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Reconnoissance from Sharpsburg, Maryland to Smithfield, West Virginia

Reconnoissance from Sharpsburg, Maryland to Shepherdstown and Martinsburg, West Virginia - Multiple units reconnoiter from Sharpsburg in Washington County, Maryland to Smithfield in Wetzel County, West Virginia from October 16-17, 1862.
* Also referred to as the:
** Reconnoissance from Sharpsburg, Maryland
** Reconnoissance to Smithfield, West Virginia
* Some unit profiles also list Smithville, West Virginia
== Suboperations ==
== Union Troops ==
* 2nd District of Columbia Infantry
* 1st Massachusetts Cavalry (detachment)
* 3rd Massachusetts Light Artillery Battery
* 9th Massachusetts Infantry
* 32nd Massachusetts Infantry
* (I) 4th Michigan Infantry
* 14th New York Infantry
* 62nd Pennsylvania Infantry
* 91st Pennsylvania Infantry
* 126th Pennsylvania Infantry
* 129th Pennsylvania Infantry
* 134th Pennsylvania Infantry
* 5th United States Cavalry (detachment)
* 5th United States Artillery / Battery D
* 3rd United States Infantry
* 4th United States Infantry
* 12th United States Infantry
* 14th United States Infantry
== Confederate Troops ==
* 
== Casualties ==
* Union loss: 3 killed, 6 wounded, 3 missing = Total 12
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 647, 648, 759)
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Reconnoissance from Shellmound, Tennessee toward Chattanooga, Tennessee

Reconnoissance from Shellmound, Tennessee toward Chattanooga, Tennessee - Multiple units reconnoiter from Shellmound in Marion County, Tennessee towards Chattanooga in Hamilton County, Tennessee from August 30-31, 1863.
* Also referred to as:
** Reconnoissance from Shellmound
** Reconnoissance toward Chattanooga
** Reconnoissance from Shellmound toward Chattanooga
* Dates also sometimes listed as August 29-30
== Sub-Operations ==
* This operation is likely part of The Chickamauga Campaign from August 16-September 22, 1863
== Union Troops ==
* 19th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 68th Indiana Infantry
* 75th Indiana Infantry
* 101st Indiana Infantry
* 105th Ohio Infantry
* 2nd Tennessee Cavalry (U)
== Confederate Troops ==
== Casualties ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 606, 648, 838, 844, 861)
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Reconnoissance from Shiloh Battlefield, Tennessee

Reconnoissance from Shiloh Battlefield, Tennessee - Multiple units reconnoiter from the battlefield at Shiloh, Tennessee on the Corinth Road in Hardin County, Tennessee on April 8, 1862.
* Also referred to as the:
** Skirmish on Corinth Road
** Reconnoissance on Corinth Road
== Sub-Operations ==
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== Union Troops ==
* 4th Illinois Cavalry
* 55th Illinois Infantry
* 53rd Ohio Infantry
* 57th Ohio Infantry
* 77th Ohio Infantry
== Union Troops ==
* 
== Casualties ==
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== Sources ==
* (Pages 648, 766, 771, 843, 847)
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Reconnoissance to Agnew's Ferry, Tennessee

Reconnoissance to Agnew's Ferry, Tennessee - Multiple units reconnoiter from an unknown location to Agnew's Ferry in an unknown city, unknown county, Tennessee on March 25, 1862.
* Also referred to as the Skirmish near/at Agnew's Ferry, Tennessee
== Sub-Operations ==
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== Union Troops ==
* 5th Iowa Cavalry (detachment Company K)
== Union Troops ==
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== Casualties ==
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== Sources ==
* (Pages 595, 837, 846)
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Reconnoissance toward Chattanooga, Tennessee

Reconnoissance toward Chattanooga, Tennessee - Multiple units reconnoiter towards Chattanooga in Hamilton County, Tennessee on September 7, 1863.
== Sub-Operations ==
* This operation is likely part of The Chickamauga Campaign from August 16-September 22, 1863
** September 7, 1863 - Skirmish at Lookout Valley, Tennessee
== Union Troops ==
* 3rd Kentucky Infantry (U)
* 6th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery
* 26th Ohio Infantry
* 64th Ohio Infantry
* 65th Ohio Infantry
== Confederate Troops ==
== Casualties ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 606, 838, 861)
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Recononissance to Hanovertown and New Castle Ferries, Virginia

