jecorded j Union loss1 tventy k-illerl Confenershy

ate loss fifty killed

Ohicamicomlco N O 93 October 5th-20th Indiana Volunterbull

Hillsboro Ky 94 October 8th-Flemingburg Home Guards

89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

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Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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89 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATrLES ETC

1861] Santa Rosa Fla 95 October 9th-6th New York Volunteers detachments of CompaniCi HA

1st and H 2d U S Artillery and Companies C and El 3d U SU

Infantry Cameron Ray Co Mo

00 October 12th-Major James Cavalry

Upton Hill Ky 117 October 12th-39th Indiana Volunteers

Bayles Cross Roads La 98 October 12th-79th Now York Volunteer bull

Beckwiths Farm (twelve miles from Birds Point) Mo 99 October 13th-Lieutenant TuffR dctachmeut of Cnvnlry

West Glaze (also known as Shanghai Henrytown and Mondays Hollow) Mo

100 October 13th-1Gth and Gth Miswuri Cavalry and Fremont Dattalion Cavalry

BIg River Bridge near Potosi Mo 101 October 15th-Forty men of the 38th Illiuois Volunteers

Linn Creek Mo 102 October 15th-6th Missouri Cnvolry and 13th Illinois Volunteers

Bolivar Heights Va lOS October 16th-Detachments from 28th Penusylvonia 3d Yisconsill t and lJth

Massachusetts Volunteers

Warsaw Mo 104 October 16th-Organizlttions not Iccorded see Rebellion Record Yo IlL

page 51

Fredericktown Mo (including skirmish at Ironton) 105 October 17th to 21st-Conlp3ny A lot Missouri Light Artillery 11th Misshy

soari and 17th 20th 21st SSd and 88th Illinois 1st Inrtiano and 8th Wisconsin Volnnteer~

Big Hurricane Creek Mo 106 October 19th-18th Miosouri Volunteerbull

Balis Bluff (also Edwards Ferry Harrisons Island and Leesburg) Va 107 October 21st-15th and 20th MasUlchusetts 40th New fork and 71sti rennshy

sylvania Volunteers and Battery D Rhode Island Artillery

Wild Cat Ky 108 October 21ot~33d Indiana 14th and 17th Ohio Volunteers 1st Kentucky

Cavnlry and 1st Ohio Battery

Buffalo Mills Mo 109 October 22d-Organizations not recorded see Tribunc Almanac of 1862

West Liherty Ky 110 October 23d-2r Ohio Volunteers 1st and Loughlins Ohio Cnvalry and 1st

Ohio Artillery Hodgeville Ky

111 October 2amp1- Detachment of 6th Indiana Volunteers

DO STATISTICAL RECORD

Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Springfield Mo (also known as Zagonys Charge) 112 October $th-Frcmonts Dody Guard Vhilcs Prairie SCOtlts

Romney West Va (also Mill Creek Mills) 113 October 26th-4th and 8th Ohio 1n1 7th West Virginia Volunteers 2d

Regiment Potomac Home Brigauc Maryland Volunteers nnd Ringgold (Fa) Cavalry Battalion

Saratoga Ky 114 October 26th-9th Illinois Vohnteers

Plattsburg Clinton Co Mo 115 October 27th-Organization not recorded i Confederate loss 8 killed 12

cnptureu Spring Hill Mo

116 October 27th-One Company of 7th Alissouri Cavalry

Woodbury and Morgantown Ky 117 October 29th-17th Kentucky Infantry and ad Kentucky Cavalry Volunteerbull

Renick Randolph Co Mo llS November lRt-Orgnnization not rcconled see ltebcllion Reccrd Vol III

page 268 Little Santa Fe Mo

119 November (3th-4th MissourI and 5th Kansas Cavalry and Kowaldi Misshysouri Dattery

Belmont Mo 120 November 7th-22d 27th SOth Rnd 3hit Illillois and 7th IOva VolnnLeprs

Battery B 1st Illinois Artillery and two companies of thc 15th Illinois Cavalry Brig-General U S Grant commanding

Galveston Harbor Texas 121 Noembcr 7th-Durning of the Royal Yacht by the crew of the U S Frigate

Santee Port Royal S C

122 November 7th-U S Navy Commodore S F DLlpont U S N commandshying

Piketown Pike Co (also called Try Mountain) Ky 123 November 9th-2d 21st 33d and 59th Ohio and 16th Kentucky Volunteer~

commanded by Col J W Sill 33d Ohio

Taylors Ford Wautauga River Tenn 124 November 10th-Loyal citizens from Confederate newspapers

GUlandotte West Va 125 Novcmber 10th-Recrui ts of the 9th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Gauley Bridge West Va 120 November 10th-11th Ohio Volunteers and 2d Kentucky Cavalry

Little Blue Mo 127 November 11th-One hundred and ten men of the 7th Kansas Oavalry

Occoquan Creek Va 128 November 12th-Reconnoitring patty of the 1Rt New York Oavalry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 91

1861 ] Cypress Bridge Ky 129 November 17th-Organizalion not recorded Union loss 10 killed and 15

wounded Palmyra Mo

130 November 18th-Detachment of 3d Missouri Cavalry

Wirt Court House West Va 131 November 19th-Detachment of 1st Wet Virginia Cavalry

Pensacola Fort Pickens Fla 132 November 23d-Battories A P L 1 t U S Artillery C H and K 2d U

H Artillery Companies C and E 3d U S Infantry and Companies G and I 6th New York Voluntoers

Lancaster Mo 133 November 24th-21st Missouri Volunteers

Johnstown Mo 134 November 24th-Missonri Home Gunrd

Independence Little Blue Mo 135 November 26th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Drainesville Va 1~6 November 26th-1st Pennsylvania Cavnlry

lIunters Mills Va 137 November 26th-3d PellJlsylvllllia Cuvnlry

Black Walnut Creek near Sedalia Mo 138 November 29th-l~t Missouri Cavalry

Morristown Tenn 139 December l st-Qrganization not rccorrlcd

Salem Dent Co Mo 140 December 3j-Detnchmcnt of 10th ~nsBOuri Cavalry

Vienna Va 141 December 3rl-Detachm~nt of 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Anandale Va 142 December 4th-Thirty men of 3d New Je~ey Volunteers

Dunksburg nenr Sedalia Mo 143 December 4th-Oitizens see New York Herald December 7 1861

Bushy Creek Ark 141 December 9th-Union radians uuder Opothleyholo

Dam No4 Potomac Va 145 December 11th-12th Indiana Volunteers

Bertrand Mo 146 December 11th-2lt1 Illinois Cavalry

Bagdad Shelby Co Ky 147 December 12th-6th Kentucky Volunteers

92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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92 STATISTICAL RECORD

Oamp Alleghany (also Buffalo Mountain) W Va 148 Decembor 13th-9th and 13th Indiana 25th and 32d Ohio nnd 2d W Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers commnnded by Brig-General R -B Milroy

Rowletts Station (also known as Mumfordsville and Woodsonville) Ky 149 December 17th--32d Indiana Volunteers

Milford (also Shawnee or Blackwater Mound) Mo 150 December 18th-27th Ohio and 8th 18th 22d and 24th Indiana Volunteers

31st Kansas and 1st Iowa-Cavalry a detachment of U S Cavalry And two oatteries of 1st Missouri Light Artiliery

Drainesville Va 151 December 2Oth-1 fit 6th 9th 10th and 12th Regiments Pennsylvnnia Remiddot

serve Corps 1st PenuRylvania ArLillery and 1st Pennsylvanil- CayuIlY

Hudson Mo 152 December 21st-Detachment of 7th MiRSouri Cavalry

New Market Bridge near Newport News Va 153 Decemoer 22d-20th New York Volunteers

Wadesburg Mo 154 December 24th-Missouri Home Gunrds

Sacramento Ky 155 December 28th-3d Kcntncky Cavalry

Mount Zion Mo 156 December 28th-Birges Sharpshooters and 3d Missouri Cavalry

1862-(564)

Port Royal Ooosa River S O 157 January 1st-3d ~lichigan 47th 48th and 79th New York Ilnd 50th Pennmiddot

sylvania Volunteers Hunnewell Mo

15S January 3d-Four companies of the 10th l)lissonri Cavalry

Huntersville Va 159 January 4th-Dctlchment of the 25th Ohio Vohmteers nnd 2d West Yir~

ginin and l stlndinna Cavalry

Bath Va 160 January 4th-39th Illinois Volun teers This includes skirmishes at Great

Cacapon Dridge Alpine Station and Hancock

Oalhoun Green 00 Mo 161 January 4th-Organizntion not record~d

Blue Gap near Romney Va 162 January 7th-4th 5th 7th and 8th Ohio and 14th Indiana VolUnteerlt and

1st Veit Virginia Cavalry

93 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC

1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862] Jennies Creek (also known as Paintsville) Ky 1()3 January 7th-Four companies of the 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

Charlestown 110 164 JaflualY 8th-10th Iowa Volunteers

Dry Forks Cheat River W Va 105 January 8th-One company of the2d West Virginia Caalry

Silve~ Creek Randolph Co Mo 166 January 8th-Detacbments of 1st nnd 2d Olo 4th Ohio and 1st Iowa Cavshy

alry (Also known as Roans Tall-yard and Sugar Oreek)

Columbus Mo 167 January 9th-7th Kansas Cavalry

Middle Creek and Prestonbnrg ICy 168 January 10th-40th and 42d Ohio 14th and 22d Kentucky Volunteers Col

J A Galfield commanding

Mill Springs Ky 169 January 19th and 20th-9th Ohio 2lt1 ~1iuncot 4th Kentuoky and 10th

Indiana Volunteers and 1st Kentucky Clvalry commanded by BrigshyGeneral Geo H Thoma (Also known s Logan s CI088roads Flshing Creek Someraet and Beech Grove)

Knob Noster Mo 170 January 22d-2d Missonri Cavalry

Occoquan Bridge Va 171 January 29th-Dcbachments of the 37th New York Volunteers and 1st New

