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Sebastian County, Arkansas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Municipalities ==
* Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas - A city in and one of two county seats
== Sebastian County in the Civil War ==
* April 23, 1861 - Seizure of Fort Smith, Arkansas
== Soldiers from Sebastian County ==
* Over soldiers from Sebastian County, Arkansas served in the War of the Rebellion (Click for full list)
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Arkansas in the Civil War
Previous County	Searcy County, Arkansas
Next County 	Sevier County, Arkansas
People 	Soldiers from Sebastian County
 
Category:Arkansas Counties
Sebastian Frey

Sebastian Frey was a private in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / (II) Company K.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on December 14, 1861 in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / (II) Company K
* Deserted on May 7, 1863
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
 (Page 376)
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Sebastian Fuchs

Sebastian Fuchs was a private in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company H.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on May 10, 1861 in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company H
* Mustered out on July 15, 1864 when term expired
== Post-War Career == 
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 526)
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Sebastian Imbery

Sebastian Imbery was a Sergeant in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company G.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on October 22, 1862 in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / (II) Company KRWV (1) 376 sand 380 spell his name Sebastian Imbery and RWV (1) 522 spells it Sebastian Imberry. For now it has been left this way.
* Veteran
* Corporal
* Sergeant
* Wounded and taken prisoner at the Battle of Gainesville
* Wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg
* Transferred to the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry - Independent Battalion / Company A on June 10, 1864
* Transferred to the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company G on November 30, 1864
* Mustered out on July 14, 1865
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 376, 380, 522)
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Sebastian Karback

Sebastian KarbackRWV (1) 522 spells his name Sebastian Karbach but all other pages in this source spell it Sebastian Karback. For now it has been left this way. was a Corporal in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company G.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on May 18, 1861 in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / Company E
* Transferred to the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / (II) Company K on January 2, 1864
* Corporal
* Transferred to the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry - Independent Battalion / Company A on June 10, 1864
* Wounded on August 19, 1864
* Transferred to the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company G on November 30, 1864
* Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant of the 45th Wisconsin Infantry / Company D on September 17, 1864
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 360, 376, 380, 522)
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Sebastian Ostertag

Sebastian Ostertag was a private in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / Company E.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on April 21, 1861 in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / Company E
* Wounded at the Battle of (I) Bull Run
* Wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg
* Wounded at and taken prisoner at the Battle of Gainesville
* Transferred to the V.R.C. on March 15, 1864
* Mustered Out on June 16, 1864 when term expired
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
 (Page 361)
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Sebastian Wirth

Sebastian Wirth was a private in the (I) 1st Wisconsin Infantry / Company H.
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
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== War Career ==
* April 16, 1861 - Enlisted in the (I) 1st Wisconsin Infantry / Company H
* 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
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== Post-War Career == 
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== Family ==
* 
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 308)
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Sebre H. Fairman

Sebre H. Fairman was a private in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company C.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on August 7, 1862 in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company C at Plymouth, Michigan 
* Mustered in on August 15, 1862 for a 3 year term of service
* 24 years old
* Transferred to Invalid Corps on August 1, 1863
== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 50)
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Sedgewick County, Kansas

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Sedgewick County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Sedgewick County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Sedgewick County, Kansas
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Kansas in the Civil War
Previous County	Scott County, Kansas
Next County 	Seward County, Kansas
People 	Soldiers from Sedgewick County
 
Category:Kansas Counties
Segebarth's Marine Artillery Battalion

== Regimental History and Service Record ==
* Organized at Philadelphia January 5-31, 1863
* Companies "A" and "B" duty at Fort Delaware until December, 1862. 
* Transferred to 3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery on February 17, 1863 as Companies A, B, G, H, K and L
== Regimental Roster ==
== Regiment Statistical Information ==
== Legacy ==
== Notes ==
== Sources == 
* (Page 1571)
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Seizure of Castle Pinckney, South Carolina

Seizure of Castle Pinckney, South Carolina - South Carolina State troops occupy Castle Pinckney on Shutes Folly in Charleston County, South Carolina on December 27, 1860
== Sub-Operations ==
* This campaign is a sub-operation of the Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina from December 20, 1860-April 14, 1861
== Dispatches ==
Seizure of Castle Pinckney, South Carolina 	Dispatches
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)	
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== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* South Carolina State troops
== Sources ==
* (Page 831)
* (Chapter 1, pages 4-5)
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Seizure of Fort Caswell, North Carolina (1)