Recononissance to Hanovertown and New Castle Ferries, Virginia - Multiple units reconnoiter to Hanovertown Ferry near Hanovertown and New Castle Ferry near New Castle in in Hanover and Craig counties on May 22, 1862.
* Date also listed as May 24 - likely a clerical error
* Also referred to as the:
** Recononissance to Hanovertown Ferry, Virginia
** Recononissance to New Castle Ferry, Virginia
== Sub-Operations ==
* March 17-September 2, 1862 - The Peninsula Campaign
== Union Troops ==
* 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry
== Confederate Troops ==
* 
== Casualties ==
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== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 621, 636, 886, 889)
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Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War

To visit the home category for this source, click HERE.
For quick reference, specific regiments can be found on the following pages:
* Volume 01 - 1st Infantry
* Volume 02 - 2nd Infantry
* Volume 03 - 3rd Infantry
* Volume 04 - 4th Infantry
* Volume 05 - 5th Infantry
* Volume 06 - 6th Infantry
* Volume 07 - 7th Infantry
* Volume 08 - 8th Infantry
* Volume 09 - 9th Infantry
* Volume 10 - 10th Infantry
* Volume 11 - 11th Infantry
* Volume 12 - 12th Infantry
* Volume 13 - 13th Infantry
* Volume 14 - 14th Infantry
* Volume 15 - 15th Infantry
* Volume 16 - 16th Infantry
* Volume 17 - 17th Infantry
* Volume 18 - 18th Infantry
* Volume 19 - 19th Infantry
* Volume 20 - 20th Infantry
* Volume 21 - 21st Infantry
* Volume 22 - 22nd Infantry
* Volume 23 - 23rd Infantry
* Volume 24 - 24th Michigan Infantry
* Volume 25 - 25th Infantry
* Volume 26 - 26th Infantry
* Volume 27 - 27th Infantry
* Volume 28 - 28th Infantry
* Volume 29 - 29th Infantry
* Volume 30 - 30th Infantry
* Volume 31 - 1st Cavalry
* Volume 32 - 2nd Cavalry
* Volume 33 - 3rd Cavalry
* Volume 34 - 4th Cavalry
* Volume 35 - 5th Cavalry
* Volume 36 - 6th Cavalry
* Volume 37 - 7th Cavalry
* Volume 38 - 8th Cavalry
* Volume 39 - 9th Cavalry
* Volume 40 - 10th Cavalry
* Volume 41 - 11th Cavalry
* Volume 42 - 1st Light Artillery
* Volume 43 - Engineers and Mechanics
* Volume 44 - 1st Michigan Sharpshooters
* Volume 45 - Merril Horse
* Volume 46 
** 1st Michigan Infantry (Colored)
** 3rd U.S. Colored Cavalry
** 5th U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery
** 9th U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery
** 13th U.S. Colored Artillery
** 31st U.S. Colored Infantry
** 38th U.S. Colored Infantry
** 49th U.S. Colored Infantry
** 53rd U.S. Colored Infantry
** 54th U.S. Colored Infantry
** 55th U.S. Colored Infantry
** 58th U.S. Colored Infantry
** 61st U.S. Colored Infantry
** 123rd U.S. Colored Infantry
** Powell's U.S. Colored Infantry
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Red Lake County, Minnesota

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Red Lake County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Red Lake County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Red Lake County, Minnesota
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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Red River County, Texas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Red River County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Red River County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Red River County, Texas
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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People 	Soldiers from Red River County
 
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Red River Parish, Louisiana

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Red River Parish in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Red River Parish ==
:Category:Soldiers from Red River Parish, Louisiana
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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Category:Louisiana Parishes
Redmond Prindeville

Redmond Prindeville was a private in the 17th Wisconsin Infantry / Company B.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on September 3, 1862 in the 17th Wisconsin Infantry / Company B
* Mustered out on June 2, 1865
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
</references>
== Sources ==
* (Page 55)
Prindeville
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Redwood County, Minnesota

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Redwood County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Redwood County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Redwood County, Minnesota
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Minnesota in the Civil War
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People 	Soldiers from Redwood County
 
