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About the "Old Bucktails"

Listed herein are books and articles that include information about the Bucktails. It is our hope that, ultimately, we will include every article written about the regiment, every letter written by a Bucktail that is still in existence, every book written on the 1st Pennsylvania Rifles , and every reference to the "Tails" in the Official Records, in any other publication, record, report, newspaper or manuscript.

To thoroughly research a Civil War regiment, it is essential to include material that does not necessarily include a direct reference to the regiment. Often much is learned from collateral sources such as histories of other regiments that fought next to or near the Bucktails. We can learn much about the regiment by studying the movements of the various brigades, divisions, and Corps' that the Bucktails were attached to. In an effort to distinguish between the various sources, I will try to break down the information into various categories, as follows: Individual soldier accounts (letters, diaries, etc); Information at the regimental level (Bucktails specifically mentioned); Information at the Brigade, Division, and Corps level; For example if the source is written about McCall's division and the Bucktail's were part of McCall's division at the time of the account, this information will be listed under the Brigade,Division, Corps level. Some sources may fall into more than category....in which case, the source will be listed under each category.

There are many links to the Making of America web site, since they already have many of the cited sources scanned and residing on their web site. All links to the MOA are included here with their full agreement and permission.

If you have information on the "Old Bucktails" that may not be included herein, we would be eternally indebted to you if you would provide us with that information. Thank you!

Brief History

Individual Level

Regimental Level

Brigade, Division, Corps Level

Official Records

INDIVIDUAL SOLDIER ACCOUNTS

Bard, John P., Pennsylvania At War: The "Old Bucktails," 42d Regt. P.V. at the Battle of Gettysburg. The Weekly Press, Philadelphia, May 19, 1886.--NOTE--This is the same as Pennsylvania. Gettysburg Battlefield Commission. Pennsylvania at Gettysburg: Ceremonies at the Dedication of the Monuments Erected by the Commonwealth.. Vol 1. Harrisburg, PA: William S. Ray, 1914

Dangerfield, Mrs., "How Cupid Brought Us News of Ashby", Confederate Veteran, June 1900, pg 274.

Groff, Israel M., Letter to friend Abraham, December 23, 1862.

Goldsborough, William A. "How Ashby Was Killed : A Correspondent Reviews the Fighting Before the Battle of Cross Keys." Southern Historical Society Papers 21 (1893)

Hallyday, Lamar, "Maryland Troops in the Confederate Service", Southern Historical Society Papers, pgs 131-132.

Hartzell, Isiah, Letter, 12/23/1861.

Hartzell, Isiah, Letter, 12/26/1861.

Hartzell, Isiah, Letter, 3/14/1862 .

Hewes, M. Warner, “Turner Ashby’s Courage”, Confederate Veteran, Dec 1897, pg 613.

Hobson, Charles F., and Shankman, Arnold. "Colonel of the Bucktails: Civil War letters of Charles Frederick Taylor." Pennsylvania Magazine and Biography 97 (1973)

Hogan, N.B., "Thrilling War Experience", Confederate Veteran, Sept. 1894, pg 268.

Holland, William A., "The Old Bucktails--Their History", Duncannon Record, August 24, 1988

"Jackson's Valley Campaign", Confederate Veteran, Sept. 1898, pgs 419-421

Johnson, B. T.. General, "Fight with the Bucktails", Southern Historical Society Papers 10 (1882:Jan/Dec.) 103

Kane, Thomas L., Letter to Andrew J. Curtin, USAMHI

Lewis, Thomas B, Affidavit in support of Jacob McCloud's request for a pension., 1887

McClellan, George Brinton, Report of Major-General B. McClellan, upon the organization of the Army of the Potomac, and its campaigns in Virginia and Maryland, from July 26, 1861, to November 7, 1862. Reprinted entire from the copy transmitted by the secretary of war to the House of representatives. Chicago, Times steam book & job printing establishment, 1864, pg 12,13.

Minnigh, H.N., History of Company K, 1st (Inft,) Penn'a Reserves, Gettysburg, PA, Thomas Publications, 1998, pgs.37-67.

Park, Robert E., Diary of Captain Robert E. Park, 12th Alabama Regiment, Southern Historical Society Papers, pgs 435-437.

Rauch, William H., Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps "round-up"...June 24,25, 1903, Harrisburg, Pa. Together with a roster of comrades present., Phila.,PA, Electric Printing Co., 1903.

Presley, William. Memoirs. USAMHI, HbCWRT Collection

Report of Major-General John Pope. Letter from the secretary of war, in answer to resolution of the House of 18th ultimo, transmitting copy of report of Major General John Pope. March 3, 1863.-- Laid on the table and ordered to be printed. United States. Army. Dept. of Virginia. Washington, 1863, pgs 53, 69, 70, 71.

Shatto, George W. Letter (13th Pa. Reserves), USAMHI, CW Misc Collection. Transcribed by Jack Richardson.

Strother, D.H., "Personal Recollections of the War", Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Harper & Bros., New York, May, 1867, p 731.

"The Death of Turner Ashby, by A Member of Stonewall Jackson's Staff." The Old Guard Volume 4, Issue 8, C. Chauncey Burr & Co, New York, Aug 1866, pp 473-478.

Thompson, O.R. Howard and Rauch, William H., History of the "Bucktails," Kane Rifle regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps (13th Pennsylvania Reserves), 42nd of the Line. Dayton, Ohio: Morningside House, Inc., 1988

Valentine, Robert B., Affidavit in support of Jacob McCloud's request for a pension, 1890.

Woodward, E.M., Major, Our Campaigns; The Second Regiment Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteers, or The Marches, Bivouacs, Incidents of Camp Life and History of Our Regiment During Its Three Years Term of Service, Philadelphia, PA, J.E. Porter, 1864.

"Work of a Confederate Woman" 'Mrs. Jane Claudia Johnson's Effective Activities for the Cause of Maryland, Wife of General Bradley T. Johnson, Confederate Veteran, July 1901, pg 323.

