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	HISTORY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.	215
Date. 1862. Colonel. Brigade. Division. Corps. Commander Aug. 31 R. Thompson Third. Jos. B. Carr Second. Jos. Hooker Third. S.P. Heintzelman John Pope Dec. 13 W. A. Olmstead J. W. Revere D.E. Sickles Geo. Stoneman A. E. Barnside Dec. 31 Same Gershom Mott Same Same 1863. May 1 to 6 F. A. Lancaster, killed. J.P. Dunne Same W. J. Sewell H. G. Berry, killed Jos. B. Carr D. E. Sickles Jos. Hooker July 1 to 4 Same Geo. C. Burling A. A. Humphreys D. E. Sickles, wounded D. B. Birney Geo. G. Meade Nov. 30 Same Gershom Mott D. B. Birney 1864. Mar. 25 J. P. Dunne Gershom Mott Fourth Jos. B. Carr Second W. S. Hancock U. S. Grant May 5 W. A. Reilly R. A. McAllister Gershom Mott Same May 31 J. P. Dunne Third Gershom Mott Third D. B. Birney Same Same June 1-12 Same Same Same Same Same Oct. 2 W. Stewart First P. R. De Trobriand Third Gorshom Mott Same Same Nov. 28 J. P. Dunne Third Gershom Mott Second Henry Prince Third D. B. Birney Same 1865. Jan. 31 J. T. Hamilton First De Trobriand Third Gershom Mott Second A. A. Humphreys Same Feb. 28 Same Same Geo. W. West Same Same Same Mar. 31 F. H. Stewart de Trobriand R. B. Shepherd Same de Trobriand Same Same April 9 Same Same Same Same Same April 30 John B. Fite Same Same Same F. C. Barlow Same     Capt. Fite's company at Bristoe, Bull Run and Groveton: September 6, 1862.     * of the part taken by my brigade (Co. D., 115th Penna.) in the late battles and marches:     Early on the morning of the 15th (Friday) of August (1862) I received orders to be prepared to march at daybreak, with rations provided, etc. At 8 o'clock a.m. I left camp at Harrison's Landing and marched to within 3 miles of the Chickahominy, where I bivouacked for the night, and on the following morning (Saturday, 16th) at 11 o'clock, we proceeded 2 miles in the direction of the Chickahominy, where I remained until morning (17th, Sunday). I crossed the Chickahominy and

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