Jersey Cavalry Bowling Grecn Ky

172 February 1st-One company of the 2d Indiana Cavalry

Morgan County Tenn 173 February 2d-Organization not mentioned obtained from Confederate

sources Fort Henry Tenn

174 Februars 6th-U S Gnnboats Essex Carondelet St Louis Cincinnati Conestoga Tyler and Lexington

Linn Creek Logan County Va 175 Februnry 8th-Detachment of 5th Vest Virginia Volunteers

Roanoke Island N C 176 February 8th-US Gunboats Southfield Delaware Stnrs aad Stripes Lonitmiddot

iana Hehel Commodore Perry Underwriter Valley City Commodore Barney Hunchback Ceres Putnam ilfolRC Lockwood J A Seymour Granite Brinker Vhitehcac1 Shawseen Picket Pioneer HUisar Vishyltlette Ohnsscnr 21st 2jd 24th 25th and 27th bfassaclmsetts 10th Conmiddot necticnt 9th 5bt and 53d New York 9th New Jersey 51~t Penmlylvnnin and 4th and 5th Rhode Iilnnd Vohmteers BrigmiddotGcnclnl A E Burnside commanding Army and Commodore L M Goldsborough the Navy

94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

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1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

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Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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94 STATIsrICAL RECORD

Elizabeth City (knom also as Cobbs Point) N C 177 Fcbnlllry lOth-U S Gunboats Delflwnr~ Underwriter Lonisiana Scyshy

mom Hetzel Shawdcen Valley City Putnam Commodore Porry Ceres Morse Whitehead and Drinker

Blooming Gap Va 178 February 13th-lt Wet Virginia Cavalry and 8th Ohio and 7th West Virmiddot

ginia Volunteers

Flat Lick Fords Cumberland River Ky 179 Febntnry 14th-49th Indiana Volunteers aud 6th Kentucky Cavalry

Marshfield Mo 180 February 14th-6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Donelson (sometimes called Dover) Tenn 181 February 14th 15th nd 16th-17th and 25th Kentucky 11th 25th 31st and

44th Indiana 2d 7th 12th and 14th Iowa ht Nebraska 58th and 76th OhiO 8th and 13th Missouri 8th Wisconsin 8th 9th 11th 12th 17th 18th 20th 28th 29th 30th 31t 41st 45th 16th 48th 49th 57th nnd 58th Illinois Volnnteerr Battcrics Band D 1~t and J) and E 2d Illishynois Artillery four companies IJlinois Covalry Birge) Sharpshooters and six gunboats commanded by DrigmiddotGeneral U S Gnmt and Commoshyclorc A 1I Foote

Bowling Green Ky 182 February 15th--Occupied by troops of Drig-Gencral D C Buells army

Sugar Creek (also called Pea Ridge) Mo 183 February 17th-1st and 6th Missouri and 3d Illinois Cavalry

Independence Mo 184 February lSth--2d Ohio Cavalry

Valverde (or Fort Craig) New Mexico 185 Febrnary 21sO-Detnchments of the 1st 2d nnd 5th New Mexico Volunteers

1st New Mexico and 2d Colorado Cavalry detacbments of 5th 7th and 10th U S Infantry nnll Hall~ And McRacs Batteries commanded by Colonel E R S Canby U S A

Masons Neck Occoquan Va 186 February 24tll-37th New York VollInteers

Keytesville Barry County Mo 187 Fehruary 26th-6th Missouri Cavlllry

Sykestown Mo ISS March 1st-7th Cavalry anc110th Infantry Illinois Volnnteers

Pittsburg Landing Tenn 189 March 2d-U S Gunboats Lexington and Tyler and 32d Illinois Volunteers

New Madrid Mo 190 March 3d-lith Iowa 59th Indiana a9th and 63d Ohio Infantry and 2d

Michigan and 7th Illinois Cavalry Voluuteers

Occoquan Va 191 March 5th-Reconnoitring party of the G3d Pennsylvania Volunteers

95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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95 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1863] Pea Ridge Ark 192 [nrch 5th 6th 7th Sth-This includes eUgagements at Bentonville on the

6th Leetown ou the 7th and ElkM 1avel on the 8th troops engaged were 20th 35th 36th 37th 44th and 59th Illiuois 2cl 3~ 12th 15th 17th 24th Rnd Phelps ~[issollrj 8th 18th and 22d IlIdihna and 4th and 9th Iowa Voluntees 3d Iowa 3d and 15th Illinois and 1st 4th oth and 6th Missouri Cavalry Batteries Baud F 2d Missouri Light Artillery 2d Ohio Battery 1st Indiana Dattery and BattelY A 2d Illinois ArLillel) Drjg~General Samuel R Curtis commanding

Fox Creek Mo l)Q March 7th-4th MiSouri Cavalry

N ear Nashville Tenn 194 March 8tb-1st Wisconsin Volunteers and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Mississippi City Miss 195 March Sth-26th Massachusetts Voiullteers

Moontain Grove Mo f16 March 9th-10th Missouri Cavalry

Hampton Roads near Newport News Va 197 ~Iarch 9th-Minnesota C0l1gre~9 Cumherland Ilnd Monitor 20th Indiana

7Lh and 11th Kew York Volunteer~ Monitor anel Rebel Merrimac

Burkes Station Va 198 March 10th-One cOmpany 1st New York Cavalry

Jacksboro Big Creek Gap Tenn 199 March 10th-2d Tennessee VOlunteers

Paris Tenn 200 March llth-Detchments of the 5th Iowa and 1st Nebraska Oavalry and

Battery K 1st Missouri ArtiHery

LeXington Lafayette County Mo 201 March 12th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Near Lebanon Mo 202 March 12th-Ollrnnizations uot stated i taken from official report of Majorshy

General H W Halleck

New Madrid Mo 2OS March 13th-l0th and 16th Illinois 27th 30th 43d anti 63lt1 Ohio Volnushy

teers 3d Michigan Cavalry ht U S Infantry and BilselPs MisRouri Engineers BligmiddotGenenll John Pope commanding

Newhern N C 204 March 14th-51st New York 8th 10th and 11th COIll1ecticut 21st 23d 24th

25th aud 27th Massachusetts 9th New Jersey 51st Pannsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Volunteers Brig-Gencimiddotal A E Burnside comshynumding

Pound Gap (also Sounding Gap) Cumberland Mountains Tenn 005 MarCil 14th-Detachments of 22d Kentucky 40th and 42d Ohio Volunteers

and 1t Ohio Cavalry

96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

XIII-5

STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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96 STATISTICAL RIWORD

Acquia Oreek Balleries Va 206 March 16th-U S gunboat Yankee and AncosLia

Black Jack Forest Tenn 207 March 16th-Detachments of Ith Illinois and 5th Ohio Cavalry

Salem Ark also Spring River 208 March 18th-Detachment of the 6th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Mosquito Inlet Fla 209 March 21st-U S gunboats Penguin and Henry Andrew

Independence (or Little Santa Fe) Mo 210 March 22lt1-2d Kansas

Oarthage Mo 211 Murch 23d-6th Kansas Cwalry

Winchester (or Kearnstown) Va 212 March 2ld-lst West Virginia 84th and 110th Pennsylvania 5th 7th 8th

29th 6d and 67th Ohio 7th 13th and 14th Indiana and 39th Illinois Volunteers 1st West Virginia 1st Ohio and Company E 1st U S Artilshylery 1st Michigan and 1st Ohio Cavalry Brig-General James Shields commanding

Warrensburg (or Briar) Mo 213 March 26th-Sixty Illen of the 7th Mis ouri ~iilith Cavalry

Humonsville Polk Oounty Mo 214 March 26th-Compauy B 8th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Apache Oanon near Santa Fe (or Glorietta) New Mexico 215 March 26th to 28th-1st and 2d Colorado Cavalry

Strasburg Va 216 March 27th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral Danks command

Middleburg Va 217 March 28th-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Warrensburg Mo 218 March 28th-1st Illinois Cavalry

Union Oity Tenn 219 March 30th-2d Illinois Gavalry

Putnams Ferry near Doniphan Mo 220 April 2d-5th Illinois Cavalry 2bt Ilnd a8th Illinois Volunteers and 16th

Ohio Battery Colonel Carlins Brigade

Thoroughlare Gap Va 221 April2d-28th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Pass Ohristian Miss 222 April 4th-9th Connecticut and 6th Mnsslchnsetts Artillery

Great Bethel Va 22-S April 4th-Advance of the 3d Corp Army of lhe Potomac

Orumps Landing (or Adamsville) Tenn 224 April 4th-5th Ohio Cavalry 48th 70th and 72d Ohio Volunteers

97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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97 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Siege of Yorktown ~ April 5th to May 3d-2d 3d antI 4th Corps Army of the Potomac

Shiloh (or Pit1sburg Landing) Tenn 226 April 6th and 7th-Army of the District of Western TenneSsee commanded

by Maj-General U S Gmnt 1st Division Maj-Genernl J A MeOler Dand 2d Division Maj-General C F Smith 3d Diyision Brig-Ge-neral Lewis Va-Ilaee 4th Division Brig-General S A Hurlburt 5th Divi~ion Brig-Geneltll W T Sherman and 6th Division BrigmiddotGeneral D ~I Prenshytis Army of the Ohio commanded by Mnj-General D C Buell 2d Dishyvision BIig-Genoral A MeD lIcCook 4th Division Brig-General V Nelson Uth Division Brig-General T L Crittenden and one brigade of the 6th Division Gunboats Tyler and Lexington

Reconnolsance on the Corinth Road Miss 2n April Sth-Jd Drigade 5Lh Division Army of Western TenneRsee and 4th

Illinois Cavalry Island No 10 Tenn

228 April 8th-Navy commaudcd by FlagmiddotOfficer A H Foote the Army by Maj shyGeneral Johu Iopc The siege commenced March 16 1862

Owens River Cal 229 April 9th-2d California Cavalry

Fort Pulaski Ga 230 Apri110th-6th Qlld lth Connecticut 3d Rhode Island 4~tlt and 48th New