Seizure of Fort Caswell, North Carolina - Citizens of Wilmington occupy Fort Caswell in New Hanover County, North Carolina on January 10, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Citizens of Wilmington
== Sources ==
* (Pages 605, 615, 816, 818)
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Seizure of Fort Johnson, South Carolina

Seizure of Fort Johnson, South Carolina - South Carolina State troops occupy Fort Johnson on the northeast point of James Island in Charleston County, South Carolina on January 2, 1861
== Sub-Operations ==
* This campaign is a sub-operation of the Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina from December 20, 1860-April 14, 1861
== Dispatches ==
Seizure of Fort Johnson, South Carolina 	Dispatches
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)	
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== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* South Carolina State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 616, 625, 829, 831)
* (Chapter 1, pages 4-5)
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Seizure of Fort Johnston, North Carolina (1)

Seizure of Fort Johnston, North Carolina - Citizens of Smithville occupy Fort Johnston in Brunswick County, North Carolina on January 9, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Citizens of Smithville
== Sources ==
* (Pages 616, 625, 816, 818)
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Seizure of Fort Macon, North Carolina

Seizure of Fort Macon, North Carolina - North Carolina State Troops occupy Fort Macon in Carteret County, North Carolina on April 15, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* North Carolina State Troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 616, 630, 816, 818)
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Seizure of Fort Marion, Florida

Seizure of Fort Marion, Florida - Florida State troops occupy Fort Marion in St. Johns County, Florida on January 7, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Florida State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 616, 631, 692, 693)
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Seizure of Fort Moultrie, South Carolina

Seizure of Fort Moultrie, South Carolina - South Carolina State troops occupy Fort Moultrie on Sullivan's Island in Charleston County, South Carolina on December 27, 1860
== Sub-Operations ==
* This campaign is a sub-operation of the Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina from December 20, 1860-April 14, 1861
== Official Records ==
Seizure of Fort Moultrie, South Carolina 	Dispatches
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)	
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== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* South Carolina State troops
== Sources ==
* (Page 831)
* (Chapter 1, pages 4-5)
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Seizure of Fort Smith, Arkansas

Seizure of Fort Smith, Arkansas - Arkansas State troops occupy Fort Smith in Sebastian County, Arkansas on April 23, 1861.
== Sub-Operations ==
== Union Troops ==
== Confederate Troops ==
* (Borland's) Arkansas Infantry Battalion
== Casualties ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 616, 648, 671, 675)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Apalachicola, Florida

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Apalachicola, Florida - Florida State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Apalachicola in Franklin County, Florida on January 6, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Florida State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 595, 692, 693)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Augusta, Georgia

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Augusta, Georgia - Georgia State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Augusta in Richmond County, Georgia on January 24, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Georgia State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 595, 697, 700)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Louisiana State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana on January 10, 1861.
== Sub-Operations ==
* Early operations in Louisiana
== Union Troops ==
== Confederate Troops ==
* Louisiana State troops
== Casualties ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 597, 739, 743)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Charleston, South Carolina

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Charleston, South Carolina - South Carolina State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Charleston in Charleston County, South Carolina on December 30, 1860
== Sub-Operations ==
* This campaign is a sub-operation of the Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina from December 20, 1860-April 14, 1861
== Official Records ==
Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Charleston, South Carolina 	Dispatches
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)	
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== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* South Carolina State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 829, 831)
* (Chapter 1, pages 5-9)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Fayetteville, North Carolina

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Fayetteville, North Carolina - North Carolina State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Fayetteville in Cumberland County, North Carolina on April 22, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* North Carolina State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 614, 816, 818)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Little Rock, Arkansas

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Little Rock, Arkansas - Arkansas State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Little Rock in Pulaski County, Arkansas on February 8, 1861.
== Sub-Operations ==
* Early Operations in Arkansas
== Union Troops ==
* 
== Confederate Troops ==
* Arkansas State troops
== Casualties ==
* 
== Sources ==
* (Pages 629, 672, 675)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Mount Vernon, Alabama

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at Mount Vernon, Alabama - Alabama State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at Mount Vernon in Mobile County, Alabama on January 4, 1861.
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Alabama State troops
== Sources ==
* (Pages 635, 661, 662)
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Seizure of the United States Arsenal at San Antonio, Texas

Seizure of the United States Arsenal at San Antonio, TexasDyer 646 also mentions a 2nd seizure on April 23, 1861, by no other pages list this action - Texas State troops occupy the United States Arsenal at San Antonio in Bexar County, Texas on February 16, 1861
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Texas State troops
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 646, 879, 880)
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Seizure of the United States Stores at Napoleon, Arkansas

