571 Series I Volume XXXIX-III Serial 79 - Allatoona Part III
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FOURTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General JACOB AMMEN.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM Y. DILLARD.
34th Kentucky, Major Milton T. Callahan.
2nd North Carolina (mounted), Lieutenant Edward M. Long.
11th Tennessee Cavalry, Major James H. Johnson.
1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery M, Lieutenant Augustus H. Emery.
1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery B, Captain William O. Beebe.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General DAVIS TILLSON.
3rd North Carolina (two companies), Captain George W. Kirk.
2nd Tennessee, Captain S. C. Honeycutt.
4th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Michael L. Patterson.
16th Kentucky Cavalry, Major George F. Barnes.
10th Michigan Cavalry, Major Cicero Newell.
Colvin's (Illinois) Battery, Captain John H. Colvin.
Elgin (Illinois) Battery, Captain Andrew M. Wood.
Henshaw's (Illinois) Battery, Lieutenant Azro C. Putnam.
Wilder (Indiana) Battery, Captain Hubbard T. Thomas.
1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery L, Captain Thomas Gallagher.
21st Ohio Battery, Captain James H. Walley.
22nd Ohio Battery, Lieutenant Harvey Burdell.
2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery, Colonel Horatio G. Gibson.
1st U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel John Shannon.
CLEVELAND, TENN.
1st Ohio Heavy Artillery, Colonel Chauncey G. Hawley.
DISTRICT OF WESTERN Kentucky.
Brigadier General SOLOMON MEREDITH.
Columbus, Ky.
Colonel JAMES N. McARTHUR.
161st New York, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Kinsey.
2nd Illinois Light Artillery, Battery B, Lieutenant Thomas E. Dawson.
4th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel Peter P. Dobozy.
Smithland, Ky.
Captain FORRESTER L. TAYLOR.
48th Kentucky, Company G, Captain John W. Bush.
Paducah, Ky.
Colonel JOSHUA J. GUPPEY.
29th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel John A. Callicott.
26th Kentucky, Captain Francis M. Page .
1st Louisiana, Major John R. Parsons.
34th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Timothy C. Moore.
30th Wisconsin, Major John Clowney.
3rd Illinois Cavalry (detachment), Lieutenant Samuel L. Shellenberger.
9th Indiana Cavalry (detachment), Lieutenant Colonel Isaac R. Hawkins.
8th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Colonel Henry W. Barry.
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