York and 8th Maille Volunteerl 15th U S Infautry and crew of U S S Wabash

Huntsville Ala 2~I Aprllllth~X1 Division Army of the OhiO BrigmiddotGeneral O M )Iitchcll

commanding

Skirmish before Yorktown Va 232 April 11th-12th New York 57th and 63d Pellnsylvania Volunteers

Little Blue River Mo 233 April 12Lh-Organization not recorckd

Monterey Va 2J1 April 12th-75th Ohio Volunteer amI 1st Vest Virginia Cavalry

bull bull Pollocksville N C 20 Aprmiddotil 14th-Organizatiollllot lecorded taken frow Confltdelate sources

Diamond Grove Mo 236 April 14th-6th Kansas Cavnlry

Walkersville Mo 23 April 14th-2d ~Iisouri lIilitia Cavalry

h) Montavallo Mo ~o April 14th-T~middoto companies of the 1st Iowa Cavalry

Fort Pillow Tenn 239 April 14th-Bombnrdment by U S Navy

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STATISTICAL RECORDIS

Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Peehaeho Pass D T 240 April 15th-1st Californili Cavalry

Peralta N M 241 April 15th-OrganizAtion not specified ol1ichll

Savannah Tenn 212 AplillHth-Orgnnizfltion not recorded j sec Rebellion Record Volume IV

puga no Whitemarsh (or Wilmington Island) Ga

243 April 16th-8th Michigan Voll1lltecrs and Battery Uhoac I sland Artillery

Lees Mills Va 244 AprillBth-3d 4th and fith Vermont Voluntee 3d New York Battery and

Battery of 5th U S Artillery

Holly River West Va 245 April17th-1Ctb West Virginia Volunteers

Falmouth near Fredericksburg Va 246 ApriI1Sth-2d New York Cavalry

Edisto Island S O 247 April 18tll-Crew of U S S Cruader 3d New Hamphire and 55th Pennshy

sylvania Volunteers

Forts Jackson and St Philip and Capture of New Orleans La 248 A~ril1 8th to 28th-Fleet of war yessel ~ commanded uy Commodore D G

Farragut and Mortar boats commanded by Commodore D D Porter

Tatbot Ferry Ark 249 Aprillltll-4th Iowa Cavalry

Oamden (also known as South Mills) N O 250 Aprillflth-21st Mnsslchusetts 51st Pennsylvaniu 6th Nev Hampshire 9th

and 89th New York Volunteers

Grass Lick West Va 251 April23tl-3d ~Iaryland and Potomac Home Brigade

Fort Macon N C 252 Ap~i 25th-U S GUlluontlt Daylight Stnte of Georllia Chippewa the bark

Gemaook and General Parkes Division

Turnback Creek Mo 2(3 April 26th 5th Kansas Cavalry

Neosho Mo 25-1 April2Hth-1 st Missouri Cavnlry

Reconnoisance to Lick Creek Miss 2)5 April 26th-Troops commandcl by BrigmiddotGcneral A J Smith army uerore

Corinth Miss

Redoubt before Yorktown Va 25U April 26th-Three comJ)ani(s of the 1st lfassachnsetts Volunteers

Honons Mills near Newbern N O 257 April 27th- lOad Nev York Volunteers

99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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99 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC

1862] Paint Rock Railroad Bridge 208 April 28th-Twentymiddottwo men of the 1Uth Wisconsin Vol11nwcrB (General

D C Buells command)

Cumberland Mountain Tenn 200 April 28th-22d Kentucky 1tith and 42d Ohio Volunteers

Monterey Tenn 2()() April 28th-2d Iowa Cavalry

Bridgeport Ala 261 Apri129th-3d Division Atmy oE lhe Ohio BrigmiddotGeneral O M Mitchell

Siege of Corinth Miss 262 April 30th-iIajmiddotGeneral H W Halleck army

Clarks Hollow West Va 263 May let-Company C 23d Ohio Volunteers

Farmington Miss 264 May 3d-10th 16th 22c1 27th 41st and 42d IllinoiR 10th and 16th Michi

gan Volunteers Yates Illinois Sharpshooters 2d Miohigan Cnvnlry and Dattery C 1st Illinois Artillery

Licking Mo 265 May 4th-5th Missouri Militia Cavalry and 24th Missonri Volunteers

Cheese Cake Church Va 266 May 4th-3d Pennsylvania and 1st and 6th U S Cayalry

Lebanon Tenn 2U7 MilS 5th-Detachment of the 7th Penlls)lvunia Cavalry and 1st 4th and 5th

Kentucky Cavalry

Locla-idge Mills (or Dresden) Ky 268 MIy 5th--5th Iowa CIlvnlry

Williamsburg Va 269 May 5tlt-3d and 4th Corps Army of the Potemac

West Point Va or ElthamJs Landing 20 May 7th-16th 31st nnd 3ld New York 95th and 96th Pennsylvania and

5th Maiue Volunoocrs 1st Massachusetts a1( Battery D 2(1 U S Artilshylery

Somerville Heights Va 271 May 7th-13th Indiana Volunteer~

McDowell (or Bull Pasture Mountain) Va 272 lIIay 8th-25th J2d 75th and 82d OhiO nnd 3d West Virginia Voluntecr~

1st Ve8t Virginia and 1st Conncctiont Cavalry anc11st Indiana Battery Brig-Gencral R H Milroy commanding

Glendale near Corinth Miss 273 May 8th-7th Illinois Cavalry

Elkton Station near Athens Ala 274 May 9th-Compnny E 37th Indiana

100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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100 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Slatersville (or New Kent Coart Hoase) Va 275 May 9th-6th U S Cavalry 98th Pellnsylvania and 2d Rhode Island Volshy

lluteers Fannington Miss

276 May 9th-Two brigades of the Army of the Mississippi

Fort Pillow Tenn 277 May 10th-U S Gunboats CineinnllLi and Mound City

Norfolk Va 278 May 10th-10th 20th Imcl9Uth New York 1st Delaware 58th Pennylvania

20th Indiana and 16th Masaachutts Volunteers Battery D 4th U S Artillery and 1st New York Mounted ltiOes

Bloomfield Mo 279 May 11th-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Reedy Creek Cumberland Mountain West Va 280 May 13th-Brig-Gencrnl B F Kelleys command

Rodgersvllle Ala 281 May 13th-1st Wisconsin and 38th Indiana Volunteers and Cavalry comshy

manded by 001 Starkweather

Monterey Tenn 282 Mny 13th-Portion of BrigmiddotGeneral M L Smiths Brigade

Trenton Bridge N O 283 May 14th-17th 25th Rnd 27th Massachusetts Volunteers Battery B3d

New York Artillery and two troops 3d New York Cavalry

Linden Va 284 May 15th-One compauy of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Darling James River Va 265 May 15th-U S S Galena Port Royal Naugatuck )fonitor and Aristook

Chalk Bluff Mo 286 May 15th-1st Wiwonin Cavalry

Butler Bates Co Mo 287 MIlY IMh-lst Iowa Cavalry

Princeton West Va 268 May 15th 16th and 18th-KallawhR Division commanded by Brig -General

J D Cox

Russells House before Oorinth Miss 269 May 17th-General M L Smiths blisade of tbe 5th Division Army of Tenshy

nessee Searcy Landing Little Red River Ark

290 May 19th-Detachments of 4th Missouri CavallY 3d Bnd 17th Missouri Volshyunteers Buttery B 1st Missouri Litllt Artillery

Olinton N O 291 ~ray 19th-Organizations not recorded

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAlTLES ETC 101

1862] Phillip Oreok Miss 292 May 21st-Brig-Generot Thomas A Davis 2d Division Army 01 Tennessee

Florida Monroe 00 Mo 293 May 22d-DeULchment of the 3d Iowa Cavalry

Near Newbern N O 204 May 22d-Oompany I 17th Mchuett Volunteers

Lewisburg Va 293 My 23d~th and 44th Ohio VolunteerB and 2lt1 West Virginia Cavalry

Front Royal Va 296 May 2M-lst Maryland Volunteers and deta ments 01 the 29th Pennsylshy

vania Capt Mapes Pioneers and 5th New ork Cavalry and 1st Pennshysylvania Artillery

Buckton Station Va 297 May 23d-3d Wisconsin and 27th Indiana VOllll ~ers

Fort Craig New Mexi 298 May 23d-3d United States Cavalry

Middletown Va 299 Afay 2~th-46th Penllsylvanitl nnd 23th New Yok Volunteers lst ~[aine Ilnd

lKt Vermont Cavalry and one Battery of New York Artillery skirmjsh 011 Banks retreat to Vinchester

Newtown Va 800 May 24th-28th New York 2d MasAAchnsetts 29th Pennsylvania 27th Inshy

diana and 3d Visconsiu Volunteers and two Batteri~s of Artillery i skirmiddot mish on Banks retreat to Vlnchestcr

New Bridge Va 301 May 24th-4th Michigan Volunteers

Ohckahominy Va 802 May 24th-Davidsons nrigade Smiths Division Fourth Corps

Winchester Va 303 May 2l5th-2ltI Massachnetts 2Yth Pennsylvania 27th IndlaM 3d Wisconshy

sin 28th New York 5th Connecticut and 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers Battery M 1st New York Artillery 1st Vermont 1st Michigan and 6th New York Ctwolry MnjormiddotGeneral N P Banks commanding

lIanover Oourt House Va 304 May 27th-12th 18th 14th 17th 25th and 44th New Yorlgt 62d nnd 83lt1

Pennsylvania lilth Michlsan 9th and 22lt1 Massachusetts Voluuteers Mh Massachusetts 2d Maine and Battery F 5tl U S Artillery and 1st U S Sharpshooters

Big Indian Oreek near Searcy Ark 306 May 27th-1st Missouri Cavalry

Osceola Mo 306 May 27th-1st Iowa Cavalry

Oharlestown and Harpers Ferry Va 307 May 28th-Organization not recorded report of Brig-Ckncrnl R Saxton

102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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102 STATISTICAL RECORD

Cache River Bridge Ark 308 May 28th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Wardensville Va 309 May 28th-3d MaryL~nlt1 Potomac Home Brigade and 3d Indiana Cavalry