Seizure of the United States Stores at Napoleon, Arkansas - Arkansas State troops occupy the United States Stores at Pine Bluff in Jefferson County, Arkansas on February 12, 1861.
* Dyer confuses the dates of this operation and the Seizure of the United States Stores at Pine Bluff, Arkansas
== Sub-Operations ==
* Early operations in Arkansas
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Arkansas State troops
== Casualties ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 636, 675)
* http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=8612
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Seizure of the United States Stores at Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Seizure of the United States Stores at Pine Bluff, Arkansas - Arkansas State troops occupy the United States Stores at Pine Bluff in Jefferson County, Arkansas on April 18, 1861.
* Dyer confuses the dates of this operation and the Seizure of the United States Stores at Napoleon, Arkansas
== Sub-Operations ==
* Early operations in Arkansas
== Union Troops ==
* ?
== Confederate Troops ==
* Arkansas State troops
== Casualties ==
== Sources ==
* (Pages 640, 675)
* http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=8614
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Selah Reeve

Selah Reeve was a Corporal in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company I.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on June 1, 1861 in the 6th Wisconsin Infantry / Company I
* Corporal
* Wounded in action at the Battle of Hatcher's Run
* Mustered out on June 5, 1865
== Post-War Career == 
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 531)
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Selah T. House

Selah T. House was a private in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company A.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on March 20, 1865 in the 24th Michigan Infantry / Company A at Niles, Michigan 
* Mustered in March 25, 1865 for a 1 year term of service
* 20 years old
* Mustered out at Detroit, Michigan on June 30, 1865 
== Post-War Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 75)
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Selden Spencer

Selden Spencer was a Captain in (Issaquena) Kentucky and Mississippi Artillery Battery.
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from an Unknown City, Unknown County, Kentucky
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== War Career ==
* ? - Enlisted in (Issaquena) Kentucky and Mississippi Artillery Battery at ?
* ? - Mustered in for a ? year term of service
* ? - Captain
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== Post-War Career ==
* 
== Family ==
* 
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 9)
Selma, Dallas County, Alabama

Selma is a city in and the county seat of Dallas County, Alabama. 
== Origins ==
== Antebellum ==
== Demographics and Population Information ==
== Selma in the Civil War ==
* Over soldiers from Selma, Alabama served in the War of the Rebellion (Click for full list)
== Post War ==
== Soldiers Buried in Selma ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selma,_Alabama
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Seminole County, Florida

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Seminole County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Seminole County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Seminole County, Florida
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Florida in the Civil War
Previous County	Sarasota County, Florida
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People 	Soldiers from Seminole County
 
Category:Florida Counties
Seminole County, Georgia

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Seminole County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Seminole County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Seminole County, Georgia
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Georgia in the Civil War
Previous County	Screven County, Georgia
Next County 	Spalding County, Georgia
People 	Soldiers from Seminole County
 
Category:Georgia Counties
Seneca, Montgomery County, Maryland

Seneca is an unincorporated community in Montgomery County, Maryland. 
== Origins ==
== Antebellum ==
== Demographics and Population Information ==
== Seneca in the Civil War ==
* June 14, 1861 - Skirmish at Seneca Mills, Maryland 
* September 16-20, 1861 - Skirmishes opposite Seneca Creek, Maryland 
* June 3-August 1, 1863 - The Gettysburg Campaign
** June 10, 1863 - Skirmish at Seneca Mills, Maryland 
** June 28, 1863 - Skirmish at Seneca, Maryland 
=== Soldiers from Seneca ===
* Over soldiers from Seneca, Maryland served in the War of the Rebellion (Click for full list)
== Post War ==
== Soldiers Buried in Seneca ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* Historical Marker Project - Seneca Mills During the Civil War
* Wikipedia - Seneca, Maryland
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Seneca County, New York

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Seneca County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Seneca County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Seneca County, New York
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	New York in the Civil War
Previous County	Schuyler County, New York
Next County 	St. Lawrence County, New York
People 	Soldiers from Seneca County
 
Category:New York Counties
Seneca County, Ohio

== Formation and Antebellum History ==
== Seneca County in the Civil War ==
== Soldiers from Seneca County ==
:Category:Soldiers from Seneca County, Ohio
== Postwar ==
== Sources ==
See Also 	See Also
Return to 	Ohio in the Civil War
Previous County	Scioto County, Ohio
Next County 	Shelby County, Ohio
People 	Soldiers from Seneca County
 
