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Bartow County, Georgia

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Municipalities ==
* Adairsville, Bartow County, Georgia - A City
* Allatoona, Bartow County, Georgia - An unincorporated community
== Bartow County in the Civil War ==
* May 1-September 5, 1864 - The Atlanta Campaign
** May 17, 1864 - Engagement at Adairsville, Georgia
** May 20, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona Mills, Georgia 
** May 25-June 5, 1864 - Operations in Bartow County, Georgia 
*** May 30, 1864 - Action at Allatoona, Georgia
** June 1-June 2, 1864 - Engagement at Allatoona Pass, Georgia 
** June 15, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
** June 18, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
** June 23, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
** June 25, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
** June 30, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
** July 1, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
** July 7, 1864 - Action at Adairsville, Georgia
** August 16, 1864 - Skirmish at Allatoona, Georgia 
* October 5, 1864 - Engagement at Allatoona, Georgia
* October 22, 1864 - Skirmish at Adairsville, Georgia
== Soldiers from Bartow County ==
* Over soldiers from Bartow County, Georgia served in the War of the Rebellion (Click for full list)
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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Basil Martin

Basil Martin was a private in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company D.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on March 14, 1865 in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company D at Erie, Michigan
* Mustered in March 16, 1865 for a 1 year term of service
* 19 years old
* Joined regiment at Springfield, Illinois on March 25, 1865
* Mustered out at Detroit, Michigan on June 30, 1865 
== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 99)
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Basil Valad

Basil ValadRSMVCW (24) 0149 also spells his name Bazelle Valad. For now, it has been left this way. was a private in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company F.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on February 26, 1864 in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company F at Ecorse, Michigan
* Mustered in February 27, 1864 for a 3 year term of service
* 19 years old
* Joined regiment at Culpepper, Virginia on April 19, 1864
* In Harper Hospital at Detroit Michigan
* No further record
== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 149)
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Basil William Duke

Basil William Duke was a Colonel in the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry.
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from an Unknown City, Unknown County, Kentucky
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== War Career ==
* ? - Enlisted in 2nd Kentucky Cavalry at ?
* ? - Mustered in for a ? year term of service
* ? - Lieutenant Colonel
* ? - Colonel
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== Post-War Career ==
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== Family ==
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== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* Duke, William Basil. History of Morgan's Cavalry
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Bastrop County, Texas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Bastrop County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Bastrop County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Bastrop County, Texas
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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People 	Soldiers from Bastrop County
 
Category:Texas Counties
Bates' (Texas) Infantry Battalion

== Regimental History and Service Record ==
* July 1862 - Organized by the reduction of the 13th Texas Infantry BattalionNo separate entry in Sifakis to a battalion
** ? - Mustered into Confederate Service
* Early 1863 - Again increased to a regiment and re-designated 13th Texas Infantry Battalion
DESIGNATIONS
* Trans-Mississippi Department / Western District of Texas (July-May 1862)As printed - likely a printing error
* Trans-Mississippi Department / District of Texas (August-September 1862)
* Trans-Mississippi Department / District of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona (December 1862-January 1863)
* Trans-Mississippi Department / District of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona / Eastern Sub-District (January-May 1863)
== Regimental Roster ==
* First Commander: Joseph Bates (Lieutenant Colonel)
* Henry P. Cayce (Major)
== Regiment Statistical Information ==
== Legacy ==
== Notes ==
== Sources == 
* (Page 133)
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Bates County, Missouri

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Bates County in the Civil War ==
* October 1, 1861 - Skirmish at Butler, Missouri 
* November 20, 1861 - Skirmish at Butler, Missouri 
* May 15, 1862 - Skirmish at Butler, Missouri
* May 26, 1862 - Skirmish at Butler, Missouri
== Soldiers from Bates County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Bates County, Missouri
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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People 	Soldiers from Bates County
 
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Bath County, Kentucky

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Bath County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Bath County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Bath County, Kentucky
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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People 	Soldiers from Bath County
 
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Bath County, Virginia

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Bath County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Bath County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Bath County, Virginia
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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People 	Soldiers from Bath County
 
