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Military Rank Abbreviations Used

MG = Major General
BG = Brigadier General
Col = Colonel
Ltc = Lieutenant Colonel
Maj = Major
Cpt = Captain

Other

(w) = wounded
(mw) = mortally wounded
(k) = killed in action
(c) = captured
(r) = filed official report for Battle of Fort Stedman
(rc) = filed OR with casualties for Battle of Fort Stedman

II, V & VI Corps UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Official Reports were filed by elements of these Corps for the action at Ford Stedman. Several units acted as skirmishers and may have exchanged infantry- or artillery-fire without casualties. This page is being worked as a check-off list for consideration of movement to the main page. The starting point is the most recent battle in the Petersburg Campaign. Heavy reductions from this list are expected.

II Corps

MG Andrew A. Humphreys^[1]^[2]

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
First Division BG Nelson A. Miles	1st Brigade Col George W. Scott	26th Michigan: Lt Hickock (w) 5th New Hampshire: Maj James E. Larkin 61st New York: Maj George W. Scott 111th New York: Ltc Husk 81st Pennsylvania: Ltc William Wilson 140th Pennsylvania: Cpt Kerr
	2nd Brigade Col R. Nugent Cpt Patrick H. Bird	28th Massachusetts: Ltc James Flemming (w) 63rd New York: Cpt William. H. Terwilliger 69th New York: Col James J. Smith 88th New York: Cpt John Smith 126th New York: Captain I. Hart Wilder
	3rd Brigade Col Augustus Funk	39th New York: Maj John McE. Hyde 53rd New York: Ltc Henry M. Karples
	4th Brigade Col Mintzer	53rd Pennsylvania Veterans: Col George C. Anderson 148th Pennsylvania: Cpt Alfred A. Rhinehart
Second Division [not engaged]
Third Division Bvt MG Gershom Mott	1st Brigade BG P. Regis De Trobriand	20th Indiana: Cpt John W. Shafer 40th New York: Ltc Madison M. Cannon 86th New York: Col Nathan H. Vincent 99th Pennsylvania: Cpt Frederick W. Lewis 110th Pennsylvania: Cpt John B. Fite
	2nd Brigade BG Byron R. Pierce	17th Maine: Ltc William Hobson 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery: Maj Nathaniel Shatswell 5th Michigan: Col John Pulford 93rd New York: Ltc Haviland Gifford 57th Pennsylvania: Ltc Joseph H. Horton
	3rd Brigade BG Robert McAllister	7th New Jersey: Col Francis Price 8th New Jersey: Maj Henry Hartford 11th New Jersey: Cpt Charles F. Gage 120th New York: Maj Walter F. Scott

V Corps

MG Gouverneur K. Warren

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
First Division (all good) BG Charles Griffin	1st Brigade BG Joshua L. Chamberlain	198th Pennsylvania
	2nd Brigade [not engaged]
	3rd Brigade BG Joseph J. Bartlett	20th Maine Infantry: Ltc Walter G. Morrill 15th Michigan: Maj William O. Colt 83rd Pennsylvania Infantry: Col Chauncey P. Rogers 118th Pennsylvania Infantry: Ltc Henry O'Neill
Second Division [not engaged]
Third Division [not engaged]

VI Corps

MG Horatio G. Wright

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
First Division MG Frank Wheaton	1st Brigade [not engaged]
	2nd Brigade BG Joseph E. Hamblin	2nd Connecticut Heavy Artillery: Col James Hubbard 65th New York Infantry: Ltc Henry C. Fisk 121st New York Infantry: Col Egbert Olcott 95th Pennsylvania Infantry: Ltc John Harper
	3rd Brigade Colonel Oliver Edwards	37th Massachusetts 82nd Pennsylvania 119th Pennsylvania 2nd Rhode Island 5th Wisconsin
Second Division BG Romeyn B. Ayres	1st Brigade Col James M. Warner	93rd Pennsylvania Veterans: Ltc D. C. Keller (w)
	2nd Brigade MG Lewis A. Grant	2nd Vermont Infantry: Ltc Amasa S. Tracy 3rd Vermont Infantry: Col Horace W. Floyd 4th Vermont Infantry: Col Horace W. Floyd 6th Vermont Infantry: Ltc Sumner H. Lincoln 10th Vermont Infantry: Ltc George B. Damon
	3rd Brigade [not engaged]
Third Division BG Samuel W. Crawford	1st Brigade [not engaged]
Third Division BG Samuel W. Crawford	2nd Brigade BG J. Warren Keifer	110th Ohio: Col Otho H. Binkley 122nd Ohio: Ltc Charles M. Cornyn 126th Ohio: Ltc Thomas W. McKinnie 67th Pennsylvania: Maj William G. Williams 6th Maryland: Ltc Joseph C. Hill 9th New York Heavy Artillery: Ltc James W. Snyder

References

^ Second Division, Cavalry Corps was also under Hancock's orders
^ The First Division under Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles manned the Petersburg trenches and did not take part in the battle (see: Hancock's report)

[Cavalry-1] Second Division, Cavalry Corps was also under Hancock's orders

[2] The First Division under Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles manned the Petersburg trenches and did not take part in the battle (see: Hancock's report)

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