Rich Mountain order of battle

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The following is the organization of the Union and Confederate forces engaged at the Battle of Rich Mountain, during the American Civil War in 1861.

Abbreviations used[]

Union forces[]

Department of the Ohio (Army of Occupation): MG George B. McClellan

Union forces
Brigades Regiments

Rich Mountain
   MG George B. McClellan

Schleich's Brigade


   BG Newton Schleich

Rosecrans' Brigade


   BG William S. Rosecrans[1]

  • 17th Ohio: Col John M. Connel
  • 19th Ohio: Col Samuel Beatty
  • 8th Indiana: Col William P. Benton
  • 10th Indiana: Col Mahlon D. Manson
  • 13th Indiana: Col Jeremiah C. Sullivan
  • Independent Company, Ohio Cavalry: Cpt Henry W. Burdsal
  • 4th U.S. Artillery, Battery G: Cpt Albion P. Howe
  • 4th U.S. Artillery, Battery I: Cpt Oscar A. Mack
McCook's Advance Brigade


   Col Robert L. McCook

  • 4th Ohio: Col Lorin Andrews
  • 9th Ohio: Col Robert L. McCook
  • 1st Michigan Artillery, Battery A: Lt George Van Pelt

Laurel Hill
   BG Thomas A. Morris

Morris' "Indiana" Brigade


   BG Thomas A. Morris

Hill's Brigade


   BG Charles W. Hill

  • 8th Ohio: Col Herman G. Depuy
  • 15th Ohio: Col George W. Andrews
  • 16th Ohio: Col James Irvine

Confederate forces[]

Army of the Northwest: BG Robert S. Garnett[2]

Confederate forces
Regiments
Laurel Hill


   BG Robert S. Garnett

  • 1st Georgia: Col James N. Ramsey
  • 9th Battalion, Virginia Infantry: Maj George W. Hansborough
  • 23rd Virginia: Col William B. Taliaferro
  • 31st Virginia: Ltc William L. Jackson
  • 37th Virginia: Col Samuel V. Fulkerson
  • Danville Artillery: Cpt Lindsay M. Shumaker
  • Smith's Cavalry Squadron: Cpt John G. Smith
  • Jackson's Cavalry Squadron: Cpt George Jackson
Rich Mountain


   Ltc John Pegram

  • 20th Virginia: Capt. Julius A. De Lagnel
  • 25th Virginia: Ltc Jonathan M. Heck
  • 44th Virginia: Col William C. Scott
  • 14th Virginia Cavalry, Company I: Cpt Franklin F. Sterrett
  • Lee Battery: Cpt Pierce B. Anderson

References[]

  • Eicher, John H; Eicher, David J (2001). Civil War High Commands. Stanford University Press. ISBN 0-8047-3641-3. Retrieved 2012-12-19.

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