In Search of Johnston’s Army
By Duane A. