The Unattached Companies
| Company | Unatt. # | Muster date |
|---|---|---|
| A | 3rd | 10 January 1863 |
| B | 6th | 19 May 1863 |
| C | 7th | 14 August 1863 |
| D | 8th | 14 August 1863 |
| E | 9th | 27 August 1863 |
| F | 10th | 16 September 1863 |
| G | 11th | 20 October 1863 |
| H | 12th | 20 November 1863 |
| I | 13th | 10 February 1864 |
| K | 14th | 12 May 1864 |
| L | 15th | 30 May 1864 |
| M | 16th | August 1864 |
The other unattached heavy artillery companies raised in Massachusetts, the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th, had become the 1st Battalion Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery in 1863.
Read more about this topic: 3rd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery
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