American AcornsBlessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 96: the 17th Infantry at Milliken's Bend. The regiments take position on the left and right of the road at Milliken's Bend.
Image · dated 1875 · source: Internet Archive (public-domain scan); cu31924032778890.
Transcription
Word-for-word transcription (spellings kept; uncertain letters in brackets).
The 16th Dismounted Cavalry, under command
of Colonel Gregg, the 17th Infantry, under command of Colonel
Allen, and the 19th Infantry, commanded by Colonel Water-
house, took position on the left of the road, while the 16th
Infantry, under command of Colonel Flournoy, took their
position on the right of the road.
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