Georgia, Catoosa County, Ringgold
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Text on Front Side of Marker:
60th New York Infantry
102nd New York Infantry
137th New York Infantry
149th New York Infantry
Ireland's - Third Brigade
Geary's - Second Division
Slocum's - Twelfth Corps
Hooker's Command
11th and 12th Corps
Army of the Potomac
November 27, 1863
Text on Back Side of Marker:
The New York Infantry Regiments of Ireland's Brigade, lying at Stone Railroad depot, were ordered on the double quick to this point during the battle, about 10:30 A.M., November 27, 1863. The advance was made in good order under a heavy artillery and musketry fire. The line held by this Brigade reached from the railroad to East Chickamauga Creek. The firing was severe on both sides, but the enemy finally withdrew, about 1 P.M.
Skirmishers of the Brigade commanded by Captain Lewis R. Stegman, 102nd New York, advanced and cleared the gap in front, gaining possession of the two railroad bridges and a mill.
Casualties
Staff, Killed 0, Wounded 1
60th New York, Killed 2, Wounded 15
102nd New York, Killed 2, Wounded 7
137th New York, Killed 1, Wounded 15
149th New York, Killed 3, Wounded 13
Total killed and wounded 59
Number of Officers and Men engaged about 500.
(War, US Civil) Includes location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Text on Front Side of Marker:60th New York Infantry
102nd New York Infantry
137th New York Infantry
149th New York Infantry
Ireland's - Third Brigade
Geary's - Second Division
Slocum's - Twelfth Corps
Hooker's Command
11th and 12th Corps
Army of the Potomac
November 27, 1863
Text on Back Side of Marker:
The New York Infantry Regiments of Ireland's Brigade, lying at Stone Railroad depot, were ordered on the double quick to this point during the battle, about 10:30 A.M., November 27, 1863. The advance was made in good order under a heavy artillery and musketry fire. The line held by this Brigade reached from the railroad to East Chickamauga Creek. The firing was severe on both sides, but the enemy finally withdrew, about 1 P.M.
Skirmishers of the Brigade commanded by Captain Lewis R. Stegman, 102nd New York, advanced and cleared the gap in front, gaining possession of the two railroad bridges and a mill.
Casualties
Staff, Killed 0, Wounded 1
60th New York, Killed 2, Wounded 15
102nd New York, Killed 2, Wounded 7
137th New York, Killed 1, Wounded 15
149th New York, Killed 3, Wounded 13
Total killed and wounded 59
Number of Officers and Men engaged about 500.
(War, US Civil) Includes location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.