Sylamore Ark 310 May 28th and 29th-10th Missouri and 3d Iowa Cavalry

Pocataligo S C 311 May 29th-50th Pennsylvania 79th New York and 8th Michigan Volunmiddot

teers and 1st Massachusetts Cavalry

Booneville Miss 312 May 30th-2ltl low and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tuscumbia Creek Miss 313 May 30th-Organizations not leC01ded

Evacuation of Corinth Miss 314 May 30th-MajormiddotGeneral H W Hallecks army takes possession

Front Royal Va 315 May 30th-1st Rhode Island Cavalry advauce of lIajolmiddotGeneml Mcmiddot

Dowells command Neosho Mo

31G May 31st-10th Illinois Cavolry and 14th Missond Militia Cavalry

Greenville Road near Washington N O 317 May 31st-3lt1 New York Cavalry

Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Va 318 May 31st and June ht-2ltl Corps MajmiddotGeneral E V Sumner 3d Corps

Maj-Genernl S P Heintzelman and 4th Corps Maj-Genernl E D Keyes Army of the Potomac

Seabrooks Poin1 S C 319 June lst-Organization not recorded

Strasburg and Staunton Road Va 320 June 1st and 2d-Sth West Virginia and 6Uth Ohio Volunteers 1st New

Jersey and 1st Pennsylania Cavalry j JackSons retreat

Legares Point S C 321 June 3d-28th Massachusetts and 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Fort Pillow (or Fort Wright) Tenn 322 June 4th-Mississippi Flotilla Commodore C H Davis

Jasper Swedens Cove Tenn 32R June 4th-5th Kentucky and 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 79th Pennsylvania

Volunteers and 1st Ohio Battery

Blackland Miss 32-1 June 4th-2ltl Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Tranters Creek N C 825 June 5th-24th Masachusetts Volunteers Company I 3d New York Cavalry

and Marine Artillery

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 103

1863 ] Memphis Tenn 326 June 6th-U S Gunboats Benton Lonisville Carondelet Cairo a nd St

LOlliR and Rams Queen of thc West a nd Monarch

Harrisonburg Va 327 June 6th-1st New J er sey Cavalry 1st P ennsylvania Rit1es GOth Ohio and

8th Tebt Virginia Volunteers

Cross Kcys (or Union Church) Va 328 June 8th--8th 39th 41Rt 45th G4th Ilnd 58th New York 2d 3el 5th and

8th Vest Virginia 2 th 82d 55th 60th 73d 75th a ncl 82d Ohio and 1st and 27th Pennsylvania Voiun t-ecrs and 1st Ohio natt2ry

Baldwin Miss 329 June 9th-2d l owo and 2U llichigan Cnvalry

Port Republic Va 330 June nth-5th 7th 20th aud 66th Ohio 84th and 110th Pennylvnnia 7th

Tndiann Ilnd 1st Vest Virg inia VolllntcclS and Batteries E 4th U S antI A and L 1st Ohio Artill ery

James Island S C 3]1 J une 10th-Organizat ions not given from official reports

Monterey Owen Co Ky ampJQ Juno ll th-Captnin Bloocls Mouu ted Provost Guards awl 13th Indiana

Battery Waddells Fann near Village Oreet Ark

3amp) Juno 12th-Detachment of th o UI h Illinois Cavalry Old Church Va

334 June 13th-5th U S Cavalry James Island S C

335 JU11e 13th-Olganizntions not recoldJd

Tunstall Station Va 336 June 14th-Confcdcmtes firing into a railroad train Union loss 4 killen

8 wounded

Sccessionville (or Fort Johnson) James Island S C 337 Jnne 16th-46th 47th and 7nth New York Sri thode I sland 3e1 New

Hllmpshin~ 45lh 97th and lOOth P ennsylvania 6th and 7Lh Connectishycut 8th Micbigan a nd 28th Massachusetts Volunteers lst New York Engineers 1st Connecticut Batteries E 3d U S end I 3d Rhode Island Artiilery a nd Company H t 1st MaS8ltlchusetts Cavaky

St Charles White River Ark 318 June 17th-U S Gunbunts Lexing ton Monnd City Conestoga anu St

Louis 43d a ud Joth I ndiana Volunteer

W a rrensburg Mo 339 June 17th-7th Missouri Mili tia Cavalry

Smithville Ark 340 June 18th-Organizations not stated see Rebellion Rccolfl Vol V page 29

Cumberland Gap 3middotU J une lSth-Occupieu by Dlig-Gcllellll G V iforgaIls command

104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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104 STATISTICAL RECORD

Tallahatchie Fla 842 June 18th-From Rebellion Record Vol V page 29

Williamsburg Road Va 343 Jnne l 8th-Illth MnsSIlchusetts Volunteers

Battle Creek Tenn 344 June 2lst-2d and B3d Ohio 10th Wisconsin and 24th I11inois Volunteers

4th Ohio and lith Krntucky Cnvalry and Edgartons Battery

Raceland n ear Algiers La 343 June 22d-Sth Vermont Volunteers

Raytown Mu 846 June 2ld-7th Missonri Cavalry

Oak Grove (or King School House or The Orchards) Va 347 June 2l)th-Hookers and Kearneys Di vi-uons o the 3d and Pnlmers Bri~

gade of Couchs Division of the 4th and purt of Richardsons Division of the 2d Corps

Germantown Tenn 348 June 25th-56th Ohio Volunteers guarding a railroad train at the time

Little Red River Ark 349 Jnne 25th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Vicksburg Miss 350 June 26th 27th 28th and 2lth-U S ~Icet commanded by Commodore

D G Farragut Seven middotDays Retreat

251 June 26th to July 1st-1st 2d 3rl 4th 5th 6th aod Cavalry Corps ond Enmiddot gineerR Army f)f the Potomac Maj-Gene1al Gpo D McClellan comshymrmding j this relreat comprises the foHowing battleR

lst-Mechanicsville (or E11ison s Mills) Va 352 Jnne 26th-5th ArlOY Uorps and McCalls Division of thc 1st Corps Anny

of the Potomac

2d-Gainbullbull Mill (or Cold Harbor or Chickahominy) Va 853 June Z7th and 28th -5th CorpR Army of the Potomac re-cn[orced by Menghmiddot

ers and Frenchs Brigades 1st Division 2d Corps

3d-Savages Station Va 354 June 29th-2f1 and Sixth Corps Army of Potomac commanded by Generals

SUll1 11(r and Frankiin

4th-Peach Orchard (or Allens Farm) Va 355 Juno 2nth-Richardsons and Sedgwicks Divisions of tho 2d Corps Army of

the Potomac

5th-Whit Oak Swamp (or Glendale Charles City Cross Roads Nelson s Farm Fraziergts Farm l Turkey Bend New Market Cross Roads) Va

ampsU JUlie 30th-2d Sumners 31 HeinbelmUls 4th Keyes 5lh Porters 6th Franklins and ilcCulrs Division of the 1st Corps Army of the Poshytomac

6th-Malvern Hill (or Crews Farm) Va 357 Jnly l st-2d 3d 4th 5th and 6th Corp Army of the Potomoc

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 105

1862] Williamsbridge Amit River La 35S June 27th-21st Indiana Volunteers

Swift Oreek Bridge N O 859 June 27th-See Rebellion ReCQld Vol V page 83

Village Oreek (or Stewarts Plantation) Ark 360 June 27th-9th Illinois Cavalry

Waddells Farm Ark 361 Jure 27th-Detachment of 3d Iowa Cavalry guarding WAgon train

Goldings Fann Va 362 June 23th-2lld Bnd 4Qth New York Volunteers and 3d New York Battery

Willis Ohurch Va 863 June 29th-Cavalry advance or Caseys Division 4th Corps

Luray Va 364 June 30th-Detachment of Cavalry of BrigmiddotGeneral Crawfords commnnd

Booneville Miss 365 July lst-2d Iowa and 2d Michigan Cavalry

Morning Sun Tenn 366 July 1st-57th Ohio Volunteers

Russellville Tenn 367 July l~lst Ohio Cavalry

Milford Va 368 July 2d-1st Maine Cavalry

Haxals (or Evlington Heights) Va 369 July 3d-14th Indian 7th West Virginia 4th and 8th Ohio Volunteers

Grand Haze White River Ark 370 July 4th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Sperryville Va 371 J111y 5th-1st Maine Cavalry

Grand Prairie near Aberdeen Ark 372 July 6th-24th Indiana Volunteers

Bayou Oache (or Ootton Plant Round Hill Bayou de View and Hill Plantation) Ark

373 July 7th-11th Wisconsin S3d llIinois and 8th Indiana Volunteers 1st Mismiddot souri Ligh Artillery h India Gth and 13th Illinois Cavalry

Black River Mo 374 July 8th-5th Kansa Cavalry

Lotspeach Farm Mo 375 July 8th-One company 1st Iowa Cavalry

Clinton Mo 376 July 9th-Organization not recorded

Hamilton N O 377 July 9th-U S gunboats Perry Ceres and Shawsecn and 9th New York

Volunteers 5shy

106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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106 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Aberdeen Ark

318 July 9th-24th 34th 43d and 46th Indiana Volunteers

Tomllkinsville Ky 379 July 9th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

ScattervilIe Ark 380 July 10th-Detachment of 1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 3S1 July 11th-Organization not recorded

Pleasant Hil~ Mo 38~ July 11th-1st Iowa Cavalry and MisROuri Militia

New Hope Ky 383 July llth-33d Ohio Volnnteerbull

Lebanon Ky 384 July 12th-Lebanon Home Gnanl and 28th Kentucky Volunteers

Near Oulpeper Va 385 July 12th-1t Maryland 1t Vermont 1st Wet Virginia ad 5th New York

Cavalry

Fairfax (near Rapidan RR Bridge) Va 386 July 13th-1st Maryland Cavalry

Murfreesboro Tenn 387 July l~th-Uth Michigan and ampI Pennsylvania Volunteero 4th Kentucky and

