Union Regimental Information

The monument to Albert Wolson is south of Gettysburg on Hancock Avenue in Ziegler's Woods in front of Cyclorama.  He was a drummer boy and did not see any action.

The last soldier that fought for the Union and saw action was James Albert Hard

Front:

Memorial to the
Grand Army of the Republic

Right:

Dedicated on September 12, 1956
by National Auxiliary to
Sons of Union Veterans
of the Civil War 1861 - 1865

Left:

Senior Vice Commander-in-Chief
of the G.A.R.
Albert Woolson of Duluth, Minnesota.
The last survivor.

It should be noted that since the end of the war, a LOT of information was either lost or destroyed.  Especially with the Confederacy.  As you will notice with a LOT of the rosters for both the Union & Confederacy, a lot of them are incomplete or have no names.  Some units only have a few names that were found over the course of time.  Units that should have over 1,000 men's names, might only have 3-400 or maybe less.

Please note that I am going through all of my web site and trying to square things away.  I'm deleting a lot of pictures that are not really needed.  I ask that if and when you go through the site and see anything that is incorrect, such as no background pictures, no pictures of headstones or any pictures and any links that don't work.  Please contact me.  Here is my e-mail link:  Ranger95

Note: In most all of the rosters, you might see "No Further Record".  The reason I put this up is because the individual was not listed on the rosters.  Going through find-a-grave and other references, I would find someone and go to the Regiment/Unit they were listed as being in and I couldn't find them.  I would add them to that certain Regiment/Unit.  Being there was no information about the soldier, I would put in the remarks column "No Further Record". 

References

Alabama New Hampshire    
Arizona Territory U. S. New Jersey        
Arizona Territory New Mexico 
Arkansas New York    
California North Carolina 
Colorado Ohio   
Connecticut Oregon  
Corps De Afrique Pennsylvania
Dakota Territory Rhode Island 
Delaware South Carolina  
District of Columbia Tennessee  
Florida Texas  
Formations and Ranks in Civil War Units Union Order of Battles
Generals of the Union  U.S. Colored Troops    
Georgia U. S. Marines 
Illinois U. S. Navy
Indiana   U.S. Regular Army     
Iowa                        U. S. Signal Corps     
Kansas    U.S. Veteran Reserve Corps   
Kentucky U.S. Veteran Volunteers   
Louisiana U.S. Volunteers    
Maine    U.S. Volunteers (Indian Troops)
Maryland Utah 
Massachusetts Vermont
Michigan Virginia  
Minnesota   Washington   
Mississippi    West Virginia   
Missouri      Wisconsin    
Nebraska      Unknown Soldiers    
Nevada Officers of the Navy     
Surgeons of the Navy      Paymasters of the Navy 
Chief Engineers of the Navy    Union Campaigns  

( Note: Surgeons, Officers, Paymasters & Chief Engineers of the Navy will be listed with the Navy section.  Click on their link to go there.)

Union Corps Histories
 
1st Corps 2nd Corps 3rd Corps
4th Corps (Army of the Potomac) 4th Corps (Army of the Cumberland) 5th Corps
6th Corps 7th Corps (Department of Virginia) 7th Corps (Department of Arkansas)
8th Corps 9th Corps 10th Corps
11th Corps 12th Corps 13th Corps
14th Corps 15th Corps 16th Corps
17th Corps 18th Corps 19th Corps
20th Corps (McCook's) 20th Corps (Hooker's) 21st Corps
22nd Corps 23rd Corps 24th Corps

25th Corps

Cavalry Corps (Army of the Potomac) Cavalry Corps (Armies of the West)

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