Young, M.O.,Sgt., Recollections with the 9th Georgia Infantry, CSA, Georgia Department of Archives & History

Individual Soldier Accounts Published in Hometown Newspapers

I would like to acknowledge Penn State University's for providing many of the News articles cited below that appeared in the Wellsboro Agitator, and thank them for permitting me to post the articles on this web site.

Bucktail, "Letter from the Bucktail Regiment ", Philadelphia Press, 12/05/1861, p2,

Bucktail Pat, 13th Penna. Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/17/1862, p2, c1.

Cameron, Simon, "Letter to General McCall", Perry County Advocate & Press, 1/8/1862.

Carson, Kit, "From Another Correspondent", Wellsboro Agitator, 4/09/1862, p2, c3-4

Coller, B.F., 1st Penna. Artillery Regiment, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 2/14/1862.

Drexler, George S., 1st Penna. Reserves, Company ?, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 10/23/1861

"Forward March", 14th Penna Reserves, Company D, Warren Mail, 6/15/1861.

G.W.M, "The Battle of Drainsville", Wellsboro Agitator, 1/08/1862, p1.

G.W.M, "From the Tioga Boys", 13th Reserves, Company ?, The Agitator, 10/09/1861, p1, c4-5.

G.W.M, "From an Invalid Soldier ", 13th Reserves, Company ?, Wellsboro Agitator, 11/05/1862, p1, c4-5.

G.W.M, "From an Tioga Boy", 13th Reserves, Company ?, Wellsboro Agitator, 11/19/1861, p1, c5-6, p2, c1.

Graham, H.A., 1st Penna. Reserves, Company H, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 7/16/1862.

Graham, W.A., 1st Penna. Reserves, Company H, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 8/20/1862.

Heck, Isaac, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, Shirleysburg Herald, 7/2/1861

Kilbourn, Ferdinand, 13th Penna Reserves, Company I, "To the Wellsboro Agitator", Wellsboro Agitator, 6/5/1861

Lemon, John, 13th Penna Reserves, "Potomac River, Raftsman Journal, 7/24/1861

M.W.G., 13th Penna. Reserves, "Camp Tennally", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/18/1861, p2

Masten, James H.,13th Penna Reserves, Company D, Warren Mail, written 8/03/1861.

McGee, Dennis, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette 6/24/1862.

McGee, Dennis, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, Mauch Chunk Gazette, 7/15/1862

McGee, Dennis, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, 10/9/1862

McGee, Dennis, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, Date published unknown, letter written 2/13/1862

Quigley, George B., 13th Penna Reserves, Company D, Warren Ledger, 8/7/1861

Quigley, George B., 13th Reserves, Company D, Warren Ledger, 7/18/1861

R.B.W., 13th Penna Reserves, Company ?, "A Card", Wellsboro Agitator, 2/19/1862, p1, c4-5.

R.B.W., 13th Penna Reserves, Company ?, "Situation of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/30/1862, p3, c1-2.

R.B.W., 13th Penna Reserves, Company ?, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/28/1861, p2, c4.

R.M.P., "From the 6th Pennsylvania", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/16/1862, p2, c3.

Sears, George W., 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "Bucktail Correspondence", Wellsboro Agitator, 5/01/1861.

Sears, George W., (Nessmuck), 13th Reserves, Company E, "Bucktail Correspondence", Wellsboro Agitator, 5/08/1861.

Sears, George W., (Nessmuck), 13th Reserves, Company E, "Bucktail Correspondence", Wellsboro Agitator, 5/15/1861, p2,c2.

Sears, George W., (Nessmuck), 13th Reserves, Company E, "Bucktail Correspondence", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/24/1861.

********Sheibley, James P., 7th Penna. Reserves, Company B, "For the Advocate & Press". Perry County Advocate & Press, 4/7/1862.

********Sheibley, James P., 7th Penna. Reserves, Company B, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 5/8/1862.

********Sheibley, James P., 7th Penna. Reserves, Company B, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 12/4/1861.

Smith, John C., 13th Penna. Reserves, Company B, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 7/30/1862.

********Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From the Buck-Tails",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/11/1861, p2,c4-5.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From the Buck-Tails",Wellsboro Agitator, 1/22/1862, p2,c3.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "Camp Pierpont ",Wellsboro Agitator, 2/26/1862, p1,c6.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "Camp Pierpont ",Wellsboro Agitator, 2/26/1862, p2,c3-4

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 4/23/1862, p1,c5.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 5/28/1862, p2,c3-4.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 6/04/1862, p2,c5.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 6/11/1862, p2,c4.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 11/19/1862, p2,c3-4.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/03/1862, p2,c4-5.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "From Niles Company ",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/17/1862, p2,c1.

Soger-Boy, 13th Penna Reserves, Company E, "Bucktail City",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/25/1861, p2,

Stebbins, Orren M., 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, Wellsboro Agitator, 7/3/1861.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, Wellsboro Agitator, 7/24/1861.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, Wellsboro Agitator, 7/31/1861

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/31/1861, p2,c4.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/7/1861, p2,c4.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/14/1861, p2,c1.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/21/1861, p2,c5.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/04/1861, p1,c5

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/11/1861, p2,c5.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/18/1861, p2.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys", Wellsboro Agitator, 10/02/1861. p2,c5.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys",Wellsboro Agitator, 10/09/1861, p2, c3

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys",Wellsboro Agitator, 10/16/1861, p2, c3

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator,10/23/1861, p2,c4.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator,10/30/1861, p2,c4-5.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Buck-Tails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 11/20/1861, p2, c3

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Buck-Tails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/04/1861, p2, c3

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Buck-Tails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/11/1861, p2, c4

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Buck-Tails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/18/1861, p2, c2

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Buck-Tails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 12/25/1861, p2

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, Wellsboro Agitator, 1/08/1862, p2.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails ", Wellsboro Agitator,2/05/1862, p1.c4.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails ", Wellsboro Agitator,2/12/1862, p1.c4.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails ", Wellsboro Agitator,2/26/1862, p2.c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From Niles Company",Wellsboro Agitator, 3/05/1862, p3.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 3/12/1862, p2, c3.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 3/19/1862, p2, c1.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 3/26/1862, p2, c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 4/02/1862, p2, c3.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 4/09/1862, p2, c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 4/23/1862, p2, c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 4/30/1862, p2, c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 5/14/1862, p2, c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 5/21/1862, p2, c2.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 5/28/1862, p2, c1.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 6/04/1862, p2, c4-5.