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Battle of Atlanta, Georgia

Battle of Atlanta, Georgia - Multiple units engage at Atlanta in Fulton County, Georgia on July 22, 1864
== Sub-Operations ==
== Union Troops ==
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery A
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery D
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery F
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery H
* 2nd Illinois Light Artillery / Battery F
* (II) 9th Illinois Infantry
* (II) 12th Illinois Infantry
* 20th Illinois Infantry
* 26th Illinois Infantry
* 30th Illinois Infantry
* 31st Illinois Infantry
* 40th Illinois Infantry
* 45th Illinois Infantry
* 48th Illinois Infantry
* 52nd Illinois Infantry
* 53rd Illinois Infantry
* 55th Illinois Infantry
* 57th Illinois Infantry
* 64th Illinois Infantry
* 66th Illinois Infantry
* 81st Illinois Infantry (detachment)
* 90th Illinois Infantry
* 95th Illinois Infantry (detachment)
* 103rd Illinois Infantry 
* 111th Illinois Infantry 
* 116th Illinois Infantry 
* 127th Illinois Infantry 
* (II) 12th Indiana Infantry
* 23rd Indiana Infantry
* 25th Indiana Infantry
* 53rd Indiana Infantry
* 66th Indiana Infantry
* 83rd Indiana Infantry
* 97th Indiana Infantry
* 99th Indiana Infantry
* 100th Indiana Infantry
* 1st Iowa Light Artillery Battery
* 2nd Iowa Infantry
* 4th Iowa Infantry
* 6th Iowa Infantry
* 7th Iowa Infantry
* 9th Iowa Infantry
* 11th Iowa Infantry
* 13th Iowa Infantry
* 15th Iowa Infantry
* 16th Iowa Infantry
* 25th Iowa Infantry
* 26th Iowa Infantry
* 30th Iowa Infantry
* 31st Iowa Infantry
* 13th Kentucky Infantry (U) 
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery C
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery F
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery H
* 15th Michigan Infantry
* 23rd Michigan Infantry
* 25th Michigan Infantry
* 1st Minnesota (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 1st Missouri Light Artillery / Battery H (U)
* (II) 2nd Missouri Light Artillery / Battery F (U) 
* (II) 3rd Missouri Infantry (U)
* 6th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 8th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 12th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 17th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 18th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 24th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 26th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 27th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 29th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 31st Missouri Infantry (U)
* 32nd Missouri Infantry (U)
* 4th Ohio (Independent) Cavalry Company
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery D
* 3rd Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 4th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 14th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 15th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* (II) 20th Ohio Infantry 
* 27th Ohio Infantry 
* 30th Ohio Infantry 
* 32nd Ohio Infantry 
* 37th Ohio Infantry 
* 39th Ohio Infantry 
* 46th Ohio Infantry 
* 47th Ohio Infantry 
* 53rd Ohio Infantry 
* 54th Ohio Infantry 
* 57th Ohio Infantry 
* 68th Ohio Infantry 
* 70th Ohio Infantry
* 76th Ohio Infantry 
* 78th Ohio Infantry 
* 81st Ohio Infantry 
* 12th Wisconsin Infantry
* 16th Wisconsin Infantry
* 17th Wisconsin Infantry
== Casualties ==
* Union losses: 1,110 killed, 5,915 wounded, 2,694 captured and missing = Total 9,719
== Sources ==
* (Pages 596, 697, 714, 715)
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Battle of Ball's Bluff, Virginia

