Organization
Commanding Officers
- Lt. Colonel Alfred A. C. Williams (6 Apr-21 Dec 1864), 21 December 1864 resigned
- Lt. Colonel Milo George (22 Dec 1864-10 Jan 1865), 22 Nov 1865 mustered out
- Major Alfred A. C. Williams (18 Mar-6 Apr 1864), 6 Apr 1864 promoted to lieutenant colonel
- Major Milo George (9 Apr-22 Dec 1864), 22 Dec 1864 promoted to lieutenant colonel upon Williams' resignation
- Major Noyes Baldwin (21 Feb-31 Mar 1865), promoted 31 Mar 1865 from Company B
Companies
| Company | Commander | Enlisted Strength |
|---|---|---|
| Company A | Elias B. Zabriske | 137 |
| Company B | Noyes Baldwin Joseph H. Matthewson |
131 |
| Company C | Henry C. Johnson John H. Dalton |
129 |
| Company D | Milo George Almond B. Wells |
152 |
| Company E | Robert C. Payne | 122 |
| Company F | Joseph W. Calder | 117 |
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