Stebbins, Orren M., (Col. Crockett) 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From The Bucktails ",Wellsboro Agitator, 6/11/1862, p2, c3-4.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails", Wellsboro Agitator, 6/25/1862, p1,c6.

Stebbins, Orren (Col. Crockett), 13th Penna Reserves, Company A, "From the Bucktails", Wellsboro Agitator, 6/25/1862, p2,c4-5.

Stinn, P., 1st Penna. Artillery, Company G, "For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 11/13/1861

Stone, O.B., 13th Penna. Reserves, Company ?, "From Niles Company ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/16/1862, p2,c4

Stone, O.B., 13th Penna. Reserves, Company ?, "From Niles Company ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/06/1862, p2,c4

Stone, Roy, 13th Penna. Reserves, Major, "From The Bucktail Regiment ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/23/1862, p1,c4-5

Stone, Roy, 13th Penna. Reserves, Major, "The Bucktails Achieve Additional Honors ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/23/1862, p1,c5-6, p2, c1

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, 2/12/1862,

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, date published unknown, date written 7/4/1862,

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette 8/?/1863.

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, date published unknown, date written 5/17/1864,

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, date published unknown, date written 5/28/1863

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette, date published unknown, date written 6/23/1863.

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette date published unknown, date written 7/6/1863.

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette date published unknown, date written 7/16/1863.

Tinicum, 13th PA Reserves, Company F, "Camp Correspondence", Mauch Chunk Gazette date published unknown, date written 7/30/1863.

Unknown, "From Niles Company", Wellsboro Agitator, 3/05/1862, p2, c1.

Unknown, "From the Tioga Boys", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/24/1861.(Partial)

Unknown, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, Mauch Chunk Gazette, date published unknown, letter written 3/21/1863.

Unknown, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, Mauch Chunk Gazette, date published unknown, letter written 4/10/1863.

Unknown, 13th Penna Reserves, Company F, "From another Correspondent", Wellsboro Agitator, 10/16/1861, p2, c4.

Volunteer of Company K, 12th PA Reserves, Company K, ""For the Advocate & Press", Perry County Advocate & Press, 2/5/1862.

Accounts Published in Newspapers (Chronological) Updated 5/20/2008

Unknown, "The Bucktails and the Tigers", Philadelphia Press, 01/11/1861, p1

Unknown, Volunteer Company from Lawrenceville, Corning Journal, 5/01/1861.

Unknown, "Entusiasm", Corning Journal, 5/01/1861.

Unknown, "Letter from Camp Curtin", Philadelphia Inquirer, 05/04/1861, p1, c6

Unknown, "Bucktail Plumes", Philadelphia Inquirer, 05/04/1861, p1, c6

Unknown, "A Card to the Public" & "Bradford & Tioga", Williamsport Democrat, 5/08/1861, p3.c1

Unknown, "The New Rifle Regiment", Philadelphia Inquirer, 06/21/1861, p3, c1

Unknown, "Local and Miscellaneous", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/31/1861, p3, c1

Unknown, "Rifles and Tents for harpers Ferry", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/01/1861, p1, c2

Unknown, "Movement of the Military", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/12/1861, p8, c1

Unknown, "Deceased", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/01/1861, p1, c2

Unknown, "Dead Soldiers Floating Down the Potomac", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/04/1861, p1, c1

Unknown, "The Fresnet in the Potomac, Recovery of the Bodies of Drowned Soldiers", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/05/1861, p1, c1

Unknown, "Donations to the Pennsylvania Hospital in Virginia In General McCall's Division, Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/02/1861, p1, c2&3

Unknown, "Health of Pennsylvania Troops", Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/05/1861, p1, c1

Unknown, "The Bucktail City ", Philadelphia Press, 12/11/1861, p2,

Unknown, "Another Reconnoissance", Advocate & Press, 12/11/1861

Unknown, "Brilliant Fight with the Rebels", Advocate & press, 12/25/1861

Unknown, "Interesting from Washington, Lieutenant-Colonel Kane, Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/31/1861, p1

Unknown, "The Bucktails at Dranesville", Philadelphia Inquirer, 01/11/1862, p1, c1

Unknown, "Regimental Flags Re-Presented", Philadelphia Inquirer, 01/13/1862, p1, c3

Unknown, "Latest War News", Wellsboro Agitator, 1/15/1862, p2

Unknown, "Local and Miscellaneous ", Wellsboro Agitator, 1/15/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "The Wounded at the Battle of Dranesville", Philadelphia Inquirer, 01/20/1862, p1, c3

Unknown, "The Heroes of Dranesville", Wellsboro Agitator, 01/22/1862, p1, c4-5

Unknown, "Latest War News", Philadelphia Press, 01/24/1862, p2

Unknown, "The Election in the Bucktails", Philadelphia Press, 01/24/1862, p2a

Unknown, "The Colonelcy of the Regiment", Wellsboro Agitator, 1/29/1862, p2, c2

Unknown, "Health of General McCall's Division", Philadelphia Inquirer, 02/10/1862, p1, c2

Unknown, "Local and Miscellaneous ", Wellsboro Agitator, 3/5/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "Our Fredericksburg Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 05/31/1862, p2

Unknown, "Sick and Wounded Soldiers ", Philadelphia Press, 06/02/1862, 8, c4_6

Unknown, "List of Sick from Pennsylvania Regiments", Philadelphia Inquirer, 06/03/1862, p1, c6

Unknown,"A Sharp Fight with Jackson at Harrisonburg", Philadelphia Inquirer, 06/10/1862, p4

Unknown, "General Fremont at Harrisonburg", Philadelphia Inquirer, 06/10/1862, p1, c1_2

Unknown, "From General Fremont's Army", Advocate & Press, 6/18/1862.