Battle of Ball's Bluff, Virginia - The Battle of Ball's Bluff in Loudoun County, Virginia on October 21, 1861, was one of the early battles of the American Civil War. In the battle, Union Army forces of the Army of the Potomac, under the command of Major General George B. McClellan, suffered a humiliating defeat.
The operation was planned as a minor reconnaissance across the Potomac to establish whether the Confederates were occupying Leesburg. A false report of an unguarded Confederate camp encouraged Brigadier General Charles Pomeroy Stone to order a raid, which clashed with enemy forces. A prominent U.S. Senator in uniform, Colonel Edward Baker, tried to reinforce the Union troops, but failed to ensure that there were enough boats for the river crossings, which were then delayed. Baker was killed, and a newly-arrived Confederate unit routed the rest of Stone’s expedition.
The Union losses, although modest by later standards, alarmed Congress, which set-up the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War, a body which would provoke years of bitter political infighting.
== Sub-Operations ==
== Union Order of Battle ==
Oct. 21	Engagement, Ball's Bluff, Leesburg, Harrison's Island, Conrad's Ferry	MARYLAND---1st Cavalry. MASSACHUSUETTS--15th, 19th and 20th Infantry. NEW YORK--3d Cavalry; 6th Indpt. Battery Light Arty.; 40th, 42d and 82d (2d S. M.) Infantry. PENNSYLVANIA--71st Infantry. RHODE ISLAND---Battery "B" 1st Light Arty. UNITED STATES--Battery "I" 1st Light Arty. Union loss, 49 killed, 158 wounded, 714 captured and missing. Total, 921.
== Confederate Order of Battle == 
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball%27s_Bluff_Confederate_order_of_battle
== Confederate Troops ==
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== Casualties ==
== Notes ==
* Also referred to as the Engagement at/Battle of Leesburg, Engagement at Harrison's Island, and Engagement at Conrad's Ferry (Maryland)
* Per Wikipedia: The "Official Records" and most secondary sources like Dyer's Compendium reverse the listing of Lander's and Gorman's brigades, assign the 15th Massachusetts and 42nd New York to Gorman's brigade, and do not include the Putnam Rangers as part of General Stone's attached cavalry. The information above, however, was taken from Record Group 393 (Corps of Observation Records, National Archives, Washington, DC) which contains the actual orders and correspondence of Stone's division.
== Sources ==
* (Pages 597, 621, 628, 882, 883, 886, 887, 896)
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ball%27s_Bluff
* Morgan, James A., III (2004). A Little Short of Boats: The Fights at Ball's Bluff and Edwards Ferry, October 21–22, 1862; a history and tour guide. Discovering Civil War America. 2. Fort Mitchell, Kentucky: Ironclad Publishing. pp. 225–228. ISBN 0-9673770-4-8.
* Ellis, Alden C. (2012). The Massachusetts Andrew Sharpshooters. US: McFarland. p. 96. ISBN 978-0-7864-6489-0.
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Battle of Big Bethel, Virginia

Battle of Big Bethel, Virginia - Fresh Union recruits under General Benjamin Butler failed to execute a night maneuver to dislodge Confederate forces in York County and Hampton, Virginia on June 10, 1861, resulting in a Confederate victory. 
* Also referred to as the Engagement at Bethel Church, Virginia or the Battle of Great Bethel
== Union/Confederate Orders of Battle == 
* (I) 4th Massachusetts Infantry
* 29th Massachusetts Infantry
* 1st New York Infantry
* 2nd New York Infantry
* 3rd New York Infantry
* (I) 5th New York Infantry
* 7th New York Infantry
* 2nd United States Artillery / Battery B
* 1st Vermont Infantry
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bethel_order_of_battle
== Casualties ==
* Union: 18 killed, 53 wounded, 5 missing = Total 76
== Sources ==
* (Pages 599, 882, 894)
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Big_Bethel
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Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia (1)

The Battle of (I) Fredericksburg took place December 11-15, 1862 in and around the city of Fredericksburg, Virginia. Union Major General Ambrose Everett Burnside, commanding the Army of the Potomac in three "Grand Divisions," crossed the Rappahannock River via pontoon bridges, and captured the city on December 11 and 12. On December 13, he proceded to launch a series of attacks against a fortified stone wall at the base of Marye's Heights, where Confederate troops inflicted more than twice as many casualties than they received and drove back the divisions of Union Major Generals William B. Franklin, Sumner, and Joseph Hooker.
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== Campaign ==
== Union Order of Battle ==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredericksburg_Union_order_of_battle
== Confederate Order of Battle ==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredericksburg_Confederate_order_of_battle
== Battle Events ==
== Aftermath ==
== Public Reaction ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* Civil War Animated - The Battle of Fredericksburg
Category:Battles
Category:Battles in Virginia
Category:Battles in Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Battle of Monocacy, Maryland

Battle of Monocacy, Maryland - Multiple units engage at Monocacy or Monocacy Junction in Frederick County, Maryland on July 9, 1864.
* Also referred to as the Battle of Monocacy Junction, Maryland
== Sub-Operations ==
== Union Troops ==
 
