102 Series I Volume XIX-II Serial 28 - Antietam Part II
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OCTOBER 26-NOVEMBER 10, 1862.-Operations in Loudoun, Fauquier, and Rappahannock Counties, Va.
SUMMARY OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS.
Oct. 27, 1862.-Skirmish at Snicker's Gap.
29, 1862.-Skirmish near Upperville.
31, 1862.-Skirmish at Snickersville.
Skirmish at Aldie.
Skirmish near Mountville.
Nov. 1, 1862.-Skirmish at Philomont.
Skirmish at Berry's Ford Gap.
2, 1862.-Skirmish at Castleman's Ferry, near Snicker's Gap.
2-3, 1862.-Skirmishes at Union and Upperville.
3, 1862.-Skirmish at Ashby's Gap.
Reconnaissance to, and skirmish at, Snicker's Gap.
4, 1862.-Skirmish at Markham's Station.
Skirmish at Manassas Gap.
Skirmish at Salem.
5, 1862.-Action at Barbee's Cross-Roads.
Skirmish near Warrenton.
5-6, 1862. -Reconnaissance to Manassas Gap, and skirmish.
6, 1862.-Skirmish at Warrenton.
7, 1862.-Skirmish at Rappahannock Station.
Skirmish at Waterloo Bridge.
Skirmish at Jefferson.
8, 1862.-Skirmish at Rappahannock Station.
Skirmish at Little Washington.
Skirmish at Hazel River.
Skirmish near Warrenton.
Affair near Snickersville.
9, 1862.-Skirmishes near Rappahannock Station.
Skirmish at Newby's Cross-Roads.
Skirmish at Philomont.
10, 1862.-Action at Corbin's Cross-Roads, near Amissville.
Skirmish at Gaines' Cross-Roads.
Skirmish at Markham's Station.
REPORTS.
Numbers 1.-Major General George B. McClellan, U. S. Army, commanding Army of the Potomac, of action at Barbee's Cross-Roads, and skirmish at Manassas Gap.
Numbers 2.-Brigadier General Alfred Pleasonton, U. S. Army, commanding Cavalry Division.
Numbers 3.-Colonel David McM. Gregg, Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry, of operations October 26-November 22.
Numbers 4.-Lieutenant Colonel J. William Hofman, Fifty-sixth Pennsylvania Infantry, of skirmishes at Union and Upperville.
Numbers 5.-Lieutenant Colonel Horace B. Sargent, First Massachusetts Cavalry, of reconnaissance to, and skirmish at, Snicker's Gap.
Numbers 6.-Captain John D. O'Connell, Fourteenth U. S. Infantry, of reconnaissance to, and skirmish at, Snicker's Gap.
Numbers 7.-Brigadier General George D. Bayard, U. S. Army, commanding Cavalry Brigade, of skirmishes at Mountville, Aldie, and near Rappahannock Station.
Numbers 8.-Brigadier General A. Sanders Piatt, U. S. Army, of reconnaissance to Manassas Gap, and skirmish.
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