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OLUSTEE, FLORIDA
20 February 1864
or
Ocean Pond
OR-Series
I, Volume XXXV, Chapter XXLVII, Pg 298
To
Conf. Units
Union Forces
District of Florida
MAJOR GENERAL QUINCY ADAMS
GILLMORE
Barton's Brigade --- Colonel William B. Barton
47th New York
Infantry Regiment - -- Colonel Henry Moore
48th New
York Infantry Regiment --- Major W. B. Coan
115th New
York Infantry Regiment --- Colonel Simeon Sammon
Hawley's Brigade - Colonel Joseph R. Hawley
10
Companies, 7th Connecticut Infantry Regiment --- Captain Benjamin F. Skinner
Companies A & G, 7th Connecticut
- Captain Charles C. Mills
Companies F & D, 7th Connecticut
- Lieutenant Jeremiah Townsend
Companies E & H, 7th Connecticut
- Lieutenant Robert Dempsey
Companies B, C, & H, 7th
Connecticut - Captain John Thompson
7th New
Hampshire Infantry Regiment --- Colonel Joseph C. Abbott
8th United
States Colored Troops --- Colonel Charles W. Fribley (k)
Captain
Romanzo C. Bailey
Montgomery's Brigade - Colonel James Montgomery
35th United
State Colored Troops* --- Lieutenant Colonel W. N. Reed
54th
Massachusetts Infantry (Colored) --- Colonel Edward N. Hallowell
40th
Massachusetts Mounted Infantry Regiment --- Colonel G. V. Henry
* originally known as the First North Carolina
Colored Infantry
# Elder's Horse Battery (4 pieces)
Cavalry --- Colonel Guy V. Henry
40th
Massachusetts Mounted Infantry Regiment --- Colonel G. V. Henry
Independent
Massachusetts Cavalry Battalion --- Major Stevens
Battery B,
First U.S. Artillery # --- Captain Elder
# Elder's Horse Battery (4 pieces)
Artillery - Capt. John Hamilton
Battery E,
Third U. S. Artillery ---Captain John Hamilton
Battery M,
First U. S. Artillery --- Captain Loomis L. Langdon
Sections C
and B, Third Rhode Island Artillery --- Lieutenant Henry H. Metcalf
Engineers
Companies A
and E, 1st New York Volunteers
STRENGTHS:
5,500
CASUALTIES:
Killed Wounded & Missing 940
Partial
Casualty List
Colonel
Simeon Sammon - Wounded
Colonel
Henry Moore - Wounded
Sergeant
Thomas H. Simington - Wounded
Lieutenant
George W. Taylor - Mortally Wounded
Colonel
Fribley - Killed
Major
Burritt- Wounded
Lieutenant
Robert Dempsey - Killed
Captain R.
H. L. Jewett - Wounded
Lieutenant
H. W. Littlefield - Wounded
Lieutenant
E. G. Tomlinson - Wounded
Sergeant
Sweetman - Wounded
Corporal
McChesney - Wounded
Lieutenant
Eddy - Wounded
Lieutenant
Dodge - Wounded
Corporal A.
Barnard - Wounded
Confederate Forces
District of East Florida
BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSEPH FINEGAN
Colquitt's Brigade - Brigadier General Alfred H.
Colquitt
6th Florida
Infantry Battalion--- Major Pickens Bird
6th Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel John T. Lofton
19th Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Colonel James H. Neal
23rd Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel James H. Huggins
27th Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Colonel Charles T. Zachry
28th Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Captain Crawford
Chatham
Artillery (Georgia) --- Captain John F. Wheaton
Gamble's
Battery, Leon Light Artillery (Florida) --- Captain Robert H. Gamble
Company A,
Milton Light Artillery --- Captain Joseph L. Dunham
Harrison's Brigade - Colonel George P. Harrison
1st Florida
Infantry Battalion --- Lieutenant Colonel C. F. Hopkins
32nd Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Major W. T. Holland
64th Georgia
Infantry Regiment --- Captain C.S. Jenkins
1st Georgia
Regular Infantry Regiment --- Captain H. A. Cannon
28th Georgia
Artillery Battalion *
Abell's
Artillery (Florida)#
Guerard's
Battery (Georgia) --- Captain John M. Guerard
* [also known as Bonaud's Battalion. A portion of the
Second Florida Infantry battalion may have been attached
to this unit during the battle. Additionally, a
detachment of Florida conscripts was also present]
#
Serving as Infantry
Smith's Brigade - Colonel Caraway Smith
4th Georgia
Cavalry Regiment --- Colonel Duncan L Clinch
2nd Florida
Cavalry Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel A. H. McCormick
5th Florida Cavalry
Battalion --- Major G.W. Scott
STRENGTHS:
5,400
CASUALTIES:
Not Reported
Partial
Casualty List
Colonel
Duncal L. Clinch - Wounded
Colonel John
W. Evans - Wounded
Lieutenant
Colonel James Barrow - Killed
Captain H.
A. Cannon - Killed
Lieutenant
R. F. Daney - Killed
Lieutenant
W. W. Holland - Killed
Lieutenant
J. Hill - Killed
Lieutenant
Coombs - Killed
Adjutant
Johnson - Killed
Lieutenant
P. A. Waller - Mortally Wounded
Captain
Crawford - Killed
Corporal C.
Atkinson - Killed
Private M.
B. Smith - Killed
Private B.
Bishop - Killed
Private A.
C. McCants - Wounded
Private J.
B. Lynn - Wounded
Captain W.
D. Cornwell - Wounded
Lieutenant
R. J. Butler - Mortally Wounded
Lieutenant
W. T. Moody - Wounded
Lieutenant
W. L. Jenkins - Wounded
Lieutenant
J. H. Pitman - Wounded
Lieutenant
Morris Dawson - Wounded
Captain A.
A. F. Hill - Killed
Lieutenant
P. H. Morel - Wounded
Major Walter
H. Weems - Wounded
Captain R.
W. Craven - Wounded
Lieutenant
J. S. Thrasher - Wounded
Lieutenant
M. L. Rains - Wounded
Captain J.
K. Redd - Wounded
Lieutenant
T. M. Beasley - Wounded
Captain R.
A. Brown - Wounded
Lieutenant
J. F. Bench - Wounded
Lieutenant
Colonel C. F. Hopkins - Wounded
Lieutenant
S. K. Collins - Wounded
Lieutenant
Theophilus Williams - Wounded
Lieutenant
J. W. Hall - Wounded
Lieutenant
Cader Pierce - Wounded