7th PC1l1lsylvnnia Cavalry and 1st Kentucky Battery

Batesville Ark ~ Jllly 14th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Attempt to Detroy the Rebel Ram Arkansas 389 July 15th-Carondelet Queen of the Vest Tyler nnll Esse~ Bnd 4th Wisshy

COllfln Volunteers

Apache Pas A T 390 Jllly 15tb-2d California Cavnlry

Fayetteville Ark sm Jnly 15th-Union tlOOP commanded by Major W H Miller 2lt1 Wisconsin

Cavalry Near Decatur Tenn

392 July 15th-Detachment or 1st Ohio Cavalry

Oynthiana Ky S)8 July 17th-18thXentucky Volunteers Cyntbiana Newport Cincinnati nnd

Bracken County Home Guards and 7th Kentucky Cavalry Morgans raid

Memphis Mo 3~4 July lSth-2d Missouri Cnvalry and 9lh and 11th Missouri S M

Guerilla Campaign in Missouri 39 Jnly 20th to Septemher 20th-Includes all the engagements lVith Porters

and Pointdexters Guerill by Maj-General Schofields command

CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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CHBONOLOGICAL LIST OF BAllLES ETC 107

1862] Tarkey Island Bridge Va 39fgt July 20th-8th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Pittmans Ferry Ark 397 July 20th-13th Illinois Cavalry

Nashville Tenn 393 July 21t--2d Kentucky Volunteer bullbull

Florida (or Boles Farm) Mo 390 July 23d-Two eompanies 3d Iowa Cnvalry

North Anna River Va 400 July 23d-2d New York and 3d Indian~ Cavalry

Columbus Mo 401 July 23d-7th Missouri Cv~lry

Ooldwater Miss 402 July 24th-Organizations not stated

Trinity Ala 403 July 2lth-Company E 31t Ohio Volnnteers

Botts Farm Monroe Co Mo 404 July 24th-3d Iow Cavalry

Santa Fe Mo 405 July 24th and 20th-3d Iown Cavalry

Brownsville Hatchie River Tenn 406 July 25th-Cavalry commanded gty Major Wallace

Orange Court House Va 407 July 25th-Reconnoitring oxpodition from Genem Gibsonmiddots )iviiol1

Oourtland Bridge Ala 408 July 25th-Two companies ench of Kentncky Volunteers and 1st Ohio

Cavalry Mountain Store and Big Piney Mo

409 July 25th and 26th-Three companies 3d Uissouri Cavalry and Battery L 2d Misliouri Artillery

Patten Mo 410 July 26tll-Missouli Militia

Youngs Crossroads N O 411 July 26th-9th New Jersey Volunoofrs [nd 3d New York C~lnlry

Greenville Mo 41~ July 26th-3d nnd 12th Missouri Militin Cavnlry

Buchannon West Va 41~ July 26th-Sec Ohio in the War Vol II page 487

Brown Springs Mo 414 July 27th-2d low Cnvalry

Bayou Bernard Cherokee Nation 415 July 28th-ht 2lt1 and 3d Kansas Iudian Home Guards and 1st Kansas Batmiddot

tory

108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

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Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

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Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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108 STATISTICAL RECORD

Moores Mills Fulton Co Mo 416 July 28th-3d Iowa Cavalry 2d Missouri Cavalry 9th Mi880uri Voluuteers

and 3d Indian Battery Mount Sterling Ky

417 July 29th-18th Kentucky and Home Guard bull

Bollinger s Mills Mo 418 July 2Jlih-Two companicA of the 13th Missouri Volunteers

Russellville Ky 419 July 29th-Iftlssellvi1le Home Gunrdsand 71lth Indiana Volunteers

Brownsville Tenn 420 July 29th-One company of the 15h llIillois Cvalry

Paris Ky 421 July 30th-9th Pennylvania Cavalry

Coggins POint opposite Harrisons Landing Vaa 422 July 31st-Gunbont fteet

Newark Mo 423 Augnst ht-73 mCll of tho ilth Missouri State Militia

Ozark (or Forsyth) Mo 424 August 2d-14th MissQl1ri Militia

Orange Court House Va 425 August 2d-oth New York Cavalry nnd 1st Verlllont Covnlry

Olear Creek (or TaberviUe) Mo 426 August 2d-Four companies 1st Iowa Cnvnlry

Coahoma County Miss 42i AUgl1Rt 2d-11th Wisconsin Volunteers

Austin Tunica Co Miss 428 August 2d-6th Indiana Volulltrbullbull

Sycamore Church (near Petersburg) Va 42) August 3d-5th u S nnd 3d Pennsylvania Cavnlry

Chariton Bridge Dodge Co Mo 430 August 3d-6th Missouri Cavalry

Jonesboro Ark 431 August 3d-1st Visconsin Csalry

Languelle Ferry Ark 432 Angust ampI-1st Wisconsin Cavalry

Sparta Tenn ~33 August 4th-Detachments of the 4th Kentucky and 7th Indiana Cavalry

White Cak Swamp Bridge Va 434 Augusb4th-3d Pennsylvania Cavalry

Baton Rouge La 485 Augnst 5th-14th Maine 6th Michigan 7th Vermont 21 t Indiana 30th

Massachusetts9th Connecticut and 4th Visconsin Vo)untecrR 2lt1 4th Bnd 6th Massachusctls Batteries BrigmiddotGeneral Thomas Williams comshymauding

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 109

1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862] Malvern Hil~ Va 416 August 5th-Portion of Hookers Division 3d Corps and Richardsons Dishy

vision 2d Corps and Cavalry Army of the Potomac

MonlavaUo (or Church in lh Woods) Mo 4~7 August 6th-3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Beech Creek Va 438 August 6th-4th West Virginia Volunteer bull

Kirksville Adair Co Mo 439 August 6th-Missouri Militia

Malapony (or Thornburg) Va 440 August 6th-Portion of Kings Division commanded by Colonel Cutler

Tazewell Tenn 441 August 6th-16th and 42lt1 Ohio and 14th and 22lt1 Kentucky Volunteerl ond

4th Visconsin Battery

Fort Fillmore New Mexico 442 August 7th-California troops oommanded by General Canby

Trenton Tenn 441 August 7th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Panther Oreek Mo 4u August 8th-1st Missouri )Iilitia Cavalry

Stockton Mo 445 August 9th-Colonel McNiels command of Missouri State Militia

Oedar Mountain (or Slaughter Mountain Southwest MountainOedar Run and MitcheUs Station) Va

446 August 9th-2d Corps Maj middotGener~1 N P BnnkR and 3d Corps Mnjmiddot General I McDowell Army of Virginia Mnj-Gcneral John Pope comshymanding

Nueces River Tex 447 August 10th-Texas Loynlists

Grand River Mo 448 Augl1st 10th to 13th-Includes Lees Ford Chariton River Walnut Creek

Compton lcrry Switzlers Mills and Yellow Creek 9th Missouri Milshyo itia commanded by Colin Odin Guitar

Taberville Ark 449 August 11th-1st Missouri and 3d Wisconsin Cavalry

Independence Mo 4GO August 11th-7th Missouri Militia Cavalry

Salisbury Tenn 451 August 11th-11th Ilioois Cavalry

WiUiamsporl Tenn 452 AuguRt 11th-Troops of Brig-General Jas S Ne~lcts command

Wyoming Oourt HOUSe West Va 453 August - -Detachment of the ltJ7th Ohio Volunteers

110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

STATISTICAL RECORD124

Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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110 STArrSTICAL RECORD

Kinderhook Tenn ~5-I August 11th-Detachments o the 3d Kentncky nnd 1st Tennessee Oavalry

Helena Ark 455 August 11th to 14th-2ltI Wisconsin Oavalry

Gallatin Tenn 456 Angust l2th-2ltI Inniana 4tb and Gth Kentucky anrl 6tb Pennsylvania

Caalry Rebels capture the post John H Morgans raid

457 Angust 1~th-69tb Ohio and 11th Michigan Volunteers drive the rebols from the tOWll with slight los

Clarendon Ark 458 August 13th-Brig-Genernl Hoveys Division 13th Oorps

Merriweathers Ferry Obion River Tenn 459 August 15th-Oue company 2d Illinois Cnmlry

Lone Jack Mo 46U August 16th-Missouri Militia Onvalry

Capture of Rebel Steamer Fair Play near Millikens Bend La 461 Angust lSth-5Sth and 7Uth Ohio Volunteers

Red Wood Minn 462 August lSth-OllC company jth Minncsotcl Volunteers massacred by Indians

Olarksville Tenn 408 August 19t11-71st Ohio Volunteers commanded by Colonel Rodney Masoll

who surrendered the post without an engagement

Rienz~ Miss 404 August 19th-Orgnnizations not recorded

White Oak Ridge near Hickman Ky 405 August 19th-2ltI Illinois Cavalry

Brandy Station Va 466 August 20th-Cavalry of Army of Virginia

Edgefield Junction Tenn 4(7 A1gu~ t 20th-Detachment o f 50th Indiana Volunteers

Union Mills Mo 468 Angust 2Oth-1Rt Missouri and 13th Illillo i~ Cavalry

F ort Ridgely Minn 469 Augnst 20th and 22d-CompanicB nand C 5th Minnesota Volunteers and

Renville Rangers fight with Ind ians

Celleys Ford Rappa hannock River Va 470 Aug ust 21sb-Caltalry of the Army o f Virginia

Pinckney Island S C 471 August 21 st -Organizatjoll nol recurded

Courtland Tenn 472 Aug-urit 22lt - 42d IllillOili Volunteers

CHHONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 111

1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

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Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

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Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862J Crab Orchard Ky 47) August 22d-9fih Pennsylvania Cavalry

Catletts Station Va 474 August 2M-Purnell Legiol1 Marylalld and 1st Pennsylvania Rifle

Big Hill Madison Co Ky 475 August 2Qd-7th Kentucky Cavalry aDd 3d 1enncssee Voluuteers

Skirmishes on the Rappahannock at Waterloo Bridge Lee Springs Freeshymans Ford and Sulphur Springs Va