Unknown, "Our Fortress Monroe Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 06/17/1862, p1

Unknown, "Movements of the Tioga Boys". 6/18/1862, p3, c1-2

Unknown, "From General Fremony's Army", Philadelphia Inquirer, 06/20/1862, p1

Unknown, "Unequal Gallantry of Our Soldiers", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/01/1862, p4, c3&4

Unknown,"Statement from Officers In the Field", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/01/1862, p4, c6

Unknown, "Our Fortress Monroe Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/01/1862, p2, c4

Unknown, "Army of the Potomac, July 1, 1862", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/01/1862, p4, c6

Unknown, "Great Battle on the Chickahominy", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/01/1862, p4, c3-5

Unknown, "Our Fortress Monroe Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/01/1862, p2, c4

Unknown, The Pennsylvania Reserves in Action", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/02/1862, p2, c1

Unknown, "The Battles at Richmond ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/02/1862, p2, c2-3

Unknown, "Movements of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/02/1862, p3 c1-2

Unknown, "Another Account", Advoate & Press, 7/02/1862.

Unknown, "The Affairs of Thursday and Friday Last", Philadelphia Press, 07/02/1862, p1

Unknown, "Sick and Wounded at and near Washington", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/03/1862, p2, c5&6

Unknown, "Additional List of Killed and Wounded in the late Battles Before Richmond", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/04/1862, p5, c1

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves---A Brief Sketch of Their History Since joining the Army Before Richmond", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/04/1862, p8, c2

Unknown, "The Battles on the Peninsula", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/05/1862, p2, c1

Unknown, "Our Fortress Monroe Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/05/1862, p4, c4

Unknown, "Report of Wounded", Advocate & Press, 7/09/1862.

Unknown, "Our Fortress Monroe Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/10/1862, p2, c4

Unknown, "The Reserves at Gettysburg ", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/13/1863, p4, c2

Unknown, "Postscript", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/16/1862, p2, c1

Unknown, "Movements of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 7/16/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "Sick and Wounded Soldiers", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/22/1862, p5

Unknown, "Union Prisoners in Virginia", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/22/1862, p3

Unknown, "An Important Meeting", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/25/1862, p8, c3

Unknown, "Arrival of More Prisoners ", Philadelphia Press, 07/29/1862, p2, c4

Unknown, "POW's Listed Below Arrived by Steamer, Philadelphia Press, 7/30/1862, p1,c3

Unknown, "Situation of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/6/1862, p2, c3-4

Unknown, "Situation of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/6/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "The Bucktail Brigade ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/6/1862, p2, c1

Unknown, "Arrival of the 'Vanderbilt'", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/08/1862, p8, c1

Unknown, "Movements of the Military ", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/12/1861, p8, c1

Unknown, "Situation of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 8/20/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "Bucktail Rifle Brigade", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/23/1862, p5

Unknown, "The Great Battle of Bull Run ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/3/1862, p2, c3-4

Unknown, "List of Pennsylvania Sick and Wounded", Philadelphia Inquirer, 09/09/1862, p4, c5

Unknown, "Situation of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/10/1862, p2, c3-4

Unknown, "Casualties in General Reynold's Division, Philadelphia Inquirer, 09/10/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves", Philadelphia Inquirer, 9/10/1862, p4, c2

Unknown, "The Death of Lieut.Joel J.Swayne", Philadelphia Inquirer, 9/10/1862, p5, c1

Unknown, "Brigadier General Kane ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/17/1862, p2, c2-3

Unknown, "Situation of the Tioga Boys ", Wellsboro Agitator, 9/24/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "From General Dix's Department", Philadelphia Inquirer, 09/27/1862, p4, c2

Unknown, "The Battle of Sharpsburg ", Wellsboro Agitator, 10/01/1862, p1, c2-6

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps", Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/06/1862, p3, c3

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps", Wellsboro Agitator, 10/08/1862, p2, c5-6

Unknown, "Soldiers Reunion ", Wellsboro Agitator, 10/15/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves", Wellsboro Agitator, 10/29/1862, p2, c1

Unknown, "General McCall and the Pennsylvania Reserves", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/03/1862, p4, c4

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/04/1862, p1, c2

Unknown, "Dead Soldiers Floating Down the Potomac", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/04/1862, p1, c1

Unknown, "Arrival of More Sick and Wounded", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/13/1862, p8

Unknown, "Local and Miscellaneous ", Wellsboro Agitator, 11/13/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "Important List of Soldiers in Washington Hospitals", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/21/1862, p2, c2

Unknown, "Pennsylvanians Buried Antietam Battlefield", Philadelphia Inq uirer, 12/09/1862, p2

Unknown, "An Incident of Battle ", Wellsboro Agitator, 12/10/1862, p2, c4-5

Unknown, "List of Killed and Wounded at Fredericksburg", Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/17/1862, p4, c1

Unknown, "1st Sgt. Sheaff, Obit", Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/19/1862, p3, c6

Unknown, "Arrival of Sick and Wounded Soldiers", Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/19/1862, p4, c3

Unknown, "Wounded Soldiers Arriving", Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/19/1862 p4, c4

Unknown, "The Battle of Fredericksburg ", Wellsboro Agitator, 12/24/1862, p3, c1

Unknown, "The Battle of Drainsville ", Wellsboro Agitator, 12/25/1861, p2

Unknown, "Jenkins Brothers", Philadelphia Inquirer, 01/08/1863, p4

Unknown, "Departure of the Pennsylvania Corps", Philadelphia Inquirer, 02/10/1863, p1, c3

