National Park Service LogoU.S. Department of the InteriorNational Park ServiceNational Park Service
National Park Service:  U.S. Department of the InteriorNational Park Service Arrowhead
Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military ParkCannon in Doles's Salient
view map
text size:largestlargernormal
printer friendly
Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park
Order of Battle Fredericksburg Union Cavalry
 

Order of Battle Fredericksburg December 11-15 1862
(Union)

 

Cavalry Attached to Right Grand Division:

 

Cavalry Division 
Brigadier General Alfred Pleasonton

First Brigade:
Brigadier General John Farnsworth

8th Illinois:
Col. William Gamble
3rd Indiana:
Maj. George H. Chapman
8th New York:
Col. Benjamin F. (Grimes) Davis

Second Brigade:
(1.) Colonel David McM. Gregg
(2.) Colonel Thomas Devin

6th New York Cavalry:
Col. Thomas C. Devin
Lieut. Col. Duncan McVicar
8th Pennsylvania Cavalry: 
Lieut. Col. Amos Griffiths
6th United States Cavalry:
Capt. George Cram

Horse Artillery:

2nd United States, Battery M:
Lieut. Alexander C. M. Pennington Jr


Cavalry Attached to the Center Grand Division:


Brig. Gen. WILLIAM W. AVERELL

1st Massachusetts Cavalry:
Col. Horace Sargent.
3d Pennsylvania Cavalry:
Lieut. Col. Edward S. Jones
4th Pennsylvania Cavalry:
Col. James Kerr
5th United States Cavalry: 
Capt. James E. Harrison

Horse Artillery:

2nd United States, Batteries B and L:
Capt. James M. Robertson.

 

Cavalry Attached to the Left Grand Division:

(1.) Brigadier General George Bayard(k)
(2.) Colonel David McM. Gregg

District of Columbia, Independent Company of Cavalry:
Lieut. William H. Orten
1st Maine Cavalry:
Lieut. Col. Calvin S. Douty
1st New Jersey Cavalry:
Lieut. Col Joseph Kargé
2nd New York Cavalry:
Maj. Henry E. Davies
10th New York Cavalry: 
Lieut. Col. William Irvine
1st Pennsylvania Cavalry:
Col. Owen Jones

Horse Artillery:

3rd United States Battery C: 
Capt. Horatio Gibson


Union High Command.
Right Grand Division.
Center Grand Division.
Left Grand Division.
Reserve Grand Division.

Orders of Battle Page.

Lee Hill Exhibit Shelter  

Did You Know?
An exhibit shelter on Lee Hill contains information and photos about both battles of Fredericksburg.

Last Updated: November 28, 2008 at 14:58 EST