June 1861 • to July >
Commanded by Brigadier General Daniel Tyler*
First Brigade | Colonel Erasmus Keyes | |
2nd Maine Infantry Regiment | Colonel Charles D. Jameson | from Maine via New York |
1st Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Speidel | from Dept. Washington 6/24 |
2nd Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Colonel A. H. Terry | from Dept. Washington 6/24 |
3rd Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Colonel J. Chatfield | from Dept. Washington 6/24 |
Varian’s New York Battery | Captain J. Varian | from Annapolis, Md. |
Second Brigade | Brig. Gen. Robert C. Schenck** | |
1st Ohio Infantry Regiment | Colonel A. McCook | from Dept. Washington |
2nd Ohio Infantry Regiment | Colonel L. Wilson | from Dept. Washington |
2nd New York State Militia | Colonel G. W. B. Tompkins | from New York 5/18; mustered in 5/28 |
New York Artillery, Battery B | Captain Thaddeus P. Mott | from 2nd NYSM (above) |
2nd United States Artillery, Battery E | Captain Carlisle | from Regular Army |
Third Brigade | Colonel W. T. Sherman | |
13th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel Isaac F. Quinby | arrived 6/1 from New York |
69th New York State Militia | Colonel Michael Corcoran | from Dept. Washington |
79th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel J. Cameron | arrived 6/3 from New York |
2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment | Colonel P. S. Coon | arrived 6/25 from Wisconsin |
3rd United States Artillery, Battery E | Captain Ayers | from Regular Army |
Fourth Brigade | Colonel Israel Richardson | |
1st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Colonel R. Cowdin | arrived 6/17 from Massachusetts |
12th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel E. L. Walrath | arrived 6/1 from New York |
2nd Michigan Infantry Regiment | Major A. W. Williams | arrived 6/10 from Michigan |
3rd Michigan Infantry Regiment | Colonel D. McConnel | arrived 6/16 from Michigan |
1st United States Artillery, Battery G | Lieutenant J. Edwards | from Regular Army |
2nd United States Artillery, Battery M | Captain H. J. Hunt | from Regular Army |
*Tyler’s commission was in the Connecticut militia
**Schenk’s commission was in the United States Volunteers