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]]>Civil War Muster Rolls Important Addition
to Ohio Historical Society Archives
“The collection consists of a lot of rolls for Ohio Volunteer Infantry (OVI) regiments, including the 6th, 7th, 19th, 30th, 38th, 41st, 52nd, 68th, 78th, 96th, 113th and 124th. These represent units raised from all over the state of Ohio. It also has an assortment of rolls from the 10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, the 1st Light Artillery Regiment, Batteries B and C and rolls for the 9th, 17th and 19th Independent Light Artillery Batteries. The rolls cover units raised in April 1861 and go to late 1864. ”
http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/enews/0910a.shtml
Best wishes – Tom
]]>What have you found as to Union Cavalry Regiments carrying their regimental color(s) into battle? They usually carried them as a focus like the infantry when advancing and rallying? Or they normally sent them to the rear, they had the company guidons, which fit the tactics better?
A quick review of period prints/drawings I could put my hands on and it seems like lots of guidons and I didn’t notice much in the way of regimental flags.
Thanks.
Bill
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