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Order of Battle Chancellorsville 11th Corps
 

Eleventh Army Corps:

Major General Oliver Otis Howard


 

Chief of Artillery:
Lieutenant Colonel Louis Schirmer

 

Headquarters Escort:

 

1st Indiana Cavalry, (2 Companies) I and K: Capt. Abram Sharra

 

Provost Guard:

 

8th New York (1 company), Lieutenant Herman Rosenkranz.

First Division:
(1.) Brigadier General Charles Devens, Jr (w)
(2.) Brigadier General Nathaniel McLean

 

First Brigade:
Colonel Leopold von Gilsa

 

41st New York: Maj. Detleo von Einsiedel
45th New York: Col. George von Amsberg
54th New York:
       Lieut. Col. Charles Ashby (c)
       Maj Stephen Kovacs
153rd Pennsylvania:
       Col. Charles Glanz (c)
       Lieut. Col. Jacob Dachrodt

 

Second Brigade:
(1.) Brigadier General Nathaniel McLean
(2.) Colonel John Lee

 

17th Connecticut:
       Col. William H. Noble (w)
       Maj. Allen G. Brady
25th Ohio:
       Col. William P. Richardson (w)
       Maj. Jeremiah Williams
55th Ohio:
       Col. John Lee
       Lieut. Col. Charles B. Gambee
75th Ohio:
       Col. Robert Reily (k)
       Capt. Benjamin Morgan
107th Ohio:
       Col. Seraphim Meyer (w-c)
       Lieut. Col. Charles Mueller


Divisional Artillery:

 

13th New York Light Artillery: Capt. Julius Dieckmann


 

Second Division:
Brigadier General Adolph von Steinwehr

 

First Brigade:
Colonel Adolphus Buschbeck

 

29th New York:
       Lieut. Col. Louis Hartmann (w)
       Maj. Alex. von Schluembach
154th New York:
       Col. Patrick H. Jones (w)
       Lieut. Col. Henry C. Loomis
27th Pennsylvania:  Lieut. Col. Lorenz Cantador
73rd Pennsylvania: Lieut. Col. William Moore (w)

 

Second Brigade:
Brigadier General Francis Barlow

 

33rd Massachusetts, Col. Adin B. Underwood
134th New York, Col. Charles R. Coster
136th New York, Col. James Wood Jr
73rd Ohio, Col. Orland Smith

 

Divisional Artillery:

 

1st New York Light Artillery, Battery I: Capt. Michael Wiedrich


 

Third Division:
Major General Carl Schurz

 

Unattached:

82d Ohio Infantry: Col. James S. Robinson

 

First Brigade:
Brigadier General Alexander Schimmelfennig

 

82d Illinois:
       Col. Frederick Hecker (w)
       Maj. Ferdinand H. Rolshausen (w)
       Capt. Jacob Lasalle
68th New York: Col. Gotthilf Bourry
157th New York: Col. Philip P. Brown Jr
61st Ohio: Col. Stephen J. McGroarty
74th Pennsylvania: Lieut. Col. Adolph von Hartung

 

Second Brigade:
Colonel Wladimir Krzyzanowski

 

58th New York:
       Capt. Frederick Braun (mw)
       Capt. Emil Koenig
119th New York:
       Col. Elias Peissner (k)
       Lieut. Col. John T. Lockman
75th Pennsylvania: Col. Francis Mahler
26th Wisconsin: Col. William. H. Jacobs

 

Divisional Artillery:

 

1st Ohio Light Artillery: Battery I, Capt. Hubert (Leather Breeches) Dilger

 

Eleventh Corps Reserve Artillery
Lieutenant Colonel Louis Schirmer

 

2nd New York Light Artillery: Capt. Hermann Jahn
1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery K: Capt. William L. DeBeck
1st West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery C: Capt. Wallace Hill

 

 

Union High Command.
1st Army Corps.

2nd Army Corps.

3rd army Corps.

5th Army Corps.

6th Army Corps.

12th Army Corps.

Union Cavalry Corps.

 

Orders of Battle Page.

Cavalry action  

Did You Know?
The Battle of Trevilian Station was the largest all-cavalry battle ever waged on the North America continent. Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania N.M.P.

Last Updated: November 28, 2008 at 14:15 EST