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Seventy-Fifth Pennsylvania Infantry Volunteers Partial OR
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"75th Pennsylvania Infantry Volunteers
Partial Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
Many lengthy OR documents contain a very small portion of the 75 th
Pennsylvania Infantry. Instead of ignoring these documents, that portion
of this regiment was taken out and placed in an abridged version.
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O.R.-- SERIES I--VOLUME 15 [S# 15]
MAY 15--JUNE 17, 1862.--Operations in the Shenandoah Valley.
No. 42.--Report of Brig. Gen. Henry Bohlen, U. S. Army, commanding
brigade, of the battle of Gross Keys.
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The brigade received orders
to march on the 8th at 6.15 a.m., and marched at that time from their camping
ground in the following order: Fifty-fourth Regiment New York Volunteers,
commanded by Colonel Kozlay; Battery I, First New York Artillery, commanded
by Captain Wiedrich; Seventy-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers, commanded by
Lieutenant-Colonel Mahler; Fifty-eighth New York Volunteers, commanded
by Colonel Krzyzanowski; Seventy-fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers, commanded
by Major Harem. Ambulances and ammunition wagons followed in the rear of
the brigade. Receiving orders to hurry on the column, I passed the train
in front of my brigade and arrived near the place where the engagement
should take place, immediately in rear of the First Brigade. Here I received
orders to form the battalions in columns, to support the First Brigade,
commanded by General Stahel. This order was executed at once, and the brigade
at the point A (see diagram)(*) was put in motion in the following order,
the battalions being in double columns, closed in mass: On the right the
Fifty-fourth Regiment, followed by the Seventy-fifth; in the center (on
the road)the battery of Captain Wiedrich; on the left the Fifty-eighth
Regiment New York Volunteers, followed by the Seventy.fourth Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
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