Union Forces involved with the April 1864

Battle of Plymouth, NC

  Links to Rosters & Regimental Information

 

Citizens & Civilians - Roster

 

Union Forces

Estimated at 2,834; not including Navy.

General Henry Walton Wessells, Sub-District of the Albemarle,

4th Division, 18th Army Corps

 

16th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry - Website & Roster

 

2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery - Companies G & H - Roster

 

2nd NC Union Volunteers (Loyal Troops) - Companies B & E - Roster

 

12th NY Cavalry - Companies A & F - Website | Roster

 

24th Independent Battery New York Light Artillery - Website & Roster

 

85th New York Volunteer Infantry - Website and Roster

 

3d PA Heavy Artillery - Detachment of Battery A on board the Bombshell - Roster

 

101st Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry - Website | Civil War Letters of Sgt. E. N. Boots

 

103d Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry - Website & Roster

 

10th U.S. Colored Infantry - Detachment - Roster

 

37th U.S. Colored Infantry - Recruits - Roster

 

2nd U.S. Colored Cavalry - Recruits - Roster

 

Roster of Men from Various Other Regiments captured at Plymouth, NC

 

 

Union Naval Forces

Estimated at 410 Naval Personnel

Under the command of Lieutenant Commander Charles W. Flusser

 

U.S.S. Miami

 

U.S.S. Southfield

 

U.S.S. Massasoit 

 

U.S.S. Whitehead

 

U.S.S. Ceres

 

Bombshell (U.S. Army Gunboat)