Nashville Union order of battle
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The following Union Army units and commanders fought in the Battle of Nashville of the American Civil War. The Confederate order of battle is shown separately.
[edit] Abbreviations used
[edit] Military rank
[edit] Union Army
MG George H. Thomas
- Chief-of-Staff BG William D. Whipple
BG Thomas J. Wood
MG John M. Schofield
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Second Division
MG Darius N. Couch
|
1st Brigade
BG Joseph A. Cooper
|
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Orlando H. Moore
|
|
| 3rd Brigade
Col John Mehringer
|
- 91st Indiana: Ltc Charles H. Butterfield
- 123rd Indiana: Col John C. McQuiston
- 50th Ohio: Ltc Hamilton S. Gillespie
- 183rd Ohio: Col George W. Hoge
|
|
Third Division
BG Jacob D. Cox
|
1st Brigade
Col Charles C. Doolittle
|
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col John S. Casement
|
|
| 3rd Brigade
Col Israel N. Stiles
|
- 112th Illinois: Maj Tristram T. Dow
- 63rd Indiana: Ltc Daniel Morris
- 120th Indiana: Maj John M. Barcus
- 128th Indiana: Ltc Jasper Packard
- 175th Ohio: Col Daniel W. McCoy [at Fort Negley]
|
| Artillery |
|
MG Andrew J. Smith
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
First Division
BG John McArthur
|
1st Brigade
Col William L. McMillen
|
- 114th Illinois: Cpt John M. Johnson
- 93rd Indiana: Col DeWitt C. Thomas, Cpt Charles A. Hubbard
- 10th Minnesota: Ltc Samuel P. Jennison, Cpt Edwin C. Sanders
- 72nd Ohio: Ltc Charles G. Eaton
- 95th Ohio: Ltc Jefferson Brumback
- Cogswell's Battery, Illinois Light Artillery: Lt S. Hamilton McClaury
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Lucius F. Hubbard
|
- 5th Minnesota: Ltc William B. Gere
- 9th Minnesota: Col Josiah F. Marsh
- 11th Missouri: Ltc Eli Bowyer, Maj Modesta J. Green
- 8th Wisconsin: Ltc William B. Britton
- 2nd Battery, Iowa Light Artillery: Cpt Joseph R. Reed
|
| 3rd Brigade
Col Sylvester G. Hill (k)
Col William R. Marshall
|
- 12th Iowa: Ltc John H. Stibbs
- 35th Iowa: Maj William Dill, Cpt Abraham N. Snyder
- 7th Minnesota: Col William R. Marshall, Ltc George Bradley
- 33rd Missouri: Ltc William H. Heath
- Battery I, 2nd Missouri Light Artillery: Cpt Stephen H. Julian
|
|
Second Division
BG Kenner Garrard
|
1st Brigade
Col David Moore
|
- 119th Illinois: Col Thomas J. Kinney
- 122nd Illinois: Ltc James F. Drish
- 89th Indiana: Ltc Hervey Craven
- 21st Missouri: Ltc Edwin Moore
- 9th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery: Lt Samuel G. Calfee
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col James I. Gilbert
|
|
| 3rd Brigade
Col Edward H. Wolfe
|
- 49th Illinois: Col Phineas Pease
- 117th Illinois: Ltc Jonathan Merriam
- 52nd Indiana: Ltc Zalmon S. Main
- 178th New York: Cpt John B. Gandolfo
- Battery G, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery: Cpt John W. Lowell
|
|
Third Division
Col Jonathan B. Moore
|
1st Brigade
Col Lyman M. Ward
|
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Leander Blanden
|
|
| Artillery |
|
[edit] Provisional Detachment (District of the Etowah)
MG James B. Steedman
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
Provisional Division
BG Charles Cruft
|
1st Colored Brigade
Col Thomas J. Morgan
|
- 14th U.S. Colored Troops: Ltc Henry C. Corbin
- 16th U.S. Colored Troops: Col William B. Gaw
- 17th U.S. Colored Troops: Col William R. Shafter
- 18th U.S. Colored Troops (battalion): Maj Lewis D. Joy
- 44th U.S. Colored Troops: Col Lewis Johnson
|
| 2nd Colored Brigade
Col Charles R. Thompson
|
- 12th U S. Colored Troops: Ltc William R. Sellon, Cpt Henry Hegner
