United States Army • Department of North Carolina


January 1862 • to February >

Brigadier General Ambrose Burnside

The Department of North Carolina was created on January 7, 1862, to include the areas of North Carolina occupied by Union forces, with Ambrose Burnside as its first Commander.

Coast Division

First Brigade

Brigadier General John G. Foster
10th Connecticut Infantry Regiment Colonel Charles L. Russell (k 2/8)
23rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Colonel John Krutz
24th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Colonel Thomas G. Stevenson
25th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Colonel Edwin M. Upton
27th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Colonel Horace C. Lee

Second Brigade

Brigadier General Jesse L. Reno
21st Massachusettes Infantry Regiment Colonel Alberto R. Maggi
9th New Jersey Infantry Regiment Colonel Joseph W. Allen (drowned 1/15)
Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Heckman
51st New York Infantry Regiment Colonel Edward Ferrero
51st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Colonel John R. Hartranft

Third Brigade

Brigadier General John G. Parke
8th Connecticut Infantry Regiment Colonel Edward Harland
11th Connecticut Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry W. Kingsbury
9th New York Infantry Regiment Colonel Rush C. Hawkins
4th Rhode Island Infantry Regiment Colonel Isaac P. Rodman
5th Rhode Island Infantry Regiment (detachment) Maj John Wright

Unassigned

1st New York Marine Artillery (detachment) Colonel William A. Howard
99th New York Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Charles W. Tillotson