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves", Philadelphia Inquirer, 03/03/1863, p1, c1

Unknown, "Our Annapolis Letter", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/04/1863, p2, c3

Unknown, "Discharged Soldiers , Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/04/1863, p2, c3

Unknown, "The Reserves at Gettysburg", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/13/1863, p4, c2

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/13/1863, p3, c1

Unknown, "The Old Bucktails ", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/17/1863, p2, c2-3

Unknown, "The Pennsylvania Reserves at the Battle of Gettysburg", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/15/1863, p5, c1

Unknown, "Honor to Whom Honor is Due", Philadelphia Inquirer, 07/20/1863, p3, c3

Unknown, "Notice to Delinquents", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/12/1863, p7

Unknown, "Military Notices", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/28/1863, p 5

Unknown, "From an Officer of the Pennsylvania Reserves, The Battle-field of Gettysburg", Philadelphia Inquirer, 11/25/1863, p2, c2 & 3

Unknown, "List of Returned Prisoners", Philadelphia Inquirer, 09/27/1864, p4 c2

Unknown, "Obituary-Ellis", Philadelphia Inquirer, 08/11/1865, p5

Accounts at Regimental, Division or Corps Level

Abbott, John S.C., The history of the Civil War in America; comprising a full and impartial account of the origin and progress of the rebellion, of the various naval and military engagements, of the heroic deeds performed by armies and individuals, and of touching scenes in the field, the camp, the hospital, and the cabin. New York, H.Bill, 1864-66, pg. 407.

Bates, Samuel P. History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 42nd regiment, 13th Reserves, 1861-65, Harrisburg, PA: B. Singerly, State Printer, 1869

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Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 33rd regiment, 4th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 636

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Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 35th regiment, 6th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 692

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 36th regiment, 7th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 720

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 37th regiment, 8th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 756

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 38th regiment, 9th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 784

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 39th regiment, 10th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 813

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 40th regiment, 11th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 845

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 41st regiment, 12th Reserves, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 876

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 43rd regiment, 1st Artillery, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 944

Bates, Samuel P.,History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 44th regiment, 1st Cavalry, 1861-1865, Harrisburg, PA, B.Singerly, State Printer, pg 1014

Berger, Diana S. "In the Name of Pennsylvania, Charge!: The Bucktails Hold Little Round Top on the Afternoon of the Second Day." Civil War XVII

Bixley, Lawrence G. "Bucktails Forward" Military Images Magazine, Vol. II, Number 1, pgs 16-21 ( Some photos missing)

Coates, Earl J. & McAulay, John D., Civil War Sharps Rifles & Carbines, Gettysburg, PA:Thomas Publications, 1996, pg 20, pgs 91-92.

Coddington, Edwin B., The Gettysburg Campaign, A Study in Command, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1979 pgs 257-258.

Company of Military Historians. Military Uniforms in America. Vol. 3 Long Endure the Civil War Period, 1852-1867. Novato, CA: Presidio Press, 1982

Cooke, John Esten, The Life of Stonewall Jackson. From official papers, contemporary narratives, and personal acquaintance. By a Virginian.New York, C.B. Richardson, 1863. pg 64, 97.

Cooke, John Esten, Stonewall Jackson: a military biography. New York, D. Appleton and company, 1866. pg 169.

Deming, A.J. "Bucktails at Gettysburg," National Tribune, February 4, 1886

Dorn, Michelle, "The Bucktails at Gettysburg" The Gettysburg Experience, June 2000

Doubleday, Abner, "Chancellorsville and Gettysburg", Campaigns of the Civil War, New York, C.Scribner's Sons, 1882, pgs 156-184, 204-207.

Dowdey, Clifford, The SevenDays..The Emergence of Robert E. Lee, The Fairfax Press, New York, 1978

Dyer, Frederick. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. Vol. 2 Dayton, OH: Morningside, 1979

Eberhart, Gilbert R. "Something Further About the Bucktails," National Tribune, May 1, 1884

Egle, William H., Andrew Gregg Curtin:His Life and Services, Avil, Philadelphia, 1895 pgs 214, 256-280, 390-392

Egle, William Henry, An illustrated history of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, De W.C. Goodrich & co., 1876, pgs, 534, 611, 930.

Glover, Edwin A., Bucktailed Wildcats, New York:Thomas Yoseloff, 1950

Greeley, Horace, The American conflict: a history of the great rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-1864; its causes, incidents, and results: intended to exhibit especially its moral and political phases, with the drift and progress of American opinion respecting human slavery from 1776 to the close of the war for the union. Hartford, O.D. Case & company, London, Bacon & co., 1865-1866, pgs 137, 138, 388, 395,772, 780.

Hoffsommer, Robert D. "The Bucktails." Civil War Times Illustrated 4 (January 1966)

Imhof, John D. "Two Roads to Gettysburg: Thomas Leiper Kane and the 13th Pennsylvania Reserves." Gettysburg Magazine 9 (Jul 1993): pp.53-60

Johnson, Wallace W. "About the Bucktails. The Famous Regiment of Pennsylvania Riflemen. The Hardy Woodsmen...Up the Shenandoah...." National Tribune, January 7, 1886

Jones, N.Y.."The Pennsylvania Reserves at Gettysburg." Grand Army Scout and Soldiers Mail, November 3, 1883

Lloyd, William Penn, History of the First regiment Pennsylvania reserve cavalry, from its organization, August 1861, to September, 1864, with list of names of all officers and enlisted men who have ever belonged to the regiment. Philadelphia, King & Baird, printers, 1864, pgs 20, 32, 125.

Martin, James M. "History of the 57th Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry", Meadville, PA, McCoy & Calvin Printers, pgs 9-11, 61-68.

