Soldiers at Monocacy

Order of Battle

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  United States Order of Battle

  United States forces in the Battle of Monocacy

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  Confederate Order of Battle

  Confederate forces in the Battle of Monocacy

 

Commanders at the Battle

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  Major General Lew Wallace

  Commanded United States forces at the Battle of Monocacy

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  Lieutenant General Jubal Early

  Commanded Confederate forces at the Battle of Monocacy

 

Officers at Monocacy

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  Major General John C. Breckinridge

  Second in command of Confederate forces at the Battle of Monocacy

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  Brigadier General James B. Ricketts

  Commanded the 3rd Division, VI Corps United States Army at the Battle of Monocacy

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  Major General John B. Gordon

  Commanded the Confederate division that assaulted the Union left during the Battle of Monocacy

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  Major General Stephen D. Ramseur

  Commanded Confederate attack along the Georgetown Pike during the Battle of Monocacy

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  Brigadier General Erastus B. Tyler

  Commanded the 1st Separate Brigade, VIII Corps, United States Army at the Battle of Monocacy

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  Major General Robert E. Rodes

  Fought on the Confederate left flank near the Stone Bridge over the Monocacy

 

Soldiers at the Battle of Monocacy

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  Private Alfred Sova

  Burned the covered bridge during the battle

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  A Soldier's Story

  Sergeant Ervin Dunbar & Private George M. Douse - 10th Vermont Infantry

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  14th New Jersey Infantry

  The Monocacy Regiment

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  Medal of Honor Recipients

  Lieutenant George E. Davis and Corporal Alexander Scott

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  Thomas Cox Bible

  Deflected Bullet during the Battle of Monocacy

 

Beyond the Battle

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  The Maryland Campaign

  United States and Confederate forces passed over these grounds before the Battle of Monocacy

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  Lieutenant Ambrose B. Hart

  128th New York Infantry - Camp at Monocacy Junction

 

The USCT at Monocacy Junction

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  The United States Colored Troops

  The 4th United States Colored Troops

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  Recruiting at Monocacy Junction

  Monocacy Junction circa 1857