Kernstown II Union Order of Battle - Army of West Virginia

Army of West Virginia

Bvt MG George Crook

Division	Brigade	Regiments and Others
First Division Col Joseph Thoburn	First Brigade Col George D. Wells	34th Massachusetts Infantry 116th Ohio Infantry 123rd Ohio Infantry 170th Ohio Infantry 5th New York Heavy Artillery
First Division Col Joseph Thoburn	Second Brigade Col William G. Ely	18th Connecticut Infantry 2nd Maryland Eastern Shore Infantry 1st West Virginia Infantry 4th West Virginia Infantry 12th West Virginia Infantry
Second Division Col Isaac H. Duval	First Brigade Col Rutherford B. Hayes	23rd Ohio Infantry 36th Ohio Infantry 5th West Virginia Infantry 13th West Virginia Infantry
Second Division Col Isaac H. Duval	Second Brigade Col Daniel D. Johnson	34th Ohio Infantry 91st Ohio Infantry 9th West Virginia Infantry 14th West Virginia Infantry
Third Division Col James A. Mulligan	First Brigade Col Thomas M. Harris	23rd Illinois Infantry 10th West Virginia Infantry
Third Division Col James A. Mulligan	Second Brigade Ltc John P. Linton	54th Pennsylvania Infantry 11th West Virginia Infantry 5th West Virginia Infantry
	Artillery	30th Battery, New York Light Artillery 1st Battery, Ohio Light Artillery Battery L, 5th United States Artillery Battery E, 1st West Virginia Light Artillery

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