The Appomattox Campaign - April 1865
Lee surrenders to Grant at Appomattox. Grant graciously refused to accept Lee's proferred sword. - Library of Congress
Army of the Potomac - Major General George Meade
V Corps - Major General Charles Griffin
Third Division - Brigadier General Samuel W. Crawford
Third Brigade - Colonel Richard Coulter
94th New York Infantry Regiment - Major Henry H. Fish
95th New York Infantry Regiment - Captain George T. Knight
147th New York Infantry Regiment - Major Dennis B. Dailey
56th/88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Major Henry A. Laycock
121st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Major West Funk
142 Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Lt. Col. Horation N. Warren
V Corps - Major General Charles Griffin
Third Division - Brigadier General Samuel W. Crawford
Third Brigade - Colonel Richard Coulter
94th New York Infantry Regiment - Major Henry H. Fish
95th New York Infantry Regiment - Captain George T. Knight
147th New York Infantry Regiment - Major Dennis B. Dailey
56th/88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Major Henry A. Laycock
121st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Major West Funk
142 Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Lt. Col. Horation N. Warren
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Appomattox Courthouse - Library of Congress
Out of 100,000 Union troops engaged Union forces suffered approximately 162 casualties.
Out of 28,000 Confederate tropps engaged, approximately 500 soldiers were killed or wounded and 27,805 soldiers were captured and paroled.
Appomattox Courthouse was a Union Victory and resulted in the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia
Out of 28,000 Confederate tropps engaged, approximately 500 soldiers were killed or wounded and 27,805 soldiers were captured and paroled.
Appomattox Courthouse was a Union Victory and resulted in the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia
