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664 "COLE'S CAVALRY." FIRST REGIMENT POTOMAC HOME BRIGADE CAVALRY.

ROSTER.

FIELD AND STAFF.

 

 

DATE OF

DATE OF

 

NAME.

RANK.

ENLISTMENT OR

MUSTER OUT

REMARKS.

   

MUSTER IN.

OR DISCHARGE.

 

Henry A Cole

Colonel.

Aug. 10, 1861

June 28, 1865

Entered the service as Captain Company A, August

       

10, 1861; promoted Major, August 1, 1862; Lieutenant-

       

Colonel; March 5, 1864; Colonel, April 20, 1864. During

       

the siege of Harper's Ferry, Va., September, 1862,

       

the commanding officer of the beleaguered garrison

       

desiring to communicate with General McClellan and

       

the Army of the Potomac, sent for Major Cole, and

       

advised him of hiswishes in che premises. Major Cole

       

volunteered his services, passed through the enemy's

       

lines, delivered the dispatch in person, and received

       

the thanks of General McClellan.

George W. F.

       

Vernon

Lieut.-Col.

Aug. 10, 1861

June 28, 1865

Entered the service as Second Lieutenant Company A,

       

August 10, 1861; promoted First Lieutenant, May 10,

       

1862; Captain, October 25, 1862; Major, March 7, 1864;

       

Lieutenant-Colonel, April 20, 1864; severely wounded,

       

January 10, 1864, at Loudon Heights, Va. ; left eye

       

shot out in midnight attack by Mosby's guerrillas;

       

from May to October, 1864, assigned temporarily to

       

command Dismounted Cavalry Brigade, consisting

       

of Cole's Cavalry, Maryland Volunteers, Twenty-

       

Second Pennsylvania Cavalry, Twenty-First New

       

York Cavalry; commanded the same in engagement

       

at Leetown, Va. ; detached from his command and

       

placed in charge of Provisional Brigade, consisting

       

of battalions from Eighteenth Connecticut Infantry,

       

Fourteenth West Virginia, Thirteenth Maryland In-

       

fantry, and One Hundred and Ninety-Fifth Pennsyl-

       

vania Infantry, Department of West Virginia, from

       

December, 1864, to March, 1865; mustered out with his

       

regiment, June 28, 1865.

Alexander M.

       

Flory

Major.

Aug. 24, 1861

Oct. 12, 1864

Entered the service as First Lieutenant Company B,

       

August 24, 1861; promoted Major, April 20, 1864; dis-

J. Townsend

     

charged October 12, 1864.

Daniel

Major.

Mar. 19, 1864

June 28, 1865

 

Robert S. Mooney

Major.

Mar. 23, 1864

June 28, 1865

Entered the service as First Lieutenant Company I;

       

promoted Major, April 20, 1864; mustered out, June 28,

       

1865.

Oliver A. Horner

Major.

Aug. 27, 1861

June 28, 1865

Entered the service as private Company C, August 27,

       

1S61; promoted Corporal, August 31, 1861; First Ser-

       

geant, June 10, 1862; Second Lieutenant, January 14,

       

1864; First Lieutenant and Adjutant, April 20, 1864;

       

Major, February 1, 1865; detached from May 21 to

       

June 18, 1864, at Camp Stonemen, D. C., as A. A. A.

       

General to Colonel Cole, commanding a division of

       

dismounted cavalry; detached from June 24 to July

       

7, 1864, as Ordnance Officer at Martinsburg, W. Va. ;

       

detached from July 8 to July 14, 1864, as A. A. A. Gen-

       

eral to Colonel Harris, commanding Brigade of In-

       

fantry, Department of West Virginia; detached as

       

Post Adjutant to Colonel Vernon at Hagerstown,

       

Md., from July 22, to July 29, 1864; captured at

       

Middletown, Md., July 6, 1864, whilst charging, with

       

a small detachment, a brigade of Rebel cavalry, in

       

order to gain time and give the army an opportunity

       

to meet the advancing enemy; escaped same day;

       

mustered out with regiment, June 28, 1865.

 

1st Lieut.

     

Oliver A. Horner

and

Aug. 27, 1861

June 28, 1865

See Record as Major.

 

Adjutant.

     

 

 

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