- 13th U.S. Colored Troops: Col John A. Hottenstein
- 100th U.S. Colored Troops: Maj Collin Ford
- 1st Battery, Kansas Light Artillery: Cpt Marcus D. Tenney
|
| 1st Brigade
Col Benjamin Harrison
|
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col John G. Mitchell
|
- Consisted of men on detached duty from the Army of the Tennessee
|
| 3rd Brigade
Ltc Charles H. Grosvenor
|
- 68th Indiana
- 18th Ohio [mustered out of service November 9, 1864]
- 2nd Battalion, XIV Corps
|
| Artillery |
|
| Miscellaneous |
- 68th Indiana: Ltc Harvey J Espy
- 18th Ohio: Cpt Ebenezer Grosvenor, Cpt John M. Benedict, Lt Charles Grant
|
|
Post of Nashville
BG John F. Miller
|
2nd Brigade, Fourth Division, XX Corps
Col Edwin C. Mason
|
- 142nd Indiana: Col John M. Comparet
- 45th New York: Ltc Adolphus Dobke
- 176th Ohio: Ltc William B. Nesbitt
- 179th Ohio: Col Harley H. Sage
- 182nd Ohio: Col Lewis Butler
|
| Unattached |
|
| Garrison Artillery
Maj John J. Ely
|
- Bridges' Battery, Illinois Light: Lt Lyman A. White
- 2nd Battery, Indiana Light: Cpt James S. Whicher
- 4th Battery, Indiana Light: Cpt Benjamin F. Johnson
- 12th Battery, Indiana Light: Cpt James E. White
- 21st Battery, Indiana Light: Cpt Abram Piatt Andrew
- 22nd Battery, Indiana Light: Cpt Edward W. Nicholson
- 24th Battery, Indiana Light: Lt Hiram Allen
- Battery F, 1st Michigan Light: Cpt Byron D. Paddock
- Battery A, 1st Ohio Light: Lt Charles W. Scovill
- Battery E, 1st Ohio Light: Lt Frank B. Reckard
- 20th Battery, Ohio Light: Cpt William Backus
- Battery C, 1st Tennessee Light: Lt Joseph Grigsby
- Battery D, 1st Tennessee Light: Cpt Samuel D. Leinart
- Battery A, 3rd U.S. Colored Light: Cpt Josiah V. Meigs
|
| Quartermaster’s Division
BG James L. Donaldson
|
[edit] Cavalry Corps
MG James H. Wilson
Escort
- 4th United States, Lt. Joseph Hedges
| Division |
Brigade |
Regiments and Others |
|
1st Division
|
1st Brigade
BG John T. Croxton
|
- 8th Iowa: Col Joseph B. Dorr
- 4th Kentucky Mounted Infantry: Col Robert M. Kelly
- 2nd Michigan: Ltc Benjamin Smith
- 1st Tennessee: Ltc Calvin M. Dyer
- Board of Trade Battery, Illinois Light Artillery: Cpt George I. Robinson
|
| 2nd and 3rd Brigades under BG E. M. McCook in western Kentucky |
|
5th Division
BG Edward Hatch
|
1st Brigade
Col Robert R. Stewart
|
- 3rd Illinois: Ltc Robert H. Carnahan
- 11th Indiana: Ltc Abram Sharra
- 12th Missouri: Col Oliver Wells
- 10th Tennessee: Maj William P. Story, Maj James T. Abernathy
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Datus E. Coon
|
- 6th Illinois: Ltc John Lynch
- 7th Illinois: Maj John M. Graham
- 9th Illinois: Cpt Joseph W. Harper
- 2nd Iowa: Maj Charles C. Horton
- 12th Tennessee Cavalry: Col George Spalding
- Battery I, 1st Illinois Light Artillery: Lt Joseph A. McCarthey
|
|
6th Division
BG Richard W. Johnson
|
1st Brigade
Col Thomas J. Harrison
|
- 16th Illinois: Maj Charles H. Beeres
- 5th Iowa: Ltc Harlon Baird
- 7th Ohio: Col Israel Garrard
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col James Biddle
|
- 14th Illinois: Maj Haviland Tompkins
- 6th Indiana: Maj Jacob S. Stephens
- 8th Michigan: Col Elisha Mix
- 3rd Tennessee: Maj Benjamin Cunningham
|
| Artillery |
|
|
7th Division
BG Joseph F. Knipe
|
1st Brigade
BG John H. Hammond
|
- 9th Indiana: Col George W. Jackson
- 10th Indiana: Ltc Benjamin Q. A. Gresham
- 19th Pennsylvania: Ltc Joseph C. Hess
- 2nd Tennessee: Ltc William R. Cook
- 4th Tennessee: Ltc Jacob M. Thornburgh
|
| 2nd Brigade
Col Gilbert M. L. Johnson
|
- 12th Indiana: Col Edward Anderson
- 13th Indiana: Ltc William T. Pepper
- 6th Tennessee: Col Fielding Hurst
|
| Artillery |
|
[edit] References