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BATTERY I, FOURTH U.S. ARTILLERY WAS REPEATEDLY ENGAGED ON SNODGRASS HILL ON SEPT 20, 1863. LOSS-KILLED AND WOUNDED, 1 OFFICER-21 ENLISTED MEN, 19 HORSES.

74TH OHIO INFANTRY, 3RD BRIGADE, 2ND DIVISION, 14TH ARMY CORPS

SEE ALSO-9TH INDIANA INFANTRY WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-9TH INDIANA INFANTRY WAR MEMORIAL

ILLINOIS 100TH INFANTRY BUELL'S BRIGADE 11AM SEPTEMBER 20, 1863

INDIANA ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY (DOAN) SECOND BRIGADE (KING) FOURTH DIVISION (REYNOLDS) FOURTEENTH CORPS (THOMAS) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1863 5PM TO 7:30PM

INDIANA TENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY (CARROLL) SECOND BRIGADE (CROXTON) THIRD DIVISION (BRANNAN) FOURTEENTH CORPS (THOMAS) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1863 6PM TO 8PM

10TH KENTUCKY INF. U.S. VOLS

TO THE MEMORY OF 131 KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING OF THE 113TH REGIMENT OHIO INFANTRY. THIS POSITION WAS GAINED BY ASSAULT ABOUT 2:00PM AND HELD AGAINST ALL ATTACKS UNTIL THE ARMY RETIRED AT SUNDOWN.

ILLINOIS 115TH INFANTRY 1ST BRIGADE-WHITAKER 1ST DIVISION-STEEDMAN RESERVE CORPS-GRANGER COMMANDED BY COL. JESSE H. MOORE SEPT 20-1863 2PM-6PM LOSS 183

MICHIGAN-TO HER 11TH REGIMENT INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS. COL. WILLIAM L. STOUGHTON, 11TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY, WHOSE STATUE SURMOUNTS THIS SHAFT.

121ST OHIO INFANTRY REPULSED THREE PERSISTENT ASSAULTS OF THE ENEMY, DRIVING HIM TO THE FOOT OF THE HILL AND CAPTURING THE COLORS OF THE 22ND ALABAMA. 121ST OHIO INFANTRY WAS ORGANIZED AT DELEWARE, OHIO, SEPT 11TH, 1862 FOR THREE YEARS.

125TH OHIO INFANTRY WENT INTO ACTION WITH 16 OFFICERS, 298 MEN; AGGREGATE 314. LOSS: KILLED 17, WOUNDED 83, MISSING 5, AGGREGATE 105.