476 Augm~t 23d to 25th-Arwy of Virginia commanded by MajmiddotGeneral Pope

Dallas Mo 417 August ~th-12th Missouri S M Cavnlry

Coon Creek (or Lamar) Mo 478 Augnst 24tll-Olganizations not looordcd officiaL

Fort Donelson Tenn 479 August 25th-71st Ohio Volunteers aud 5th Iowa Cavalry

Bloomfield Mo 480 August 25th-13th Illinois Cavalry

New Ulm Minn 481 AUllust 25th anu 26th-Indian fight organizations not recorded

Cumberland Iron Works Tenn 482 August 26th-71st Ol1io Volunteers and 5th Iowa Cavalry

Madisonville Xy 483 August 2Gth-Cavalry by LicutmiddotOolollel Porter

Rienzi and Kossuth Miss 484 August 26th-2d Iowa Rnd 7th Kansas Cavalry

Danville Ky 485 August 26th-Harrodsburg ano Danville Ky Home Guards

Bull Run Bridge Va 486 August 27th-11th nnd 12th Ohio ud 1st 2d 3d and 4th New Jersey Volshy

unteers

Kettle Run Va 487 August 27th-MajmiddotGencral Hooker~ Division) 3d COlPS Army of the Potomiddot

mac Fort McOook near Bridgeport Ala

488 AUgU8t 27th-33d Ohio Volunteers and detachmeut of Cavllry

Readyville Round Hill Tenn 489 Augut 28th-10th Blfide AmI) of the Ohio commanded by Colonel W

Grosc Howard Counly Mo

4)() August 2Sth-4lh Missouri Militia Cavalry

ShadY Springs Va 4tH AUgUit 2StlI-2d WCEit Virginia Cavalry

112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

114 srArISTICAL RECORD

Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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112 STATISTICAL RECORD

Groveton and Gainesville Va 402 August 28th and 29th-1st Corps Maj middotGeneral F Sigel and 3d Corps Maj

General 1 McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers nnd Kenrneys Divi~ sions of the 3d CorpFi nod Reynolds Division of the 1st Corps and 9th Corps Maj~GeneralReno Army of the Potomac

Manchester Tenn 493 August 29th-Two companies of 18th Ohio nnd one company of the 9th

Michigan Volunteers

Bull Run 2d (or Manassas) Va 401 August30th-istCorps Maj-General F Sigel and 8d Corps Maj -General

J McDowell Army of Virginia Hookers amI Kenrneys Divisions 3d Corps Porters 5th Corps nnd Reynolds Division 1st Corps Army of the Potomac and Jth Corps Maj-General Heno

Bolivar Tenn 491 August 30th-2d nd 11th Illinois Cavalry Oth Indiana Artillery and 2()th

and 78th Ohio Volunteers

McMinnville (or Litlle Pond) Tenn 4lfi Angust30th-26tll OhiO 17th and 58th Indiana VolunteerB and 8th Indiana

Battery Richmond Ky

497 August 30th-6th Bnd 7th Kentucky Cavalry 95th Ohio 18th Kentncky 12th 16th 55th 66th OtJth nnd 71st Indiauo Volunteers Rnd Batteries D and G Michigan Artillery

Weston West Va 498 August 31st-Tmiddot0 companies 6th West Virginia Volunteers

Medon (or Toons Station Miss O R R ) Tenn 499 AUglLt 31sC-45th Illinois and 7h Missouri Volunteers

Stevenson Ala 500 August 31st-Organizations not recorded

Yates Ford Ky 501 Augllst31st-Wth Ohio Volunteers

Ohantilly (or Oxhlll) Va 002 September 1st -~IcDoVells Corps Army of Virgini Hookers nnd Kenrshy

nets Divisions 3d Corps Army of the Potomac and Renos Corps

Britons Lane near Denmark Tenn 503 September l st-2()th and 30th Illinois Volunteers Battery A 2d Illinois Arshy

tillery 4th Illinois Calry and Fosters company of Ohio Cavalry

Morgansville Ky 504 September 2f1-A force of Union troops commnnned by Colonel Sohackleford

8th Kentucky Cavalry Ply month N O

505 September 2d-Company F 9th New York and 1st North Caroline Volnn tecrs

Vienna Va 006 September 2d-lst Minnesota Volunteers

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 113

]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

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Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

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Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

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Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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]862] Birch Coolie (or Acton) Minn 507 September 2d and 3d-Indian fight

Hutchinson Minn 500 September 3d nd 4th-Fight with Indians

Fort Abercrombie Dakota Ter GO~ September 3d to 6th-Fight with Indn8

Slanghterville Ky 510 September 3d-LieutmiddotColonel Fosters Cavalry

Geiger Lake Ky 511 September 3d-Sth Kentucky Cvalry

Big Creek Gap Tenn 512 September 4th-Detachment of lhe 6th Tennessee Volunteers

Cacapon Bridgo Va 513 September 6th-1st New YOIk Cavalry

Martinsburg Va G14 Septemher 6th-Report of Brig-Genernl Julius White

Washington N O 515 September 6th-1st North Carolina fnel 24th Massachusetts Volunteers and

3d New York Cavalry

La Grange Ark G16 September 6th-lst Missouri Cavalry

Poolesville Md 517 SepLcmber 7th_3dIndiana and 8th lIlinoi Oavalry

Olarksvllle (or Rlcketthill) Tenn GH September 7th-11th Illinois 13th WisconSin and 71t Ohio Volunteero 5th

Iowa Cavalry and two batteries

Columbia Tenn 519 September 9th-42d Illinois Volunteers

Nolansville Md 520 September 9th-3d Indiana and llth Illinvi Cavalry

Williamsburg Va 521 September 9th-ltlth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Des Allemands La 522 Seplember 9th-21st Indiana and 4th Wisconsin Volunteers

Oold Water (or Cochrans Cross Roads) Miss 52~ September 10th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel Grierson 6th lIlinoi

Cavalry Sugar Loaf Mountain Md

524 September 10th~th U S Cavalry

Fayetteville West Va 525 September 10th_34th anll37th Ohio Ilno 4th West Virginia Volnnte~rbull

Cotton Hill West Va 526 September l1th-S4th and 37th Ohio and 4th Weet Virginia VolnnteerR

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Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

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Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

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Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Bloomfield Mo 527 September 11tb to 13th-Battery E 2d Missouri Artillery 13tb Illinois Volshy

unteers 1st Viscollsin Cavalry and Missouri Milith

Charlestown near Elk River West Va 523 September 12th-34th Ohio and 4tll West Virginia Volumeerbull

Frederick Md 529 September 12tll-Advance of Ue Army of the Potomac

Harpers Ferry Va 530 Septemberl2th to 15tll-lth New York State Militia 39tbl11tb 115th 125tb

and 126th New York 32d 60th and 87th Ohio 9tb Vermont 6th Illinois 1st nnd 3d Maryland (Home Brjgade) and 15th Indiana Volunteers PhiUip~ Battery 6th New York Grahnmls Potts and Rigbys Batteries and 8th New York 12th Illinois and 1st Maryland Cavalry

Newtonia Mo 531 September 13th-ampI and 6th Miouri NUlitia Cavalry

Ponchatonla La 532 September 14th-12th Maine 26th Mnssachusettgt and 13th Conncetieut Volshy

unteers

Turners and Cramptons Gap South Mountain Md 533 September 14th-9th Corps Maj-General J L Reno 1st Corps Maj-General

J Hooker and 6th Corps Maj -General V B Franklin Annyof the Potomac Muj-Gencral G B lIcClellnn commanding

Mumfordsvile Ky 534 September 14th to 16th-18th U S Infantry 28th and 33d Kentucky 17th

50th 60th 67th 68th 7r1th 78th and 80th Indiana Volunteers and Conkles Battery 13th Iudiana Artillery and Louisville Provost Guard

Shelburne Mo 535 September loth-alissouri Militia

Boonsboro Md 536 September 15th-Cavalry Army of Potomac

Durhamville Tenn 537 September 17th-Detachment o[ he 521 Indiana Volnntecrs

Florence Ky 5)8 September 17th-Detachment of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry

Goose Creek and Leesburg Road Va 539 September 17th-Recon noissance of Kilpatricks Cavalry Brigade

Antietam (also Sharpsburg) Md 640 September 17th-1st Corp Maj-General J Hooker 2d Corps Maj-Geneml

E Y SUlnncr 5th Cormiddotps Maj-General Fitz John Porter 6th CorpFl lIaj -G eneral V B Fnlnkliu 9tlr COlPH ~[aj -Geneml A E Bl1rn~icl~

12th Corps Maj-General Williams Conchs Division 4th Corps nnd Pleasontons Division of Cavalry Army or the Potomac commanded by MajmiddotGenem G B McClellan

Hickory Grove Mo 541 September 1Jth-6tb Knnsm Cavnlry

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1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

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Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

CHRONOLOGICAL LISr OF BATTLES ETC 119

1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

XIII-6

122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 115

1862] Owensburg Ky 542 September 19th and 20th-14th Kentucky Cavalry and Spencer (Indiana)

County Home Guards I-uka Miss

543 September 19th an 20th-Stanleys and Hamiltons Divisions Army of the Mississippi Maj-General V S Rosecrans commanding

Blackfords Ford Sheppardstown Va 544 September2Oth-Griffln and Barlles Brigades 5th Corps

Shirleys Ford Spring River Mo 545 September 20th-2d Kansas Indian Home Guards

Helena Ark 046 September 20th-4th Iowa Cavalry

Williamsport Md 547 September 20th-Oouchs Division Army of tile Potomac

Prentis and Bolivar Mis 54S September 2Oth-U S Ram Queen of the West with transports and 33d 11shy

linois Cassville Mo

649 September 21st-1st Arkansas Cavalry

Mumfordsville Ky 600 September 21s~avalry commanded by Major FOhtcl 3d Ohio Cavalry

Shepherdsville Ky 551 September 21st-Colonel Grangers colUmand

Sturgeon Mo 652 September 22d-Mnjor Hnnts eommnd

Ashbys Gap Va )53 September 22d-2d Pennsylvania and 1st West Virginia Cavalry

Yellow Medicine (also Wood Lake) Minn 554 September 23d-3d nth and 7th Minnesota Vulunteers and Renville Guards

