United States Armies in the East > Department of the Shenandoah
< to July • August 1861
Commanded by Major General Nathaniel P. Banks
Discontinued August 17, 1861 and merged into the Department of the Potomac as Banks’ Division.
First Brigade |
Col. George H. Thomas |
|
5th Connecticut Infantry Regiment |
Colonel Orris S. Ferry |
to 1 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
19th New York Infantry Regiment |
Colonel John S. Clarke |
to 1 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
28th New York Infantry Regiment |
Colonel Dudley Donnelly |
to 1 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
13th Pennsylvania Reserves Infantry |
Colonel Charles Biddle |
to 1 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
28th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment |
Colonel John Geary |
to 1 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania City Troop |
Captain Thomas James |
mustered out 8/17 |
1st Rhode Island Battery |
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to 1 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
2nd United States Cavalry Regiment |
|
to Defenses Washington |
Second Brigade |
Col. John J. Abercrombie |
|
4th Connecticut Infantry Regiment |
Colonel Levi Woodhouse |
to 2 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
12th Indiana Infantry Regiment |
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to 2 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
16th Indiana Infantry Regiment |
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to 2 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
2nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment |
Colonel George H. Gordon |
to 2 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
12th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment |
Colonel Fletcher Webster |
to 2 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
29th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment |
Colonel John K. Murphy |
from Philadelphia 8/3; to 2 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
Battery E, 1st United States Artillery |
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to Defences Washington |
Third Brigade |
Col. C. P. Stone |
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1st New Hampshire Infantry Regiment |
Colonel Mason Tappan |
8/9 mustered out |
9th New York State Militia Regiment |
Colonel John W. Stiles |
to 3 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
3rd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment |
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to 3 Brig., Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |
4th United States Artillery Battery F |
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to Banks’ Div., Army Potomac |