 
 6th Corps (detachment)
Division	Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
3rd Division
James B. Ricketts, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
William S. Truex, Colonel
William Emerson, Colonel	
* 14th New Jersey Infantry - Caldwell K. Hall, Lieutenant Colonel
* 106th New York Infantry - Edward M. Paine, Captain
* 151st New York Infantry - William Emerson, Colonel
* 87th Pennsylvania Infantry - James Alonzo Stahle, Lieutenant Colonel
* 10th Vermont Infantry - William Wirt Henry, Colonel
3rd Division
James B. Ricketts, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
Matthew R. McClennan, Colonel	
* 9th New York Heavy Artillery - William H. Seward Jr., Colonel
* 110th Ohio Infantry - Otto H. Brinkley, Lieutenant Colonel
* 122nd Ohio Infantry (detachment) - Charles J. Gibson, Lieutenant Colonel
* 126th Ohio Infantry - Aaron W. Ebright, Lieutenant Colonel
* 138th Pennsylvania Infantry - Lewis A. May, Major
 
 
 8th Corps
* Lewis Wallace, Major General
Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
1st Brigade
Erastus B. Tyler, Brigadier General	
* 1st Potomac Home Brigade Infantry (U) (5 companies) - Charles J. Brown, Captain
* 3rd Potomac Home Brigade Infantry (U) - Charles Gilpin, Colonel
* (I) 11th Maryland Infantry (U) - William T. Landstreet, Colonel
* 144th Ohio Infantry (3 companies) - Samuel H. Hunt, Colonel
* 149th Ohio Infantry (7 companies) - Allison L. Brown, Colonel
* Baltimore (Independent) Light Artillery Battery (U) (6 guns) - Frederick W. Alexander, Captain
* Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Blockhouse Howitzer - William H. Wiegel, Captain
Cavalry
David R. Clendenin, Lieutenant Colonel	
* 8th Illinois Cavalry - David R. Clendenin, Lieutenant Colonel
* 159th Ohio Infantry (detachment; mounted) - Edward H. Leib, Captain
* Detachment of Mixed Cavalry - Charles H. Wells, Major
* Mean's Loudon Ranger Battalion
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== Confederate Troops ==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monocacy_Confederate_order_of_battle
== Casualties ==
* Union loss: 123 killed, 603 wounded, 568 captured and missing = Total 1,294
== Sources ==
* (Pages 633, 758, 763)
* Wikipedia - Battle of Monocacy
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Battle of Port Gibson, Mississippi

Battle of Port Gibson, Mississippi - Multiple Union units battle near Port Gibson in Claiborne County, Mississippi on May 1, 1863
* Sub-Operation of Grant's Vicksburg Campaign
* Also referred to as:
** The Battle of Anderson's Hill
** The Battle of Magnolia Hills
** The Battle of Magnolia Church
** The Battle of Thompson(s) Hill/Plantation
== Union Troops ==
* 2nd Illinois Cavalry (4 Companies)
* 3rd Illinois Cavalry (3 Companies)
* 2nd Illinois Light Artillery / Battery A
* Chicago Mercantile (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* (II) 8th Illinois Infantry
* (II) 11th Illinois Infantry
* 20th Illinois Infantry
* 30th Illinois Infantry
* 31st Illinois Infantry
* 33rd Illinois Infantry
* 45th Illinois Infantry
* 77th Illinois Infantry
* 81st Illinois Infantry
* 97th Illinois Infantry
* 99th Illinois Infantry
* 108th Illinois Infantry
* 118th Illinois Infantry
* 124th Illinois Infantry
* 130th Illinois Infantry
* 1st Indiana Cavalry / Company C
* 4th Indiana Cavalry / Company C
* 1st Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* (II) 8th Indiana Infantry
* (II) 11th Indiana Infantry
* (II) 16th Indiana Infantry
* 18th Indiana Infantry
* 23rd Indiana Infantry
* 24th Indiana Infantry
* 34th Indiana Infantry
* 46th Indiana Infantry
* 47th Indiana Infantry
* 49th Indiana Infantry
* (II) 54th Indiana Infantry
* 60th Indiana Infantry
* 67th Indiana Infantry
* 69th Indiana Infantry
* 1st Iowa Light Artillery Battery
* 21st Iowa Infantry
* 22nd Iowa Infantry
* 23rd Iowa Infantry
* 24th Iowa Infantry
* 28th Iowa Infantry
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery G
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery H
* 6th Missouri Cavalry (U)
* 1st Missouri Light Artillery / Battery A (U)
* 7th Missouri Infantry (U)
* 4th Ohio (Independent) Cavalry Company
* 2nd Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 16th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 17th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* (II) 16th Ohio Infantry
* (II) 20th Ohio Infantry
* 32nd Ohio Infantry
* 42nd Ohio Infantry
* 48th Ohio Infantry
* 56th Ohio Infantry
* 68th Ohio Infantry
* 78th Ohio Infantry
* 83rd Ohio Infantry
* 96th Ohio Infantry
* 114th Ohio Infantry
* 120th Ohio Infantry
* 1st Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 1st United States Infantry
== Casualties ==
* Union loss: 181 killed, 719 wounded, 25 missing. Total, 875.
== Sources ==
* (Pages 595, 631, 642, 652, 766, 767, 769, 770, 777)
* Wikipedia - Battle of Port Gibson
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Battle of Winchester, Virginia (1)

