10th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment Bookmark

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The 10th Virginia was originally organized as State Militia and formally reorganized and mustered into Confederate service July 1, 1861. Comprising 13 companies of 85-100 men each from Rockingham (8), Shenandoah (3), Page (1) and Madison (1) Counties and with 11 companies serving with the unit at any given …

Front:
The 10th Virginia was originally organized as State Militia and formally reorganized and mustered into Confederate service July 1, 1861. Comprising 13 companies of 85-100 men each from Rockingham (8), Shenandoah (3), Page (1) and Madison (1) Counties and with 11 companies serving with the unit at any given time. On every field in which they were engaged they took or held their objective and acquitted themselves with honor. 1475 men mustered through the 10th and at the surrender at Appomattox 46 received paroles.

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7/21/1861 – 1st Manassas, 8/5/1862 – McDowell, 5/25/1862 Winchester, 6/26-7/1862 Seven Days, 8/9/1862 – Cedar Run, 8/28/1862 – Groveton, 8/29-30/1862 – 2nd Manassas, 9/1/1862 – Chantilly, 12/13/1862 – Fredericksburg, 5/2-3/1863 Chancellorsville, 6/15/1863 – 2nd Winchester, 7/2-3/63 – Gettysburg, 9/27/1863 – Bristoe, 11/25-27/1863 – Mine Run, 5/5-6/1864 Wilderness, 5/10-12/1864 – Spotsylvania C H, 7/9/1864 – Monocacy Junction, 7/12/1864 – Fort Stevens, 7/24/1864 – 2nd Kernstown, 9/19/1864 – 3rd Winchester, 9/22/1864 – Fishers Hill, 10/19/1864 – Cedar Creek, 3/25/1865 – Fort Stedman, 4/6/1865 Saylor’s Creek, 4/9/1865 Appomattox C H