| Union Land Forces at Port
Hudson - June 30, 1863 |
| (Source: Edmonds, David C., The Guns of Port Hudson
Vol. 2) |
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| XIX ARMY CORPS, ARMY OF THE GULF -Major General Nathaniel P. Banks |
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| First Division - Major General Christopher C. Augur |
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| First Brigade - Colonel Charles J. Paine, Colonel Edward P. Chapin (k) |
| 2nd Louisiana Infantry, Lt. Col. Charles Everett |
| 21st Maine Infantry, Col. Elijah D. Johnson |
| 48th Massachusetts Infantry, Col. Eben F. Stone |
| 49st Massachusetts Infantry, Col. William F. Bartlett |
| 116th New York Infantry, Col. George M. Love |
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| Second Brigade - Brigadier General Godfrey Weitzel, Colonel Stephen
Thomas, Lt. Col. Willoughby Babcock |
| 12th Connecticut Infantry, Lt. Col. Frank H. Peck |
| 75th New York Infantry, Col. Robert B. Merritt |
| 114th New York Infantry, Col. Elisha B. Smith (k) |
| 160th New York Infantry, Lt. Col. John B. Van Petten |
| 8th Vermont Infantry, Lt. Col Charles Dillingham |
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| Third Brigade - Colonel Nathan A. M. Dudley |
| 30th Massachusetts Infantry, Lt. Col Willam W. Bullock |
| 50th Massachusetts Infantry, Col. Charles P. Messer |
| 161st New York Infantry, Col. Gabriel T. Harrower |
| 174th New York Infantry, Maj. George Keating |
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| Artillery |
| 1st Indiana Heavy (seven companies), Col. John A. Keith |
| 1st Maine Battery, Lt. John E. Morton |
| 6th Massachusetts Battery, Lt. John F. Phelps |
| 12th Mass. Battery (one section), Lt. E.M. Chamberlin |
| 18th New York Battery, Capt. Albert G. Mack |
| 1st United States, Battery A, Capt. Edmund C. Bainbridge |
| 5th United States, Battery G, Lt. Jacob B. Rawles |
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| Second Division - Brigadier General Thomas Sherman (w),
Brigadier General William Dwight |
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| First Brigade - Brigadier General Neal Dow (w), Col. David Cowles (k),
Col Thomas S. Clark |
| 26th Connecticut Infantry, Lt. Col. J. Selden |
| 6th Michigan lnfantry, Lt. Col. Edward Bacon |
| 15th New Hampshire Infantry, Col. John W. Kingman |
| 128th New York Infantry, Lt. Col. James Smith |
| 162nd New York Infantry, Lt. Col. Justus W. Blanchard |
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| Third Brigade - Brig. General Frank S. Nickerson |
| 14th Maine Infantry, Col. Thomas W. Porter |
| 24th Maine Infantry, Col. George M. Atwood |
| 28th Maine Infantry (detachment) Col. Ephraim W. Woodman |
| 165th New York Infantry, Capt. Felix Agnus |
| 175th New York Infantry, Maj. John Gray |
| 177th New York Infantry, Col. Ira W. Ainsworth |
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| Artillery - Captain William Roy |
| 1st Indiana Heavy (one company) Capt. William Roy |
| 21st New York Battery, Capt. James Barnes |
| 1st Vermont Battery, Capt. George T. Hebard |
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| Third Division -
Brig. General Halbert E. Paine (w) |
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| First Brigade - Colonel Timothy Ingraham, Col. Samuel P. Ferris |
| 4th Massachusetts Infantry, Col. Henry Walker |
| 16th New Hampshire Infantry, Col. James Pike |
| 110th New York Infantry, Col. Clinton H. Sage |
| 28th Connecticut, Col. Samuel P. Ferris |
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| Second Brigade - Col. Hawkes Fearing, Jr., Maj. J.H. Allcot |
| 8th New Hampshire Infantry, Capt. William M. Barrett |
| 133rd New York Infantry, Col. Leonard D. H. Currie |
