Roanoke Island order of battle
The following lists the organization of the Union and Confederate forces engaged at the Battle of Roanoke Island, during the American Civil War in 1862.[1]
Union
Union Army
Coast Division (Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside)
- First Brigade (Brig. Gen. John G. Foster) K-19 W-113 M-0 =132
- 10th Connecticut - Col Charles L. Russell
- 23rd Massachusetts - Col John Krutz
- 24th Massachusetts - Col Thomas G. Stevenson
- 25th Massachusetts - Col Edwin M. Upton
- 27th Massachusetts - Col Horace C. Lee
- Second Brigade (Brig. Gen. Jesse L. Reno) K-15 W-79 M-13 =107
- 21st Massachusetts - Ltc Alberto R. Maggi
- 9th New Jersey - Ltc Charles A. Heckman
- 51st New York - Col Edward Ferrero
- 51st Pennsylvania - Col John F. Hartranft
- Third Brigade (Brig. Gen. John G. Parke) K-0 W-17 M-0 =17
- 8th Connecticut - Col Edward Harland
- 11th Connecticut - Col Henry W. Kingsbury (regiment not engaged)
- 9th New York - Col Rush C. Hawkins
- 4th Rhode Island - Col Isaac P. Rodman
- 5th Rhode Island, detachment - Maj John Wright
- Unassigned units:
- 1st New York Marine Artillery (detachment) - Col William A. Howard
- 99th New York (Union Coast Guard) - Lt Charles W. Tillotson
- Army gunboats:
- Picket
- Vidette
- Hussar
- Lancer
- Ranger
- Chasseur
- Pioneer
- Sentinel
Union Navy
North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (Flag Officer Louis M. Goldsborough)
Image | Ship Name | Commanding Officer | Notes |
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USS Philadelphia | Squadron Flagship, "being unfit for the purpose took no part in the engagement"[2] | ||
USS Southfield | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant C. F. W. Behm[2] | Flag Officer Goldsborough embarked[2] | |
USS Delaware | Lieutenant S. P. Quackenbush[2] | Commander S. C. Rowan, division commander[2] | |
— |
USS Stars and Stripes | Lieutenant Reed Werden[3] | |
USS Louisiana | Lieutenant A. Murray[3] | ||
USS Hetzel | Lieutenant H. K. Davenport[3] | ||
— |
USS Underwriter | Lieutenant W. N. Jeffers[3] | |
USS Commodore Perry | Lieutenant C. W. Flusser[3] | ||
— |
USS Valley City | Lieutenant J. C. Chaplin[3] | |
USS Commodore Barney | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant R. T. Renshaw[3] | ||
USS Hunchback | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant E. R. Colhoun[3] | ||
— |
USS Morse | Acting Master Peter Hayes[2] | |
— |
USS Whitehead | Acting Master Charles French[2] | |
— |
USS John L. Lockwood | Acting Master G. W. Graves[2] | |
— |
USS Henry Brinker | Acting Master John E. Giddings[2] | |
— |
USS Isaac N. Seymour | Acting Master F. S. Wells[2] | |
USS Ceres | Acting Master John McDiarmid[2] | ||
USS General Putnam | Acting Master W. J. Hotchkiss[2] | ||
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USS Shawsheen | Acting Master T. G. Woodward[2] | |
— |
USS Granite | Acting Master's Mate E. Boomer[2] |
Confederate
Confederate Army
Dist. of Roanoke — Brig. Gen. Henry A. Wise (not present in battle; ill)
- Col. Henry M. Shaw, second in command
- 2nd North Carolina
- 8th North Carolina
- 17th North Carolina (3 companies)
- 31st North Carolina
- 46th Virginia
- 59th Virginia
(The Virginia regiments were part of the Wise Legion)
Confederate Navy
"Mosquito Fleet" (Flag Officer William F. Lynch)
- Sea-Bird (flagship)
- Curlew (sunk)
- Ellis
- Beaufort
- Raleigh
- Fanny
- Forrest
- Appomattox (not at Battle of Roanoke Island)
- Black Warrior (schooner)
Notes
References
- Porter, David D. The Naval History of the Civil War Castle, Secaucus, NJ, 1984, ISBN 0-89009-575-2.
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