United States Armies in the East > Department of the Shenandoah
July 1861 • to August >
Commanded by Major General Nathaniel P. Banks
Constituted July 19, 1861 and consisting of the Valley of Virginia, the Counties of Washington and Allegheny in Maryland and such parts of Virginia “as may be covered by the army in its operations.”
First Brigade
Colonel George H. Thomas
5th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
Colonel Orris S. Ferry
from Connecticut 7/30
19th New York Infantry Regiment
Colonel John S. Clarke
from Dep. PA., 3 Div., 8 Brig.
28th New York Infantry Regiment
Colonel Dudley Donnelly
from Dep. PA., 3 Div., 8 Brig.
2nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Colonel Frederick S. Stumbaugh
from Dept. PA.,1 Div., 2 Brig.
mustered out 7/26
28th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Colonel John Geary
from Philadelphia 7/27
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania City Troop
Captain Thomas James
from Dep. PA., 3 Div., 8 Brig.
1st Rhode Island Battery
from Dept. PA., 1 Div.
2nd United States Cavalry Regiment
from Dept. PA., 1 Div., 1 Brig.
Second Brigade
Colonel John J. Abercrombie
4th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
Colonel Levi Woodhouse
from Dept. PA., 2 Div., 6 Brig.
12th Indiana Infantry Regiment
from Indiana via Baltimore 7/28
16th Indiana Infantry Regiment
from Indiana via Baltimore 7/28
2nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
Colonel George H. Gordon
from Dept. PA. 2 Div., 6 Brig.
12th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
Colonel Fletcher Webster
from Massachusetts 7/23
Battery E, 1st United States Artillery
from Dept. Penn.
Third Brigade
Colonel Charles P. Stone
1st New Hampshire Infantry Regiment
Colonel Mason Tappan
from Dept. PA. 3 Div., 7 Brig.
9th New York State Militia Regiment
Colonel John W. Stiles
from Dept. PA. 3 Div., 7 Brig.
3rd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment
from Wisconsin 7/29
4th United States Artillery Battery F
from Dept. PA. 3 Div., 7 Brig.