Miller, William J. "Bucktail Summer." Civil War 63 (Aug 1997)

Miller, William J. "Dear Mother, Since I Last Wrote to You We Have Made the Fur Fly....Letters Home From the Bucktails ." Civil War Regiments Vol. 1, Number 3

Miller, William J. "Life on the Skirmish Line: Through the War With the Pennsylvania Bucktails." Civil War Regiments Vol. 1, Number 3

Miller, William J. "No One Doubted Colonel Taylor's Capabilities--or His Courage under Fire." America's Civil War 2 (July 1989)

Miller, William J. "The Bloody Road to Spotsylvania: Pennsylvania Bucktails, Part Two." Civil War Regiments 1/3

Moore, Frank, Anecdotes, poetry, and incidents of the war: North and South. 1860-1865. Collected d arranged by Frank Moore. New York, Publication office, Bible house, J. Porteus, agent, 1867, pgs 211, 339.

O'Reilly, Frank A. "Busted Up and Gone To Hell": The Assault of the Pennsylvania Reserves at Fredericksburg, Civil War Regiments: A Journal of the American Civil War. Volume Four, No. 4, pp 1-27.

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Pennsylvania. Gettysburg Battlefield Commission. Pennsylvania at Gettysburg: Ceremonies at the Dedication of the Monuments Erected by the Commonwealth.. Vol 1. Harrisburg, PA: William S. Ray, 1914
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Pennsylvania. Gettysburg Battlefield Commission. Pennsylvania at Gettysburg: Ceremonies at the Dedication of the Monuments Erected by the Commonwealth.. Vol II. Harrisburg, PA: William S. Ray, 1914, pgs 904-916, 1010, 1071-1072, 2nd Part, 41-44.

"Perry's Carthage and Tunis", The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 23, Issue 137, Atlantic Monthly Co., Boston, March 1869, pp387-388

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Pollard, Edward Alfred, The lost cause; a new southern history of the war of the Confederates. Comprising a full and authentic account of the rise and progress of the late southern Confederacy--the campaigns, battles, incidents, and adventures of the most gigantic struggle of the world's history. Drawn from official sources, and approved by the most distinguished Confederate leaders. By Edward A. Pollard. With numerous splendid steel portraits. New York, E.B. Treat & co., Baltimore, Md.,L. T. Palmer & co.; [etc., etc.] 1866.pg 275.

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Smucker, Samuel M, The history of the civil war in the United States: its cause, origin, progress and conclusion. Containing full, impartial and graphic descriptions of the various military and naval engagements, with the heroic deeds achieved by armies and individuals, touching scenes and incidents in the camp, the cabin, the field and the hospital. And biographical sketches of its heroes. By Samuel M. Schumucker. Rev. and completed by Dr. L. P. Brockett. Illustrated with over one hundred and fifty fine portraits of generals, battle scenes, maps and diagrams.
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OFFICIAL RECORDS of the War of Rebellion

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume V, Chapter XIV-Operations in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and West Virginia, Aug.1, 1861-Mar 17, 1862, Engagement at Dranesville, Dec. 20, 1861, Reports
1.     Brigadier General George A. McCall, U.S.Army with congratulatory response and orders, pgs 473-477
2.     Brigadier General E.O. Ord, U.S. Army, pgs 477-481
3.     Colonel Thomas L. Kane, 1st Pennsylvania Reserve Rifles, pgs 481-482
5.     Colonel Conrad F. Jackson, Ninth Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, 482-483
6.     Colonel John S. McCalmont, Tenth Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, 483-484
7.     Captain Thomas McConnell, Tenth Pennsylvania Reserve infantry, 484-486
8.     Colonel John H. Taggart, Twelfth Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, 487-488
10.    Report of Casualties , pg 489
11.    Report of Brigadier General J.E.B. Stuart, C.S. Army, pgs 490-494.
Report of M.A. Whipple, Engineers dated October 20, 1861., pg 288.
Brigade Strength, Feb 2, 1862, Correspondence, pg 715

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XI, Chapter XXIII, (Part I),
The Peninsular Campaign,Virginia, March 17-June 24, 1862 Reports
1.    Report of Major General George B. McClellan, U.S. Army, commanding the Army of the Potomac, pgs 5-105

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XI, Chapter XXIII, (Part II),
The Peninsular Campaign,Virginia, June 25-September 2, 1862 Reports
1.    Report of Major General George B. McClellan, U.S. Army, commanding the Army of the Potomac, pgs 19-23
154. Brigadier General George A. MCCall, U.S. Army, commanding Third Division, of the battles of Mechanicsville,,                  Gaines Mill, and Glendalr or Nelson's              Farm (Frazier's Farm),pg 384-398
155. Brigadier General Truman Seymour, U.S. Army, commanding Third Division, of the battles of Mechanicsville, Gaines                  Mill, and Glendale or Nelson's              Farm (Frazier's Farm, and Malvern Hill.pgs 398-406
161. Maj. Roy Stone, Thirteenth Pennsylvania Reserves (First Pennsylvania Rifles), of operations June 26-July1,pgs                  414-419
127.     Brigadier General Charles Griffin, U.S.Army, commanding 2nd Brigade, 312.
94.    Colonel John F Farnsworth, Eighth Illinois Cavalry, 232-234
158. Captain James Cooper, Battery B, 1st PA Light Artillery of the battles of Mechanicsburg, Gaines Mill, and Glendale, or Nelson's Farm (Frazier's Farm), pg 409-411.
165. Reports of Colonel James T. Kirk, Tenth Pennsylvania Reserves of the battles of Mechanicville, Glendale, or Nelson's Farm (Frazier's Farm), pgs 424-425.
Extract from report of Surgeon N.F. Marsh, 4th PA Cavalry, McCall's Division, pg. 397
Extract from report of Colonel John H.Taggart, commanding Twelfth Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves, pg 396
327. Report of Brigadier General Charles W. Field, C.S. Army, of the battles of Mechanicsville, Gaines' Mill, &
Frazier's Farm (Nelson's Farm or Glendale), pg 841-842.
Return of Casualties in the Union Forces at the Battle of Gaines' Mill, June 27, 1862., Pg 40.
93. Report of General FitzJohn Porter, U.S. Army, commanding Fifth Corps of the battles of Mechanicsville, Gaines Mill and Glendale, or Nelson's Farm (Frazier's Farm), engagement at Turkey Bridge, and battle of Malvern Hill, pgs 221-232..
Organization of Troops and return of Casualties in the Army of the Potomac during the Operation before Richmond, VA, June 25-July2, 1862, inclusive, pg 32.

