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Commanded by Major General Ambrose E. Burnside

First Division

Major General Thomas L. Crittenden (to 6/9)
Brigadier General James Ledlie
First Brigade Brigadier General J. H. Ledlie (^ 6/9)
Colonel Jacob P. Gould
21st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel George P. Hawkes from 2 Brig. (below)
29th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment from 5 Corps, 1 Div. 3 Brig.
to 2nd Brig. (below)
56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
57th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
59th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Colonel Jacob P. Gould
3rd Maryland infantry Regiment from 2 Brig. (below)
179th New York Infantry Regiment Colonel William M. Gregg from 2 Brig. (below)
100th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Matthew M. Dawson
4th United States Infantry Regiment to Grant’s HQ, City Point
10th United States Infantry Regiment to 5 Corps, 2 Div. 1 Brig.
Second Brigade Colonel J. M. Sudsburg (to 6/4)
Colonel E. W. Pierce to 6/17)
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Barnes
3rd Maryland infantry Regiment consolidated to 4 co. battalion
to 1Brig. (above)
21st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel George P. Hawkes to 1 Brig. (above)
29th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
179th New York Infantry Regiment Colonel William M. Gregg from Defenses Washington; to 2 Brig. (above)
14th New York Heavy Artillery from 3 Brig. (below)
2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery (prov.) from 3 Brig. (below)
100th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Matthew M. Dawson to 1 Brig. (above)
Provisional (Third) Brigade Colonel E. G. Marshall became 3rd Brigade 6/11; discontinued 6/18
2nd New York Mounted Rifles
(dismounted)
to 2 Div. 1 Brig.
24th New York Cavalry (dismounted) to 3 Div. 2 Brig. 6/11
14th New York Heavy Artillery to 2 Brig. (above)
2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery (prov.) to 2 Brig. (above)
Engineers
35th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Major Nathaniel Wales
Artillery
2nd Maine Battery Captain Albert F. Thomas
14th Massachusetts Battery Captain Joseph W. B. Wright
27th New York Independent Battery from 9 Corps Artillery

Second Division

Brigadier General R. B. Potter
First Brigade Colonel J. I. Curtin (to 6/18)
Lieutenant Colonel H. Pleasants
36th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Major William F. Draper
58th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel John C. Whiton
2nd New York Mounted Rifles
(dismounted)
from 1 Div. 3 Brig.
45th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Colonel John I. Curtin
48th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Colonel Henry Pleasants
7th Rhode Island Infantry Regiment Captain Theodore Winn
Second Brigade Colonel S. G. Griffin
31st Maine Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hight
32nd Maine Infantry Regiment Major Arthur Deering
6th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Henry H. Pearson
9th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel John W. Babbitt
11th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment Colonel Walter Harriman
17th Vermont Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Charles Cummings
Engineers
51st New York Infantry Regiment Colonel Charles Le Gendre (w 5/5)
Artillery
11th Massachusetts Battery Captain Edward J. Jones
19th New York Independent Battery Captain Edward W. Rogers

Third Division

Brigadier General Orlando B. Wilcox
First Brigade Colonel John F. Hartranft
2nd Michigan Infantry Regiment Colonel William Humphrey to 2 Brig. (below)
8th Michigan Infantry Regiment
27th Michigan Infantry Regiment Major Samuel Moody
109th New York Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Schall
13th Ohio Cavalry (dismounted) Colonel Stephen R. Clark from 22 Corps, Casey’s Prov. Brig.
51st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Colonel Benjamin F. Tracy
37th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment Colonel Samuel Harriman from 22 Corps, Casey’s Prov. Brig.
38th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment Colonel James Bintliff from 22 Corps, Casey’s Prov. Brig.
Second Brigade Colonel B. C. Christ (to 6/17)
Lieutenant Colonel George W. Travers (to 6/18)
Lieutenant Colonel W.C. Newberry (to 6/19)
Lieutenant Colonel W.C. Raulston (6/19)
Colonel William Humphreys
1st Michigan Sharpshooters Regiment Colonel Charles V. De Land
2nd Michigan Infantry Regiment Colonel William Humphrey from 1 Brig. (above)
20th Michigan Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Byron M. Cutcheon
24th New York Cavalry (dismounted) Colonel David Morrison from 1 Div. 3 Brig.
46th New York Infantry Regiment Colonel David Morrison
79th New York Infantry Regiment Colonel David Morrison
60th Ohio Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel James N. McElroy
50th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Edward Overton, Jr.
Artillery
7th Maine Battery Captain Adelbert B. Twitchell
34th New York Independent Battery Captain Jacob Roemer
Engineers
17th Michigan Infantry Regiment Colonel Constant Luce

Fourth Division

Brigadier General Edward Ferrero
First Brigade Colonel J. K. Sigfried
27th United States Colored Troops
30th United States Colored Troops
39th United States Colored Troops
43rd United States Colored Troops
Second Brigade Colonel H. G. Thomas
19th United States Colored Troops
23rd United States Colored Troops
31st United States Colored Troops
Artillery
Pennsylvania Independent Battery D
Third Vermont Battery