United States Armies in the East > Department of Washington
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Commanded by Colonel Joseph K. F. Mansfield
1st Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Speidel | from Connecticut mid-May |
2nd Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Colonel A. H. Terry | from Connecticut mid-May |
3rd Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Colonel J. Chatfield | from Connecticut mid-May |
5th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Colonel S. C. Lawrence | from Massachusetts 5/1 |
1st Michigan Infantry Regiment | Colonel O. O. Wilcox | from Michigan 5/24 |
1st New Hampshire Infantry Regiment | Colonel Mason Tappan | from New Hampshire 5/28 |
1st New Jersey State Militia | Colonel A. J. Johnson | from Trenton via Annapolis 5/6 |
2nd New Jersey State Militia | Colonel H. M. Baker | from Trenton via Annapolis 5/6 |
3rd New Jersey State Militia | Colonel W. Napton | from Trenton via Annapolis 5/6 |
4th New Jersey State Militia | Colonel M. Miller | from Trenton via Annapolis 5/6 |
5th New York State Militia | Colonel C. Schwarzwaelder | from New York 5/1 |
7th New York State Militia | Colonel M. Lefferts | From Dept. Annapolis 5/12 5/31 to New York to muster out |
8th New York State Militia | Colonel George Lyons | |
9th New York State Militia | Colonel John W. Stiles | from New York 5/27 |
11th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel E. Ellsworth (k 5/24) Lt. Colonel N. L. Farham |
from New York 5/4 |
12th New York State Militia | Colonel Daniel Butterfield | from New York via Annapolis 5/1 |
14th New York State Militia | Colonel A. M. Wood | from New York 5/18 |
25th New York State Militia |
Colonel M. K. Bryan | |
69th New York State Militia | Colonel Michael Corcoran | from Dept. Annapolis 5/2 |
71st New York State Militia |
Col. A. S. Vosberg (died 5/20) Colonel H. P. Martin |
arrived from Annapolis 4/26 |
1st Ohio Infantry Regiment | Colonel A. McCook | |
2nd Ohio Infantry Regiment | Colonel L. Wilson | |
17th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Francis E. Patterson | from Baltimore 5/10 |
25th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Henry L. Cake | |
1st Rhode Island Infantry Regiment | Colonel A. Burnside | |
4th United States Artillery, Battery F |