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XI, Chapter XXIII, (Part III),
The Peninsular Campaign,Virginia, March 17-September 2, 1862 Correspondence

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XII, Chapter XXIV, (Part I)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, Mar 17-June 25, 1862. Reports
1.        Major General John C. Fremont, U.S. Army, pg. 14-18
48.      Captain Hugh McDonald, Kane Rifle Battalion, of the Battle of CrossKeys, pgs 675-676
49.      Brigadier General George D. Bayard, U.S. Army, commanding Cavalry of operations June 1-June13, 1862, pgs 676-677
50.      Lt. Colonel Joseph Karge, First New Jersey Cavalry of operations June 2-June 13, 1862, pgs 677-680.
51.     Colonel Owen Jones, First Pennsylvania Cavalry of operations June 1-June 13, 1862, pgs 680-682
66.     Colonel Thomas T. Munford, Second Virginia Cavalry, pgs 729-733
90.     Major-General Richard S. Ewell, C.S. Army, commanding 3rd Division of operations May 23-June 4, 1862 , pgs 781-783.
94.     Brigadier-General Isaac Trimble, C.S. Army, commanding 7th Brigade, of operations May 25-June 9, 1862

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XII, Chapter XXIV, (Part II)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, June 26-September, 1862. Reports
41.     Brigadier General John F. Reynolds, U.S. Army, commanding Third Division, of operations August 4-September 5, 1862 including the engagement near Gainesville, and battles of Groveton and Bull Run, pgs 392-396
42.     Brigadier General George G.Meade, U.S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of operations August 21-September 4,                  1862, including the Battles of Groveton and Bull Run, Pgs 396-399
43.     Lieutenant Colonel Thomas L. Kane, Kane's Rifle Battalion, of skirmish at Catlett's Station, pg 400
103     Captain John D. Wilkins, 3rd U.S. Infantry, of Battle of Bull Run, pgs 489-491
16.     Brigadier General Carl Schurz, U.S. Army, commanding Third Division of the Battles of Groveton and Bull Run, pgs                  296-303
27.     Major General Irvin McDowell, U.S. Army, commanding Third Corps, Army of Virginia, of operations August                  7-September 2, pgs 325-346
Letter from Major General Shields ti Colonel Schrivers, Chief of Staff, June 1, 1862 ,June 3, 1862, pg 316
Letter from Major General Irvin McDowell to Secretray of War, E.M. Stanton, dated June 3, 1862, pg 324
Letter from Ed. Schriver, Chief of Staff to Major General Irvin McDowell, dated June 9, 1862, pgs 365-366
Letter from Brigadier General George D. Bayard to Col. E Schriver, Chief of Staff, June 28, 1862, pg 439
Letter from Brigadier General George D. Bayard to Col. E. Schriver, Chief of Staff, dated July 21, 1863, pg 488
Organization of the Department of the Rappahannock, pg. 311
Return of Casualties in the Union Forces, commanded by Major General John Pope during operations August 16-September 2, 1862, inclusive. pg 256

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XII, Chapter XXIV, (Part III)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, June 26-September, 1862. Correspondence.
Organization of the Department of the Rappahannock, Major General Irvin McDowell commanding, May 31, 1862
Letter from Irvin McDowell to Secretary of War E.M. Stanton, June 23, 1862, pg 324
Correspondence between general Irvin McDowell's Headquarters and General G. D. Bayard, May 29, 1862, pgs 283-284.
Correspondence between H.W. Halleck, General-in-Chief and Major general John Pope, September 4 & 5, 1862, pgs 810-813.
General Order 191, pg 603-604

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XIX, Chapter XXXI, (Part I)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, and Pennsylvania. September 3-20, Reports
1.       Major General George B. McClellan, U.S. Army, commanding the Army of the Potomac, of operations August 14-November 9, 1862, pgs. 24-94.
33.     Brigadier General George G.Meade, U.S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of the Battles of South Mountain and                  Antietam, pgs 266-271
35.     Brigadier General Truman Seymour, U.S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of the Battle of South Mountain, pg 272
Organization of the Army of the Potomac, Major General George B. McClellan, U.S. Army commanding September 14-17, 1862, pgs 169-172
Return of Casualties in the Union Forces at the Battle of South Mountain (Turner's Pass), MD, pg 184-185
Return of Casualties in the Union Forces at the battle of Antietam, pg 191
Return of Casualties in the Union Forces at the battle of Antietam, pg 200
Return of Casualties in the Union Forces at the battle of Antietam, pg 202

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XIX, Chapter XXXI, (Part II)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, and Pennsylvania. September 3-20, Reports, September 20-November14; Correspondence, Sept 3-Nov.14
Special Order 235, pg. 265
Special Orders 271, pg 381