Wolf Creek Bridge near Memphls Miss 555 September 23d-57th Ohio Volunteers

Sutton Va 5fgt6 September 23d-10th West Virginia

Warrenton Junction Va 657 September 26th-Cavalry commanded by Colonel McLean

Cambridge Mo 558 September 26th-9th Missouri iUiliti Cavalry

Buffalo West Va 059 September 27th-34th Ohio

Augusta Ky 560 September 27th-KentUCky Home Guards

Blackwater Va 561 September 28th-1st Ncw York Mounte] Bitles

116 SfATISTICAL RECORD

Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 117

1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

120 STATISTICAL RECORD

Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Newtonia Mo 1162 September 30th-1st Brigade Army of Kansas Bnd 4th Brigade Misuri

State ~liliti Russellville Ky

563 September 30th-Union toops commudcd by Colonel Harrison 17th Kenmiddot tucky

Floyds Fork Ky 564 Octoberlst-4th Indian Cavalry 34th Illinois and 77th Pennsylvania Yolo

unteers of the Army of the Ohio

Gallatin Tenn 565 October 1st-1st Tennessee Cavalry commanded by Colonel Stoke bullbull

Shepherdstown Va 5G6 October 1st-8th Illiuois 8th Pennsylvania and 3d Indiana Cavalry and

Penningtons Battery

Olive Hill Ky 567 October 2d-Carter County Home Guardbullbull

Mount Washington Ky 568 October 2d-Advance of the Army of lhe Ohio

Baldwin Miss 509 October 2d-Camlry of the Army of lhe Mississippi

Reconnoissance to Franklin on the Blackwater Va 670 October 3d-Union gnnboats commanded by Cilptaill Flusser nnd troop9

commanded by General Spear

Corinth Miss 571 Ootober 3d and 4th-McKeans Davies Hami1ton~ ann Stanleys Divisions

Army of the Mi6)issippi Maj-General W S Rosecrans commanding

Bardstown Ky 572 October 4th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Big Hatchie River (or Metamora) Miss 573 October 5th-Hurlbuts and Orcls Divisions Army of tile Mississippi Maimiddot

Gtmcral Ord commanding

Glasgow Ky 5i4 October 5tb-20tb Kentucky Volunteers

Madisonville Ky 575 October 5th-4th Indiana Cavalry

Charleston Va 576 October 6th-6th U S Cavalry

Liberty and Sibleys Landing Mo 577 October 6th-5th Iissouri Militia Cavalry

Springfield to near Texas Ky 5i8 October 6th-Advance of 3d Corps Army of the Ohio

La Vergne Tonn 5i9 October 7th-Pnlmers Brigade

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1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

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Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES ETC 121

1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862] Perryville (or Chaplin Hill) Ky 680 October 8th-lst Curp Maj-General A McD ~IeCook Rnd Sri Corp Brlgshy

General C C Gilbert Army of the Ohio commanded by Maj-General D C Buell

Lawrenceburg (also called Dog Walk) Ky 501 October 9th-15th and 19th U S Infantry 1st and 49th Ohio Volunteer

Battery H 5tll U S Artillery and 9th Kentucky Cavalry

Aldie Va 632 October 9th-Detachment of Cav~lry rom Maj-General Sigels command

Harrodsburg Ky 683 October 10th-Union troops commanded by Lieut-Colonel Boyle 9th Kenmiddot

tucky Cavalry

Upper Missouri River 584 Octouer 10th-Indian fight

La Grange (near Helena) Ark 585 October 11th-Detachment of the 4th low Cavalry

Oape Fear River N C 000 October llth-U S gunboat )InlRtanza

Mouth of Monocacy Md 687 October 11th-3d and 4th Mainc Volunteers

Stanford (or Lancaster) Ky lSS8 October 14th-Advance of the Army of the Ohio

Hazel Bottom Mo rsS9 October 14th-Organization not reported

Apalachicola River Fla 600 Octouer 15th-Naval expedition

Canville Va 591 October 15th-One company of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Charleston Va 592 October 16th-Reconnoissance of the Army of the Potomac

LeXington Ky 593 October 17th-Detachm~nts of the 3d and 4th Ohio Cavalry

Thoroughfare Gap Va 594 October 17th-Detachment of Cavalry from General Stabes command

Helena Ark 590 October 18th-Detachment of the 48d Indiana Volunteers

Haymarket Va 596 October 18th-Detachment of lhe 6th Ohio Cavalry

Near Nashville Tenn 597 October 20th-Union troops commanded gty Colonel Miller

Anxvois River Mo 59$ Oetober 2Uh-l0th Missouri Militi Cavalry

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Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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118 STATISTICAL REQORD

Marshfield Mo 599 October 20th-10th Illinois Cavalry

Lovettsville London Co Va 600 October 21st-Detachment of Genoml Goory Brigade

WoodvilleJ Tenn 601 October 21st-2d Illinois Cavalry

Fort Cobb Indian Ter 602 October 21st-Loya Indians

Old Fort Wayne (or Maysville) Ark 6US October 22d-lst Division Army of the Frontier

Hcdgeville Va 60middot1 October 22d-4th Pennsylvulia Cavlliry

Pocotaligo (or Yemassee) S O (jon October 22d--47th 55th and 71jth Pennsylvauia 48tl1 New York 6th aod

7th Connecticnt 3d and 4th New Hamp~hire nml 3d Rhode Iland Volshyl1nteers 1st New York Engin~ers 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and natshyreries D and M 1st and E 3d U S Artillery

Waverly Tenn 606 October 23d--83d Illinois Volunteers

Shelby Depot Tenn t07 October 2-Jcl-Reconnoitring party commalllt1ou by Celonel D Stuart 55th

Illinois Volnntccl1~

Point Lick and Big Hill Road Ky 608 October 2ld-Cnvnlry communded by Colonel E ~IcCook

Manassas JunctionJ Va 609 October 24th-Organizatiolls not lecollled

Catletts Station Va 610 October 24th-Detnchment of 3d West Virginia Cavalry

Grand Prairie Mo 611 Oetobel 24th-Two battalions ~issollri Militia Cavalry

Blackwater Va bull 612 October 24th-lot New York Mounted Itiftes 39th IlIinoi and 62d Ohio

Volunteers and oth~r troops commanded by Brjg-General Terry

Morgantown Ky 613 October 24iJh-Organizotioo not recorded

Pittmans Ferrr Mo 614 October 27th-23d Iowa and 24th and 25th Missouri Volunteer 1st Missomi

Militia and 12th Missouri Cavalry

Labadiesville (or Thibodeauxville or Georgia Landing) La 61G October 27th-8th New Hampshire 12th and 13th Connecticnt and 75th

New Yorlc Volunteers 1st Louisiana Cavalry and 1st Maine Dattl~ry commande by Brig-General G Weitzel

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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122 SlATISTICAL RECORD

Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862 ] Cross Hollows (or Oxford Bend) Fayetteville Ark 616 October 28th-One Division of the Army of the frontier oommfUldcd by llrigshy

General HcrroI Clarkson Mo

G17 October 28th-Detachments commanded by Captain Rodgers 2d Illinois Arshytillery

Williamsburg Ky 618 Oetober 28th-7th Kentucky Volunteers

Butler and Osage (or Island Mounds) Mo 619 October 29th-1st Kansas Colored Troops (79th U S C Troops)

Aldie Va 620 October 31t-lst New Jersey and 2lt1 New York Cavalry of General Bayards

Cavalry Brigade Army of the Potomac

Franklin Va 621 October 31st-Organizations not given

Philomont Va 622 November 1st-Cavalry of the Army ot the Potomac commanded by General

Pleasonton Snickers Gap Va

623 November 2d-Blltteries of the Second Corps of the Army of the Potomac

Bloomfield and Union Loudoun Co Va fi24 November 2d and ampl-Cnvalry advance of the Army of the Potomac

Upperville Va 625 November 3d-Oavalry ad vance of the Army of the Potomac

Rawles Mill (also Little Creek) Williamston N C 626 November 3d-24th and 44th Maltsachusctts and 9th New Jersey VolllnteerS

and New York nnd Maine Batteries

Bayou Teche fourteen mile from Brashear City La 627 November 3d-Union Gunbollts Kinsman Estrella tit Mnry Calhoun and

Diana and 21st Indiana Voluntters

HarrisonVille Cass Co Mo 628 November 3d-5th nnd 6th Missouri Cavalry

Lamar Mo 629 November 5th-8th Missouri and 8th Misouri lIHliti Cavalry

Manassas Gap Va 630 November Gth-Cavnlry Brigade commanded by Gencrlll Averill advance

of Army of Potomac

Barbees Crossroads and Chester Gap (also Markham) Va 631 November 5th-Cavnlry Brigade Army of the Potomac General Pleasonton

in command

New Baltimore Salem and Thoroughfare Gap Va 632 November 5th-Cavalry Brigade Army or the Potomac collimandcd by

General Baynrd

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Greenville Road Ky 633 November 5th-8th Kentl1cky Cnvlry

Nashville Tenn 634 November 5th-16th and 51st Illinois U9th Ohio 14th Michigan nnd 78th

Pennsylvania Volunteers and 5th Tennessee and 7th Pennsylvunia Cavshyalry

Leatherwood Ky 615 November 6th-Captain Ambrose Powcllscommand

Garrettsburg Ky 63i November 6th-8th Kentucky Caalry

Rheas Mills Ark 687 November 7th--3d Arknnsas Indian Home Guard

Big Beaver Creek Mo 638 November 7th-10th Illinois and two companies Missouri Militia Compny

Mariana (aLo La Grange) Ark 63~ November 7th-3d and 4th Iowa and 9th Illinois Cavalry

Rappahannock Bridge Va 640 November 8th-Cavalry Bripade Army of the Potomac Geneal Byard

commanding

Hudsonville (or Cold Water) Misbull 641 November 8th-7th Kansas and 2d Iow(I Cavalry

Fredericksburg Va 642 November ~th-lt Indina Cavlr)

Moorefield (or South Fork Potomac) Va 643 November 9th-1st New York Ringgold and Washington Cavalry aud 2~d