Battle of Winchester, Virginia - Multiple units engage at Winchester, Virginia on March 23, 1862.
* Many unit pages list March 22-23 - perhaps some initial movements/skirmishing on the 22nd
* Primarily referred to as the (I) Battle of Kernstown, Virginia - Dyer and all unit pages originally listed this as Winchester
== Sub-Operations ==
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== Union Troops ==
Army of the Potomac / 5th Corps
* Nathaniel Prentiss Banks, Major General (not present)
1st Division
* James Shields, Brigadier General
* Nathan Kimball, Colonel
Brigades 	Regiments andSmaller Units
1st BrigadeNathan Kimball, Colonel 	
* 14th Indiana Infantry - William Harrow, Lieutenant Colonel
* (II) 4th Ohio InfantryNot referenced on Dyer summary but listed on unit homepage - John S. Mason, Colonel
* (II) 8th Ohio Infantry- Samuel S. Carrow, Colonel
* 67th Ohio Infantry- Alvin C. Vorris, Lieutenant Colonel
* 84th Pennsylvania Infantry- William Gray Murray, Colonel
2nd BrigadeJeremiah C. Sullivan, Colonel 	
* (II) 5th Ohio Infantry - John H. Patrick, Lieutenant Colonel
* 39th Illinois Infantry (not engaged) - Thomas O. Osborn, Lieutenant Colonel
* 13th Indiana Infantry - Robert Sanford Foster, Lieutenant Colonel
* 62nd Ohio Infantry - Francis Bates Pond, Lieutenant Colonel
3rd BrigadeErastus B. Tyler, Colonel 	
* (II) 7th Indiana Infantry - John F. Creek, Lieutenant Colonel
* (II) 7th Ohio Infantry - William R. Creighton, Lieutenant Colonel
* 29th Ohio Infantry - Lewis P. Buckley, Colonel
* 110th Pennsylvania Infantry - William D. Lewis (Jr.), Colonel
* (II) 1st West Virginia Infantry - Thomas Thoburn, Colonel
Cavalry BrigadeThornton F. Brodhead, Colonel	
* 1st Michigan Cavalry (battalion) - Joseph T. Copeland, Lieutenant Colonel
* 1st Ohio Cavalry (Companies A and C) - Nathan D. Menken, Lieutenant Colonel
* 1st Squadron Pennsylvania Cavalry - John Keys, Captain
* 1st West Virginia Cavalry (6 companies) - B.F. Chamberlain, Major
* Independent Maryland Cavalry Companies - Henry A. Cole, Captain, William Firey, Captain, John Horner, CaptainFrom Wikipedia, not known which commander belongs to which unit
** 1st Potomac Home Brigade Cavalry (U)
** Ringgold Cavalry Company
** Washington County Cavalry Company
ArtilleryPhillip Daum, Lieutenant Colonel 	
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery H - James F. Huntington, Captain
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery L - Lucius N. Robinson, Captain
* 4th United States Artillery / Battery E - Joseph C. Clark (Jr.), Captain
* West Virginia Light Artillery / Battery A - John Jenks, Captain
* West Virginia Light Artillery / Battery B
Others listed in Dyer but not Wiki order of battle
* 1st Maryland Infantry (U) / Company B
* 1st Massachusetts Sharpshooter Company
== Confederate Troops ==
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== Casualties ==
* Union: 118 killed, 450 wounded, 22 missing = Total 590
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 626, 893, 897)
* Wikipedia - First Battle of Kernstown
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