Category:Minnesota Counties
Reenactors of the Civil War

Website	Sutlery 	Location 	Equipment Carried
 	Blockade Runner 	Wartrace, TN 	VARIOUS - Including weapons, books, uniforms, leather wear, etc.
 	C&C Sutlery Supplies 	Emmett, ID 	
 	C & D Jarnigan Company 	Corinth, MS 	
 	Carter and Jasper Mercantile	 	
 	Ezra Barnhouse Goods 	Irwin, OH 	
 	Fall Creek Sutlery 	Lebanon, IN 	VARIOUS - Including uniforms, weapons, manuals, camp accessories, etc.
 	Fugawee 	Crawfordville, FL	Specializes in 18th and 19th Century footwear, though other small accessories are available.
 	Mercury Supply Company 	Livingston, TX 	
 	N.J. Sekela 	 	
 	S&S Sutler of Gettysburg 	Gettysburg, PA 	
 	TP&H Trading Co. 	Limmerick, PA 	Specializes in 19th Century Reproduction Hats
 	Wambaugh, White, and Co. 	Charlotte, MI 	
Website 	State 	Unit 	 	 	
Bread & Butter	Pie 	Buns 	Danish 	Croissant	Croissant
Bread & Butter	Cheese	Ice cream	Ice cream	Butter 	Yogurt
Reeves County, Texas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Reeves County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Reeves County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Reeves County, Texas
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Texas in the Civil War
Previous County	Red River County, Texas
Next County 	Refugio County, Texas
People 	Soldiers from Reeves County
 
Category:Texas Counties
References

Fonkalsrud, Alfred O. and Beatrice Stevenson. The Scandinavian-American. Minneapolis, MN: K. C. Holter, 1915.
page 107-108
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 Martin Ulvestad, in his work entitled "Nordmændene i Amerika" furnishes the following information: Norway has given 3 colonels to our American Wars; 27 majors; 52 captains; 76 lieutenants; 154 sergeants; 219 corporals and 4,042 soldiers. One man receiving special mention, was Hans C. Heg, born in Norway in 1829, who emigrated to America in 1840, and chose Muskego, Wis., as his place of residence. In 1861, the beginning of the Civil War, the governor of Wisconsin appointed Mr. Heg as the colonel of the 15th Wisconsin Regiment, in command of which he was killed in the battle of Chickamauga. The United States government has since erected at that place a monument in his honor. 
 The 15th Wisconsin Regiment (volunteers) was one of the ablest regiments in the entire army. It is reported that General Howard said of this regiment, "I wish we had a brigade of such men." It was universally recognized to be one of the bravest regiments, for as it was ordered from place to place it was always sent to the most dangerous borders. The popular name of these valiant fighters for the Union was "The Scandinavian Regiment." Another Scandinavian regiment was the Third Minnesota Volunteer Regiment, which contained the splendid Company D, consisting mostly of Swedes and commanded by a Swede by the name of Col. Hans Mattson. Swedes also marched under Captain Arosenius of the Forty-third Illinois, as well as in the Fourth and Fifth Minnesota, and in several Wisconsin regiments. Indeed, the number of Scandinavian soldiers enlisted in our wars establishes the fact that these people have been a factor in the military sphere of our political life.
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Refugio County, Texas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Refugio County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Refugio County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Refugio County, Texas
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Texas in the Civil War
Previous County	Reeves County, Texas
Next County 	Roberts County, Texas
People 	Soldiers from Refugio County
 
Category:Texas Counties
Reginald H. Dawson

Reginald H. Dawson was a Lieutenant Colonel in the 13th Alabama Infantry.
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from an Unknown City, Unknown County, Alabama
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== War Career ==
* ? - Enlisted in 13th Alabama Infantry at ?
* ? - Mustered in for a ? year term of service
* ? - Major
* ? - Lieutenant Colonel
Dawson
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== Post-War Career ==
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== Family ==
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== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 73)
Reinbold Mainwald

Reinbold Mainwald was a private in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company G.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on November 30, 1865 in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company G
* Wounded on April 1, 1865
* Died on April 24, 1865 in Washington, D.C. of wounds
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 523)
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Ren Galbraith

