United States Army > Army of the Potomac > 5th Corps
June 1862 • to July >
“The Pennsylvania Reserves”
Commanded by
Brigadier General George A. McCall (wounded & captured 6/30)
Brigadier General Truman Seymour
McCall’s Division transferred from the 2nd Division, Department of the Rappahannock to become the 3rd Division of the 5th Corps on June 18, 1862. It was heavily engaged at The Battle of Glendale, the next to last of the Seven Days Battles, on June 30.
| First Brigade | Brig. Gen. John Reynolds (c 6/27) Colonel S. G. Simmonds (6/27 – 6/30) Colonel R. B. Roberts (after 6/30) |
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| 1st Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Richard B. Roberts | |
| 2nd Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel William McCandless | |
| 5th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Seneca Simmons (mw 6/30) | |
| 8th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel George S. Hays | to 2 Brig. (below) |
| Second Brigade | Brig. Gen. George Meade (w 6/30) Colonel A. L. Magilton (after 6/30) |
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| 3rd Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Horatio G. Sickel | |
| 4th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Albert L. Magilton | |
| 7th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Elisha B. Harvey | |
| 8th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel George S. Hays | from 1 Brig. (above) |
| 11th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Thomas F. Gallagher | |
| Third Brigade | Brig. Gen. Truman Seymour (^ 6/30) Colonel C. F. Jackson (after 6/30) |
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| 6th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel William Sinclair | |
| 9th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Conrad F. Jackson | |
| 10th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel John S. McCalmont | |
| 12th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel John H. Taggart | |
| 13th Pennsylvania Reserves | Colonel Hugh McNeil | |
| Artillery and Cavalry | ||
| Battery A, 1st Pennsylvania Artillery | ||
| Battery B, 1st Pennsylvania Artillery | Captain James H. Cooper | |
| Battery G, 1st Pennsylvania Artillery | ||
| Battery C, 5th United States Artillery | Captain Dunbar H. Ransom | |
| 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry | Colonel George D. Bayard | to Dept. Rapahannock, Shield’s Div. |