Military Record of Civilian Appointments in the United States Army, Volume 2D. Van Nostrand, 1873 - United States |
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16th U. S. Infantry 2d Bull Run 2d U. S. Cavalry 2d U. S. Infantry 4th U. S. Artillery 6th U. S. Cavalry Appointed from Pennsylvania April Atlanta campaign August battle of Chancellorsville battle of Chickamauga battle of Gaines battle of Gettysburg Born in Pennsylvania Brevet Captain U. S. Brevet Colonel U. S. Brevet First Lieutenant Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel U. S. Brevet Major U. S. Captain U. S. Army Commanding company Commissary of Subsistence December Engaged faithful and meritorious February gallant and meritorious Georgia Indians January June Lieutenant 1st U. S. Lieutenant 2d U. S. Lieutenant 4th U. S. Lieutenant U. S. Army Lieutenant-Colonel U. S. Army Lieutenant-Colonel U. S. Volunteers Major U. S. Army Major U. S. Volunteers March meritorious services Mexico MILITARY HISTORY November October Potomac Quartermaster recruiting duty Resigned Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 1st Second Lieutenant 2d Second Lieutenant 4th September siege of Yorktown Tenn Tennessee Transferred Unassigned Virginia Volunteer Infantry
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