Ren Galbraith was a private in the (I) 1st Wisconsin Infantry / Company I.
Galbraith
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from Fremont, Unknown County, Wisconsin
Galbraith
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== War Career ==
* April 20, 1861 - Enlisted in the (I) 1st Wisconsin Infantry / Company I
* April 27, 1861 - Mustered into Wisconsin State service 
* May 17, 1861 - Mustered into federal service with unit
* August 21, 1861 - Mustered out of federal service when term expired
Galbraith
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== Post-War Career == 
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== Family ==
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== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 308)
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Rene Schleisinger

Rene Schleisinger was a private in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company A.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company A on April 1, 1865
* Mustered out on July 13, 1865
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
 (Page 499)
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Reno County, Kansas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Municipalities ==
== Reno County in the Civil War ==
* October 23, 1864 - Skirmish at Cow Creek, Kansas 
* November 14, 1864 - Action at Cow Creek, Kansas 
* November 28, 1864 - Skirmish at Cow Creek, Kansas 
* December 4, 1864 - Skirmish at Fort Zarah, Kansas 
* June 9, 1865 - Skirmish at Cow Creek Station, Kansas 
* June 12, 1865 - Skirmish at Cow Creek Station, Kansas 
=== Soldiers from Reno County ===
* Over soldiers from Reno County, Kansas served in the War of the Rebellion (Click for full list)
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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Previous County	Rawlins County, Kansas
Next County 	Republic County, Kansas
People 	Soldiers from Reno County
 
Category:Kansas Counties
Rensselaer County, New York

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Rensselaer County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Rensselaer County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Rensselaer County, New York
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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People 	Soldiers from Rensselaer County
 
Category:New York Counties
Renville County, Minnesota

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Renville County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Renville County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Renville County, Minnesota
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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Renwick's Elgin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery

== Regimental History and Service Record ==
Organized at Elgin, Ill., and mustered in November 15, 1862. Ordered to Kentucky and attached to District of Western Kentucky, Dept. of the Ohio, to April, 1863. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 23rd Army Corps, Dept. Ohio, to August, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 23rd Army Corps, to April, 1864. 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, 23rd Army Corps, to February, 1865. 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, District of East Tennessee, Dept. of the Cumberland, February, 1865. Artillery, 1st Division, 23rd Army Corps, Dept. of North Carolina, to July, 1865.
SERVICE.--Duty at Bowling Green, Ky., until May, 1863, and at Glasgow and Tompkinsville until July. At Munfordsville July. 
* June 11-July 26, 1863 - Morgan's Raid in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio
Burnside's Campaign in East Tennessee August 16-October 17. At Loudon until November 9. Knoxville Campaign November 4-December 23. Moved to Kingston and duty there until December 4. Repulse of Wheeler's attack on Kingston November 24. Near Kingston December 4. March to Mossy Creek December 4-27. Action at Mossy Creek, Talbot's Station, December 29. At Mossy Creek until January, 1864. Post and garrison duty at Knoxville and other points in East Tennessee until February, 1865. Ordered to North Carolina. Campaign of the Carolinas March 1-April 26. Advance on Kinston and Goldsboro March 1-21. Battle of Wise's Forks, N. C., March 8-10. Occupation of Goldsborg March 21. Advance on Raleigh April 10-14. Occupation of Raleigh April 14. Bennett's House April 26. Surrender of Johnston and his army. Duty in Dept. of North Carolina until July. Mustered out July 18, 1865.
== Regimental Roster ==
 
 
 Field and Staff Officers
 
 
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== Regiment Statistical Information ==
* Battery lost during service 13 by disease.
== Legacy ==
== Notes ==
== Sources == 
* (Pages 735, 1045)
Category:Union Units
Category:Union Artillery Units
Category:Illinois Units
Category:Illinois Artillery Units
Category:Source: ACWR 735
Category:Source: ACWR 1045
René Edward De Russy

René Edward De Russy (February 22, 1789 – November 23, 1865) was an engineer, military educator, and career United States Army officer who was responsible for erecting many Eastern United States coastal fortifications. He served as superintendent of the United States Military Academy and was promoted to brigadier general during the American Civil War.
== Antebellum ==
== Service Record == 
=== Early Operations (1861) ===
December 26, 1860 - April 14, 1861: Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina	Dispatches	 	
At the outbreak of the war, René De Russy was a Colonel in the United States Army
These dispatches were compiled with primary source materials from The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies (Chapter 1)	
 
