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[Civil War] [Douglas Hospital Washington, D C] [United States Army Invalid Corps]Biblio.com

Civil War Document: November 1863 Douglas Hospital Washington D. C. Invalid Corps Report of 22 listed soldiers their rank company regiment etc.

186333734Washington DC: Union Army 1863. Document. Very good. Hand Written Document. Folded. Approx. 11.5" x 8". 4 pages 1 page unused. Information written on lined paper with red columns. 22 numbered soldiers in the Invalid Corps are listed. Document is in very good condition. The Veteran Reserve Corps originally the Invalid Corps was a military reserve organization created within the Union Army during the American Civil War to allow partially disabled or otherwise infirm soldiers or former soldiers to perform light duty freeing able-bodied soldiers to serve on the front lines wikipedia. Transcribed as follows: Douglas Hospital Washington D.C. Nov. 1st 1863. Received this first day of November 1863 at Douglas Hospital Washington D.C. from Depot Camp Invalid Corps Col. M. N. Wisewell Commanding the following named men transferred to Co. "K" 11th Regiment Invalid Corps by order of Provost Marshal General is marked out Medical Director of Washington. The following names rank Co. Reg't are listed. Most of the ranks for the men are missing. The date of transfer and remarks are omitted 1. George Vock Priv. Co. C 82d Ill 2. Houston Heichel Co. G 57 PA 3. George W. Perry Co. C 6th ME 4. Conrad Vollweilor Co. D 119th N.Y. 5. Charles M. Lane Co. I 11th N.H. 6. Andrew J. Dyer Co. C 18th Mass 7. Horace C. Wilson Corp'l. 3d N.Y. Ind. Baty. 8. William Scace Priv. Co. G 43d N.Y. 9. P. Henry Curtin Co. E. 6th N.H. 10. Silas W. Day Priv. Co. B. 60th N.Y. 11. William M. Burchard Co. G. 16th Conn. 12. Daniel F. Smith Co. D. 20th ME 13. Charles W. Kline Co. K. 107th PA 14. James E. Riley Co. B. 3d PA R.C. 15. Abraham K. Ferris Co. K. 7th N.J. 16. Abraham W. Rose Co. E. 9th N.J. 17. William Roggenstein Co. H. 146th N.Y. 18. Levi I Dorr Co. B. 13th Mass 19. Z. M. Raymond Corp'l Co. B. 144th N.Y. 20. Andrew S. Mason Priv. Co. D. 6th MD 21 James Cox Co. F. 1st PA Cav. 22. Julian Lasche Co. K. 26th Wis. Nineteen of the above are present for duty one sick and two absent on furlough. signed Hannibal D. Norton 1st Lieut. Comd'g C. K. 11th Reg't late 22d Co 2d Batte Invalid Corps. written on page 4 Original List of men transferred to Co. K. 11th Regt I.C. Nov. 1 '63 sent copy Nov. 1st - 63 to Col. M N Wisewell. Union Army unknown

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US Army; 4th Ohio Cavalry, 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, Cavalry Corps of the Department of the CumberlandBiblio.com

Civil War Muster Roll of the Brigade Staff of 4th Ohio Cavalry 2nd Brigade 2nd Division Cavalry Corps of the Department of the Cumberland while stationed in Tennessee. Original Union Military Document

18632604050021United States Army 1863. First Edition. Manuscripts & Paper Collectibles. Very Good. Signed. Large two sided document. Printed with manuscript names filled in. The first name listed is Colonel Eli Long. This document shows the Colonel Captains Sergeants Lieutenants and the privates. This document shows the pay from October 31st 1863 to December 31st 1863. According to NPS: "On February 23 1863 Long was appointed colonel of the 4th Ohio Cavalry a regiment which recently had surrendered to the Confederate raider Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan. Long improved the morale of the regiment and led it in the Tullahoma Campaign. He commanded the regiment's brigade the 2nd Brigade 2nd Division Cavalry Corps of the Department of the Cumberland between March 1863 and August 20 1864 including service at the Battle of Chickamauga. Long was wounded in the left side at the Battle of Farmington Tennessee October 7 1863. He was distinguished in the Atlanta Campaign where he suffered a head wound at the Battle of Jonesboro Georgia August 20 1864 and wounds in the right arm and right thigh at the Battle of Lovejoy's Station Georgia August 21 1864. Long received brevet grade appointments as major lieutenant colonel and colonel in the Regular Army of the United States for "gallant and meritorious services" at the Battle of Farmington and Battle of Fort Sanders Knoxville in Tennessee and Battle of Lovejoy's Station in Georgia respectively. Between November 16 1864 and April 2 1865 Long commanded the 2nd Division of the Cavalry Corps of the Military Division of Mississippi under Major General James H. Wilson. On April 2 1865 during Wilson’s Raid Long was severely wounded in the head at the Battle of Selma Alabama. During that battle he led the 2nd Division in a charge upon the entrenchments that resulted in the capture of that town. During the Civil War Long was wounded five times and also cited for gallantry five times. On January 13 1866 President Andrew Johnson nominated Long for appointment to the brevet grade of major general of volunteers United States Army unknown

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