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Emmitsburg
In the Civil War Battles
of Cole's Calvary
Part
2 of 6 John
Allen Miller
1861
- Mustered into
service September 9
- Dam No. Five,
Potomac River - December 22
1862
- Battle of Hancock,
MD - January 5, 6
- Kernstown, VA -
March 23
- Cedar Creek, VA -
March 24
- Strasburg, VA -
March 25
- Edenburg, VA - April
1
- General Banks
Retreat - May 22, 23
- Harpers Ferry, WV -
May 28
- Leesburg, VA -
September 2
- Seige of Harpers
Ferry, WV - September 3-14
- Williamsport, MD -
September 15
- Hyattstown, MD -
October 11
- Hallstown, VA -
December 20
1863
- Sharpsburg, MD -
June 25
- Fountain Dale, PA -
June 28
- Gettysburg, PA -
July 1-3
- Williamsport, MD -
July 4
- Frederick, MD - July
5
- Harpers Ferry
Bridge, WV - July 6
- Operations in Loudon
County, VA - August 25-September 26
- Smithfield, VA -
August 23
- Catoctin Mountain,
MD - September 14
- Snickersville,
Leesburg, Rectors Cross Roads, Bloomfield, VA -
September 14
- Loudon Valley, VA -
September 25
- Upperville, VA -
September 25
- Summit Point, WV -
October 7
- Rippon, VA - October
18
- Annandale, VA -
October 22
- Expedition in the
Shenandoah Valley - November 1 - December 31
- Woodstock, Ashby’s
Gap, Front Royal, Harrisonburg, VA - No dates
available
- Charlestown, WV -
November 15
- Mt. Jackson, VA -
November 16
- New Market, VA -
November 18
- Upperville, VA -
December 10
- Eldenburg, VA -
December 17
- New Market, VA -
December 18
- Harrisonburg, VA -
December 21
- Staunton, VA -
December 21
1864
- Five Points,
Rectortown, VA - January 1
- Loudon Heights, VA -
January 10
- Romney, Moorefield,
Mechanicsville Gap, WV - February 4
- Regiment Re-enlisted
- February 13
- Upperville, VA -
February 20
- Sigel’s Expedition
from Martinsburg, WV to New Market, VA - April
30-May 16
- New Market, VA - May
13-15
- Hunter’s
Expedition to Lynchburg, VA - May 26-July 1
- Harrisonburg, VA -
June 3
- Piedmont, VA - June
5
- Staunton, VA - June
6
- Tye River, VA - June
12
- Lexington, VA - June
13
- Buckhannon, VA -
June 14
- Lynchburg, VA - June
17, 18
- Catawba Mountains -
June 21
- Shepardstown, WV -
July 3
- Keedysville, MD -
July 5
- Monocacy, MD - July
8
- Frederick, MD - July
11, 12
- Maryland Heights, MD
- July 13-15
- Purcellsville, VA -
July 16
- Cool Springs, VA -
July 18
- Ashby’s Gap, VA -
July 19
- Kernstown, VA - July
23, 24
- Snicker’s Gap, VA
- July 25
- Falling Waters, WV -
July 26
- Hagerstown, MD -
July 29, 30
- Keedysville, MD -
August 5
- Winchester, VA -
August 17
- Opequan Creek, VA -
August 18-20
- Berryville, VA -
August 21
- Charlestown, WV -
August 21
- Antietam, MD -
August 22
- Williamsport, MD -
August 26
- Summit Point, WV -
August 30
- White Post, VA -
September 3
- Winchester, VA -
September 19
- Fisher’s Hill, VA
- September 22
- Cedar Creek, VA -
October 19
1865
- Operations in West
Virginia against Mosby and protecting the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, from Harpers Ferry, WV to
Cumberland, MD - June
- Mustered out of
service - June 28
Coming soon:
- Battles around Emmitsburg, Part II
- General Reynolds and Emmitsburg
- General Meade and the protection of Emmitsburg
- Emmitsburg and the Western Wing of the Pipe Creek Defense Line
- Old Mills and how they were effected by the Battle of
Gettysburg
Read
other articles by John Miller
Read
Mike Hillman's Account of the Emmitsburg role in the
Battle of Gettysburg
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