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    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry (Union)

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    Massachusetts, United States of America

    Companies

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company A (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company B (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company C (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company D (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company E (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company F (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company F&S (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company G (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company H (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company I (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company K (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company L (Union)

    Massachusetts 1st Volunteer Cavalry, Company M (Union)

    Field Officers

    Army of the Potomac

    Brigadier General Alfred Pleasonton

    Brigadier General David M. Gregg

    Brigadier General David McMurtrie Gregg

    Brigadier General Henry E. Davies

    Brigadier General William W. Averell

    Colonel Alfred N. Duffié

    Colonel Horace B. Sargent

    Colonel John B. McIntosh

    Colonel John F. Farnsworth

    Colonel Louis P. Di Cesnola

    Colonel William Stedman

    Captain Caspar Crowninshield

    Lieutenant Colonel Greely S. Curtis

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