XXIV Army Corps, 1st Division
XXIV Army Corps Badge XXIV Army Corps:
Major General John Gibbon (6,554) Headquarters Guard: Captain Charles E. Thomas 4th Massachusetts Cavalry, Companies F and K 1st Division: Brigadier General Robert S. Foster 1st Brigade: Colonel Thomas O. Osborne 39th Illinois Infantry 62nd Ohio Infantry 67th Ohio Infantry 85th Pennsylvania Infantry 199th Pennsylvania Infantry 3rd Brigade: Colonel George B. Dandy 10th Connecticut Infantry 11th Maine Infantry 24th Massachusetts Infantry 100th New York Infantry 206th Pennsylvania Infantry 4th Brigade: Colonel Harrison S. Fairchild 8th Maine Infantry 89th New York Infantry 148th New York Infantry 158th New York Infantry Independent Division: Major General John W. Turner 1st Brigade: Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Potter 34th Massachusetts Infantry 116th Ohio Infantry 123rd Ohio Infantry 2nd Brigade: Colonel William B. Curtis 23rd Illinois Infantry 54th Pennsylvania Infantry 12th West Virginia Infantry 3rd Brigade: Brigadier General Thomas M. Harris 10th West Virginia Infantry 11th West Virginia Infantry 15th West Virginia Infantry Artillery Brigade: Major Charles C. Abell 3rd New York Light Artillery, Companies B, H, K and M New York Light Artillery, 17th Battery 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Company A 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery, Company F 1st United States Artillery, Company B 4th United States Artillery, Company L 5th United States Artillery, Companies A and F |
Did You Know?
On April 10, 1865 Generals Lee and Grant met a second time at Appomattox Court House, Virginia. At that second meeting General Lee requested that his men be given evidence that they were paroled prisoners - to protect them from arrest or harassment. 28,231 parole passes were issued to Confederates.