 
 CONTENTS
 
 (US Capt) John Foster
* At the outbreak of the war, John Foster was a Captain of Engineers in the United States Corps of Engineers
{|	To De Russy:	From De Russy:
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
January 3-26, 1861: The Secession of Georgia	Dispatches	 	
At the outbreak of the war, René De Russy was a Colonel in the United States Army
These dispatches were compiled with primary source materials from The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies (Chapter 2)	
 
 
 CONTENTS
 
 (US) Herman Hirsch
* At the outbreak of the war, Herman Hirsch was a clerk in the United States Corps of Engineers
{|	To De Russy:	From De Russy:
 	 	 	
== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* 
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Edward_De_Russy
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René T. Beauregard

René T. Beauregard was a Captain in Ferguson's (South Carolina) Artillery Battery.
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from an Unknown City, Unknown County, South Carolina
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== Service Record ==
* ? - Enlisted in the Ferguson's (South Carolina) Artillery Battery at ?
* ? - Mustered in for a ? year term of service
* ? - Captain
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== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 17)
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana

* 8 Volumes
* Compiled by W.H.H. Terrell, Adjutant General of the State of Indiana
* Printed at Indianapolis by Alexander H. Conner, state printer
* 1869
The report of the Adjutant General of Indiana consists of eight volumes, the contents of which are as follows:
* VOLUME I - Report, proper, of the Adjutant General, showing what was done by the State in carrying on the war, with an appendix of valuable statistics and documents.
* VOLUME II - Roster of officers on the Governor's staff; list of officers from Indiana commissioned by the President in the regular and volunteer service and Veteran Reserve Corps; and rosters of Indiana volunteer officers in regiments beginning with the 6th and ending with the 47th, together with historical sketches of the services, campaigns, and battles of each said regiment.
* VOLUME III - Names of additional officers being promoted in the regiments embraced in Volume II since the publication of that volume; rosters of Indiana volunteer officers in the remainder of the regiments, commencing with the 75th and ending with the 156th; including, also, rosters of the 28th Regiment of U.S. Colored Troops, the Indiana Batteries of Light Artillery from the 1st to the 26th inclusive, officers from Indiana in the United States Navy, and the officers of the Indiana Legion. The historical sketches of regiments and batteries are continued on the plan of Volume II. A complete index is appended to both volumes, containing the names of over eighteen thousand officers.
* VOLUME IV - Rosters of enlisted men, with rank, residences, dates of muster, and remarks showing dates of discharge, deaths, etc., beginning with the 6th Regiment and ending with the 29th.
* VOLUME V - Rosters of enlisted men, on the same plan as last named volume, from the 30th to the 59th Regiment inclusive.
* VOLUME VI - Rosters of enlisted men, on the same plan as Volume IV, embracing the regiments commencing with the 60th and ending with the 110th. 
* VOLUME VII - Rosters of enlisted men, on the same plan as Volume IV, from the 111th regiment to the 156th inclusive; also, of all colored troops, and of the 26 batteries of light artillery.
* VOLUME VIII - Additional rosters of men not before reported; also, corrections of previous volumes, a list of officers and men (24,416) who lost their lives in the service, and a list of (10,846) deserters.
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Republic County, Kansas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Republic County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Republic County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Republic County, Kansas
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
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Category:Kansas Counties
Resaca, Georgia

Resaca is a town in Gordon County, Georgia, with outlying areas extending into Whitfield County. 
== Origins ==
== Antebellum ==
== Demographics and Population Information ==
== Resaca in the Civil War ==
* May 1-September 8, 1864 - The Atlanta Campaign
** May 8-13, 1864 - Demonstration on Resaca, Georgia
*** May 9, 1864 - Combat at Resaca, Georgia
*** May 10, 1864 - Skirmish near Resaca, Georgia
*** May 13, 1864 - Combat at Resaca, Georgia
** May 14-May 15, 1864 - Battle of Resaca, Georgia
* October 12-October 13, 1864 - Skirmishes about Resaca, Georgia
=== Soldiers from Resaca ===
* Over soldiers from Resaca, Georgia served in the War of the Rebellion (Click for full list)
== Post War ==
== Soldiers Buried in Resaca ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* Wikipedia - Resaca, Georgia
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