Union Forces
Artillery Equipment
9th Army Corps
1 April 18651
lst Connecticut Artillery, Battery A (4 4.5" guns & 4 l0" mortars)
lst Connecticut Artillery, Battery I (6 30pdr Parrotts)
lst Connecticut Artillery, Battery E (4 8" mortars)
lst Connecticut Artillery, Battery K (4 8" mortars & 2 Coehorns)
lst Connecticut Artillery, Battery L (2 8" mortars & 8 Coehorns)
Dets/lst Connecticut Artillery (5 30pdr Parrott, 5 Coehorn
Mortars, 4 8" mortars)
Maine Light Artillery, 7th Battery (6 light l2pdrs)
Massachusetts Light Artillery, 5th Battery (4 3" rifles)
Massachusetts Light Artillery, 9th Battery (6 light l2pdrs)
Massachusetts Light Artillery, llth Battery (4 3" rifles)
Massachusetts Light Artillery, l4th Battery (4 3" rifles)
New Jersey Light Artillery, 3rd Battery (2 light l2pdrs)
New York Light Artillery, 34th Battery (6 3" rifles)
New York Light Artillery, l9th Battery (4 light l2pdrs)
New York Light Artillery, 27th Battery (4 light l2pdrs)
lst New York Light Artillery, Battery C (4 light l2pdrs)
lst New York Light Artillery, Battery E (2 light l2pdrs)
lst New York Light Artillery, Battery G (6 light l2pdrs)
lst New York Light Artillery, Battery L (4 3" rifles)
Det/New York Light Artillery, l4th Battery (6 Coehorns)
Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery B (6 3' rifles)
Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery D (6 3' rifles)
5th U.S. Artillery, Batteries C & I (4 light l2pdrs)
Note: This equipment is in various forts and batteries and is
engaged in the Siege of the Confederate lines. The batteries
were often operating in several sections posted seperately in
various earthworks, etc. The detachment of the lst Connecticut
which does not have a company designation apparently belong to a
number of different companies.
(Order of Battle From the George Nafziger Collection)2
Source:
- U.S. War Department, The War of the Succession, A Compilation of
Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Government
Printing Office; Washington D.C. 1880-1901 ↩ - George Nafziger Order of Battle Collection ↩