United States Army > Army of the Potomac
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Commanded by:
Brigadier General David McM. Gregg (to 12/22)
Brigadier General Henry M. Davies
The First and Third Cavalry Divisions of the Cavalry Corps were transferred to the Army of the Shenandoah from August of 1864 until March of 1865, while the Second Cavalry Division remained with the Army of the Potomac at Petersburg.
| First Brigade | Brigadier General Henry M. Davies (^ 12/22) Colonel Hugh Janeway |
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| 1st Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Horace B. Sargent | |
| 1st New Jersey Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Hugh Janeway (^ 12/22) | |
| 10th New York Cavalry Regiment | Major Matthew H. Avery | |
| 24th New York Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Walter C. Newberry | |
| 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | Colonel John P. Taylor | |
| Second Brigade | Colonel M. Kerwin (to 11/10) Brigadier General J. I. Gregg |
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| 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Richard Butler Price | |
| 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Samuel B.M. Young | |
| 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Michael Kerwin | |
| 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | Colonel J. I. Gregg (^ 11/10) Lieutenant Colonel John K. Robison |
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| Third Brigade | Colonel C. H. Smith | |
| 1st Maine Cavalry Regiment | ||
| 2nd New York Mounted Rifles | ||
| 6th Ohio Cavalry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel William Stedman | |
| 13th Ohio Cavalry Regiment | from 9 Corps, 1 Div. | |
| 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | ||
| Horse Artillery | ||
| 1st United States Artillery, Battery I | ||
| 2nd United States Artillery, Battery A | ||