Illinois Volunteers

Perry County near Kentucky River Ky 64~ November 9th-14th Kentucky Cavalry

Huntsville Tenn 645 November 11th-Tennessee Home Guards

Newbern (or BachelorS Creek) N C 6-16 November 11th-Organizations not Rtnteltl

Lebanon (or La Grange) Tenn 6middot17 November 11th-1st Kentucky and 4th Wehigan CaRlly

Lamar and Holly Springs Miss 6middot18 November 12th-2d Illinois 3d Michigan 2d Iowa and 7th Kansas Cavahmiddoty

Fayetteville and White Sulphur Springs (also Little Washinrton) Va 6middot19 November 15th-1st and 2d Brigades Stm-gis Division 9th Corps alld Cavshy

alry Army of the Potomac

Gloucester Va WO November 17Lh-l04th Ptllllsyl ania Volunteers

Cove Creek N C 651 November 18th-3( New York CnvnllY

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862] Rural Hills Tenn 652 November 18th-8th Kentllcky Cavalry

Bayou Bontecar near Fort Pike La 653 Novembe 21st--81st MlSSnchuscttl Volunteers

Beaver Creek Texas Co Mo G54 November 24th-3d Missouri CQvalry and 21st Iowa Volunteers

Camp Babcock Ark 655 November 25th-3d Kansas IndiaJl Home Guards

Crawford County Mo 656 November 25th-Missouri Enrolled Militia

Cold Knob Mountains (or Sinking Creek or Frankfort) Va 657 November 26th-2ltl V(st Virginia Cavalry

Summerville Miss 6~S November 26th-7th lilinoi Cavalry

Carthage Ark 659 November 27th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Scrougesville and La Vergne Tenn 660 Novcnber 27th-5th llrigadc SUIs Divisiioll Army of the Ohio

03ne Hill Boston Mountains and Boonsboro Ark 661 NOcmber 28th-1st Division Army of the Frontier commanded by Brig

General Jas G Blun~

Little Bear Creek Ala 6G2 November 28th-Portion of the 2d Division 16th Corps

Hartwood Charch Va 603 November 28th~d Pcnnfoly lvaniu CnvRJry

Cold Water River Miss 664 November 8lh-lsl Indiana Cavalry

Waterford and Lumkins Mills Misbull 665 Novembe12lth and 30th-Advanec Cavalry of General Grants army

Reconnoissance to Snickers Ferry and Berryville Va 666 November 30th-1st Cwulry Brigade Stabcls Division

Charleston and Berryville Va 667 December Ist-2d Division 12th Corf

Franklin Va 6HS December 2d-llth Pennsylvania Camlry

King George Court House Va 66) December 2d-8th PennRylvania etlYalry

Ozark Mo 6m December 2d-3d and 9th Missouri Cavalry

Oakland Mibullbull 671 December 3d-1st Indiana CBvalry

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Oxford Miss 672 December 3d-2d Cavalry Brigade commanded by Col Hatch

Wiremans Shoals Big Sandy River Ky G7S December 4th---39th KcnLucky Volunteers

Water Valley Miss 071 December 4th-1st and 2d Cavalry llrigndcs Co~onels Hatch and J ee

Coffeeville Miss fi7ts December 5th-1st 2d and 3d Cswnlry Drigades o[ Geneml GrmtR nrmy

Colonels Hatch Lee and Milllcr

Helena Ark G7G December 5th-30th Iowa and 2)th Viscons-in Volnntcen

Reeds Mountains Ark ti77 December 5th-2d Kansas Cavalry

Lebanon Tenn ms December 6th-93d Ohio Volunteers

Prairie Grove (or Fayetteville and Illinois Creek) Ark 670 December 7th-1st 2d oml ampl DiviFiiollS of the Army of the Frontier commiddot

mnIHlcd uy Drig-Genoltlls J G Blunt und F J Henow

Hartsville Tenn 680 December 7th-l06th and lOSth Ohio 104th lllinois Volunteers 2lt1 Inc1innu

nnd 11th Kentucky Cuvnlry and 13th Indiana Dattery

Dobbins Ferry (or L~ Vergne) Tenn f)lt~1 December nth-35th Imlinna GIst OhiO 8th rLnu 21st Kentucky Volunteers

and 7th Inlliana Battery

BrentvilJe Tenn (8 December nth-25th Illinois 8th Krmsus and 81st Indiana Volunteers nnd

8th Wisconsin Battery

Little Bear Creek Ala 683 December 12th-Troops eommUulelti by Col Sweeney 52d lliinois Volunmiddot

teers Zuni near Blackwater Va

684 December 12th-Brigade commanded by Geneml Terry

Trenton N C 685 December 12th---3d New York OILvnlry nltlvallce of MIlj -General Foster

Troop Franklin Tenn

0811 December 12th-Stonleys Oavalry Division Army of the Cumberlond

Fosters Expedition to Goldsboro N O 687 December 12th to 18th-Wessells Brigade or Peck Division 1st 2lt1 llld 3d

Brigades 1st Division Departnwnt of North Carolina

Fredericksburg Va 683 December 1lth-2d Oorps Maj-Genernl Ooueh and 9th Oorps MajmiddotGenmiddot

ernl WilcoX Right Grand Divjion Mnj-GmlCril Sumner 1st Corps Maj -General Reynolds anel 6th Corps Maj -Geneml W F SUlith

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BATTLES Erc 123

1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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1862] Left Grand Division Mnj-General Franklin 5th Corps lfaj-Gcneshyrnl Butterfield and 3d Corps Maj-Gencml Stoneman Centre GroJHl Divi~ion Maj-General Hooker Army of the Potomac Maj-General A E Burnside

South-West Creek N C 689 December 13th-9th New Jersey and 8ith Pennsylln Volunteers 3d New

York Cavalry and 3d New York Artillery

Kingston N C 690 December 14th-VesseIPs Brigade of Pecks DiviFdon and 1st 2d and 3d

Brigades lHt Division Department of North Carolina

Fort Brown Road Texas 691 December 14th-Troops not given

Whitehall N C 692 December Wth-9th New Jersey 17th 2~d 24th and 45th 1[chusetts

Volunteers 3d Ncv York Cavnlry nnd 3d nnd 2id New York Datteries

GoMsboro N C 693 December 17th-9th New Jersey 3d 17th 25th 27th and 43c1 Massachusetts

VohlllteCrs 3d New York CHvah-y and 3d and 23d New York BatterieS

Lexington Tenn G9middot December 18th-11th IIIinol 5th Ohio and 2d Tennessee Cavlliry

Jackson or Salem Cemetery Tenn 6l15 December 18th-11th Illinois and 5th Ohio Cllvalty 43lt1 and 61Rt Illinois

Volunteers Occoquan Dumfries Va

696 December 19th-Wagon train Guard of the 12lh Army Corps

Holly Springs Miss fi97 December 2Oth-2d Illinois Cavalry sllrrendered by Colonel Murphy Stll

Visconsin Vohmteers Trenton Tenn

698 December 20th-DetachmEnts 7th Tennessee CIallty 122d lllinois Vohlllshyteers and Convalescents captllrcd by Forrcst

Davis Mills Wolf River Miss 699 December 21ot-6 companies 25th Indiana Volunteers and 2 companies 5th

Ohio Cavalry

Isle oWight Court-honse Va 700 December 22d-Dethment 2d New York Mounted Rifles

Middleburg Miss Central RR 701 December 24th-115 men of the 12th Michigan Volunteers

Glasgow Ky 702 Decembet 24th-5 companies of the 2d Michigan Cavalry

Greens Chapel Kr 703 December 25th-Detachment of the 4th and Oth Indiana Cavalry

Bear Wallow Ky 704 December ~mth-~ Igtnttalions of the l~th Kentucky Caviliry

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding

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Bacon Creek Ky 705 December 26th-Detachment of the 2d Michigan C~alry

Nolensville (or Knob Gap) Tenn 706 December 26th-2d Brigade 1st Di vision l[cCooks Corps i ad vonce of the

Right Wing Army of the Cumberland

Elizabethtown Ky 707 December 27th-91t Illinois Volunteers post captured by Morgan

Dumfries Va 708 December 27th-5th 7th and 66th Ohio Volunteers 6th Maine Battery 12th

Illinois and 1st Maryland Cllvlllry

Muldraughs Hill Ky 709 December 2Sth-6th Indillna Cllvly

Suffolk Va 710 December 28Lh-Reconnoitring f01middotce

Dripping Springs near Van Buren Ark 711 December 2~th-Army of the I rolltier

Elk Fork Campbell Co Tenn 712 December 2Sth-6th and 10th KentUCky Cavalry

Occoquan Va 718 December 28th-2d and 17th Pennylvunia Cavalry

Clinton La 714 December 28th-Troops not given

Chickasaw Bayou Vicksburg Miss 7H5 December 28th and 29th-Brig~Generals G V Morgans Frederick Steels

Morgnn L Smiths nnd A J Smiths Divisions Right Villg Army of the TenIessee commanded by lfaj-Gcneml V fr Sherrod-IJ

Stewart Oreek Tenn 716 December 29th-8d Kentucky in advllnce o[ Crittendens Corps Left Ving

of Army of I he Cumberland

Wautauga Bridge and Carters Station Tenn 717 December 30th-7th Ohio Bnd 9th Pennsylvania Cavnlry Curters raid into

East Tunnessee

Parkers Oross Roads (or Red Mound) Tenn 718 Deceruber 30th-18th l06th lll1th and 122d Illinois 27th 39th and 63lt1

Ohio 50th Indiana 39th Iown Ilnd 7th Tennessee VolunteerfJ Ilnd 7tb Viticonsill Battery

Jefferson Tenn 719 December 30th-2d Drignde 1st DiviSion Thomas Oorps guarding wagon

train

Stones River (or Murfreesboro) Tenn 720 December 31st to January 2d 186a-McCooks Corps right wing Thomas

Corps centre and Crittendens Corps Ifft wing Army of tht Cumbelmiddot land Moj-General W S Roseltrons commanding