Category:Ohio Counties
Seneca Flint

Seneca Flint was a private in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / Company F.
== Antebellum ==
== War Career ==
* Enlisted on April 23, 1861 in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry / Company F
* Discharged on August 25, 1861 for disability
== Postwar Career ==
== Family ==
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
 (Page 363)
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Seneca M. Bain

Seneca M. Bain was a Lieutenant Colonel in the 16th Mississippi Infantry.
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== Antebellum ==
* Enlisted from an Unknown City, Unknown County, Mississippi
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== War Career ==
* ? - Enlisted in the 16th Mississippi Infantry at ?
* ? - Mustered in for a ? year term of service
* ? - Lieutenant Colonel
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== Post-War Career ==
* 
== Family ==
* 
== Notes ==
== Sources ==
* (Page 99)
September 1, 1861

The following data provide a snapshot of the combatants on September 1, 1861.
PREVIOUS DAY (August 31, 1861) | NEXT DAY (September 2, 1861)
== Active Army Departments ==
Union Army Departments	Confederate Army Departments
 	
* Officers
* Where operating
* Orders issued
== Active Armies ==
Union Armies	Confederate Armies
 	
* Active Rosters
* Use Tabs
* Cite orders when units transferred 
== Active Operations and Sub-Operations ==
MISSOURI
* Skirmish at Bennight's Mills, Missouri
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY
* Operations about Fort Stanton, New Mexico Territory (Day 8/15) (August 25-September 8, 1861)
== Engagements and Casualties ==
=== ENGAGEMENT 1 ===
Union Casualties	Confederate Casualties
 	
* Brief statistics at a glance
* Killed / Mortally Wounded / Wounded / Prisoner / Missing
* By state?
* Use tabs
* SEPARATELY - killed by disease
* SEPARATELY - killed in prison or as prisoner
== Elections and Political News ==
Union Operations	Confederate Operations
 	
* Election results
* Legislative accomplishments
== Miscellaneous Statistics ==
Union	Confederate
* Enlisted
* Mustered in
* Commissions
* Discharged (reason if applicable)
* Desertions
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September 1, 1862

The following data provide a snapshot of the combatants on September 1, 1862.
PREVIOUS DAY (August 31, 1862) | NEXT DAY (September 2, 1862)
== Active Army Departments ==
Union Army Departments	Confederate Army Departments
 	
* Officers
* Where operating
* Orders issued
== Active Armies ==
Union Armies	Confederate Armies
 	
* Active Rosters
* Use Tabs
* Cite orders when units transferred 
== Active Operations and Sub-Operations ==
* The Peninsula(r) Campaign (Day 169/170) - Union Major General George B. McClellan continues the first large-scale offensive in the Eastern Theater with the ultimate goal of seizing the Confederate capital at Richmond. A series of amphibious assaults pushes more and more Confederate troops up the Virginia Peninsula towards the city, but the combined leadership of Generals Joseph E. Johnston and Robert E. Lee proves too costly for the Union to continue. (March 17-September 2, 1862)
* The Northern Virginia Campaign (Day 17/18) - Confederate General Robert E. Lee seeks to follow up on his successes in the The Seven Days Battles before Richmond, Virginia by initially sending "Stonewall" Jackson north to block Union General John Pope's army. Sensing that Union General George McClellan's freshly blooded troops in the Peninsula Campaign were not yet poised for a new round of assaults, Lee sends the bulk of his forces after Jackson to execute a series of brilliant maneuvers to hold off the Union advance into Virginia from the north (August 16-September 2, 1862)
Union Operations	Confederate Operations
 	
* Include (start date - end date)
* By State - Newest to Oldest
=== New Operations and Sub-Operations ===
Union Operations	Confederate Operations
 	
== Engagements and Casualties ==
=== ENGAGEMENT 1 ===
Union Casualties	Confederate Casualties
 	
* Brief statistics at a glance
* Killed / Mortally Wounded / Wounded / Prisoner / Missing
* By state?
* Use tabs
* SEPARATELY - killed by disease
* SEPARATELY - killed in prison or as prisoner
== Elections and Political News ==
Union Operations	Confederate Operations
 	
* Election results
* Legislative accomplishments
== Miscellaneous Statistics ==
Union	Confederate
* Enlisted
* Mustered in
* Commissions
* Discharged (reason if applicable)
* Desertions
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