| 173rd New York Infantry, Capt. George W. Rogers |
| 4th Wisconsin Infantry, Col. Sidney A. Bean (k) |
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| Third Brigade - Colonel Oliver P. Gooding |
| 31st Mass. Infantry (7 companies) Lt. Col. W.S.B. Hopkins |
| 38th Massachusetts Infantry, Maj. James P. Richardson |
| 53rd Massachusetts Infantry, Col. John W. Kimball |
| 156th New York Infantry, Lt. Col. Jacob Sharp |
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| Artillery - Captain Richard C. Duryea |
| 4th Massachusetts Battery, Lt. Fred W. Reinhard |
| 1st United States, Battery F, Capt. Richard C. Duryea |
| 2nd Vermont Battery, Capt. Pythagora E. Holcomb |
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| Fourth Division - Brigadier General Cuvier Grover |
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| First Brigade - Col. Richard Holcomb (k), Col. Joseph S. Morgan |
| 1st Louisiana Infantry, Col. Richard E. Holcomb |
| 22nd Maine Infantry, Col. Simon G. Jerrard |
| 90th New York Infantry, Maj. Nelson Shaurman |
| 91st New York Infantry, Col. Jacob Van Zandt |
| 131st New York Infantry, Lt. Col. Nicholas W. Day |
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| Second Brigade - Colonel William K. Kimball |
| 24th Connecticut Infantry, Col, Samuel M. Mansfield |
| 12th Maine Infantry, Lt. Col. Edward Ilsley |
| 41st Massachusetts Infantry, Col. Thomas E. Chickering |
| 52nd Massachusetts Infantry, Col. Halbert S. Greenleaf |
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| Third Brigade - Colonel Henry W. Birge |
| 13th Connecticut Infantry, Capt. Apollos Comstock |
| 25th Connecticut Infantry, Lt. Col. Mason C. Weld |
| 26th Maine Infantry, Col. Nathaniel H. Hubbard |
| 159th New York Infantry, Lt. Col, Charles A. Burt |
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| Artillery - Captain Henry W. Closson |
| 2nd Massachusetts Battery, Capt Ormand F. Nims |
| 1st United States Battery L, Capt, Henry W. Closson |
| 2nd United Slates Battery C, Lt. Theodore Bradley |
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| Miscellaneous (In various commands) |
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| Cavalry - Colonel Benjamin H. Grierson |
| 6th Illinois Calvary, Lt. Col. Reuben Loomis |
| 7th Illinois Cavalry, Col. Edward Prince |
| 1st Louisiana Cavalry (detachment), Capt. J.F. Godfrey |
| 2nd Massachusetts Battalion, Capt. James Magee |
| 14th New York Cavalry, Capt. George Branning |
| 4th Wisconsin Mounted (4th Wisc. Inf.), Maj. Webster Moore |
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| Corps D'Afrique - Brigadier General Daniel Ullman |
| 6th Infantry, Maj. George Bishop |
| 7th Infantry, Maj. Cornelius F. Mowers |
| 8th Infantry, Lt. Col. William S. Mudgett |
| 9th Infantry, Lt. Col. Isaac S. Bangs, Jr. |
| 10th Infantry, Lt. Col. Ladislas L. Zulavsky |
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| Miscellaneous |
| 1st Louisiana Engineers, Corps D'Afrique, Col. Justin Hodge |
| 1st Louisiana Native Guards, Lt. Col. Chauncey J. Bassett |
| 3rd Louisiana Native Guards, Col. John A. Nelson |
| 4th Louisiana Native Guards, Col. Charles W. Drew |
| 1st Louisiana Cavalry (white), Maj. Harai Robinson |
| 2nd Rhode Island Cavalry, Lt. Col. Augustus W. Corliss |
| 3rd Mass. Cavalry (41st Infantry), Col. Thomas Chickering |
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| Notes: |
| (1) Aggregate present 28,426 troops, June 30, 1863. |
| Other accounts for the month of June 1863 place the number at 39,770.
Banks, however, claimed |
| to have only about 12,000 effectives at the time. |
| (2) "(k)" indicates the officer was killed, "(w)" indicates
wounded. |
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