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XXI, Chapter XXXIII,
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, and Pennsylvania. September 20-November 14, November 18, 1862- January 25, 1863, Correspondence
208.   Report of Major General John F. Reynolds, U.S. Army, commanding First Corps, pgs 452-456
243.   Report of Major General George G. Meade, U.S. Army, commanding Third Division, pgs 509-513.
248.   Report of Colonel William McCandless, Second Pennsylvania Reserves, commanding First Division, pgs 518-519.
250.   Report of Colonel Albert L. Magilton, Fourth Pennsylvania Reserves, commanding Second Brigade, pgs 520-521.
251.   Report of Lt. Colonel Robert Anderson, Ninth Pennsylvania Reserves, commanding Third Brigade, pgs 521-522
303.   Report of Lt. General Thomas J. Jackson, C.S. Army, commanding Second Army Corps, pgs 630-735
308.   Report of Major General Ambrose P. Hill, C.S. Army, commanding A.P. Hill's Division, pgs 645-649 .
309.   Report of Lt. Colonel R.L. Walker, commanding Artillery, pgs 649-650.
310.   Report of Colonel J.M. Brockenbrough, Fortieth Virginia Infantry, commanding First (Field's) Brigade, pgs 650-651.
311.   Report of Colonel D.H. Hamilton, First South Carolina Infantry, commanding Second (Gregg's) Brigade, pgs 651-652
312.   Report of Brigadier General Edward L. Thomas, C.S. Army, commanding Third (Thomas') Brigade, pgs 652-653
313.   Report of Brigadier General Jones H. Lane, C.S. Army, commanding Fourth (Lane's) Brigade, pgs 653-656
314.   Report of Brigadier General James J.Archer, C.S. Army, commanding Fifth (Archer's) Brigade, pgs 656-658
Report of Casualties in the Union forces at the Battle of Fredericksburg, pg 139-140
Statement from Major General George G. Meade showing the number of officers and men present for duty, absent without authority, and the number required to fill the several regiments of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, forming part of the Third Division, First Army Corps on December 19, 1862, pg 879
Organization of the Third Division, Fifth Army Corps, pg 933
General Orders No. 9, pg 1005

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XXV, Chapter XXXVII, (Part I)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 26-June 3, 1863. Reports

United States, The War of the Rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series 1 - Volume XXV, Chapter XXXVII, (Part II)
Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 26-June 3, 1863. Correspondence
Command structure, pg 24
Abstract from the return of Dept. of Washington, Major General S.P. Henttzelman, commanding for the month of March, 1863, headquarters, Washington, DC, pgs 181-182
Troops in the Dept of Washington, Major General S.P. Heintelzman, commanding, May 31, 1863, pgs 586-587
Special Orders No 224

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Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 26-June 3, 1863. Reports
1.    Report of Major General Henry W. Halleck, General-In-Chief, U.S. Army, including operations in Southeastern Virginia and West Virginia, pgs 14-22
5.    Reports of Major General Joseph Hooker, U.S. Army, commanding Army of the Potomac, of operations June 3-27, and correspondence with the authorities in Washington, etc., pgs 29-61
6.    Reports of Major General George G. Meade, U.S. Army, commanding Army of the Potomac, of operations June 28-August 3, and correspondence with the authorities in Washington, etc., pgs 61-140
7.    Itinerary of the Army of the Potomac and co-operating forces, June 5-July 31, 1863., pgs 143-150
8.    Abstract of returns of the Army of the Potomac, June 10-July31., pgs 151-154.
9.    Organization of the Army of the Potomac, Major General George G. Meade, U.S. Army, commanding, at the battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1863., pgs 161-162.
13.    Return of Casualties in the union forces, commanded by Major general George Meade, U.S. Army, at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 1-3, 1863, pgs 179-180, 190.
76.    Reports of Major General Winfield S. Hancock, U.S. Army, commanding Second Army Corps. pgs 369-377.
77.    Report of Brigadier General John C. Caldwell, U.S. Army, commanding First Division. pgs 379-381.
133.    Report of Major General David B. Birney, U.S. Army, commanding First Division of Third Army Corps., pgs 482-488
187. Reports of Major General George Sykes, U.S. Army, commanding Fifth Army Corps., pgs 592-597.
189.    Reports of Brigadier General James Barnes, U.S. Army, commanding First Division, Fifth Army Corps.,pgs 600-605.
192. Report of Colonel William S. Tilton, Twenty-second Massachusetts Infantry, commanding First Brigade, First Division, Fifth Army Corps., pgs 607-608.
193. Reports of Colonel Jacob B. Sweitzer, Sixty Second Pennsylvania Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, First Division, Fifth Army Corps., pgs 608-613.
226.    Reports of Brigadier General Joseph J. Bartlett, U.S. Army, commanding Second Brigade, First Division, and Third Division., pg 671
218.     Brigadier General Samuel W. Crawford, U.S. Army, commanding Third Division, pgs 652-656
219.     Colonel William McCandless, Second Pennsylvania Reserves, commanding First Brigade, pgs 657-658
Return of Casualties in the Union forces, pg 180.
Fifth Army Corps, Gettysburg Campaign. pgs 161-162
General Orders 91, Medal of Honor Winners at Gettysburg, pg 282

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Return of Casualties in the Union forces in the Mine Run (Virginia) Campaign, November 26-December 2, 1863

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Organization of the Fifth Army Corps, pgs 603-604
Statement of regiments whose term of service expires previous to September 1, 1864., pg 559

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Operations in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 1 -April 30, 1864
Letters of McCandless and Meade re: discharge of the Reserves, pgs 924-925.

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Operations in Maryland, Eastern North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia (except Southwestern), and West Virginia. January 1, 1861-June 30, 1865. SUPPLEMENT Embracing Documents Found or Received Too Late for Insertion in Volumes 1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 18, 19, 21, 25, 27, 29, 33, 36, 37, 40, 42, 43, and 46. [Note: The number in brackets at the lower left hand of each document indicates the volume to which it properly belongs.]
Letter from General Scott to Colonel Biddle, pg 427.
Special Orders -No. 168, pg 442.
Journal of Events in the command of General Irvin McDowell, March 10-June 22, 1862, Operations in Northern Virginia, pg 62
Letter from Ed Schriver to General McCall, May 27, 1862, pg 639
Reports of Captain Dennis McGee, First Pennsylvania Rifles (Thirteenth Reserves), of operations September 14-17, 1862, pgs 155-156.

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General Order No 30, General R.E. Ewell, June 12, 1862, pg 570.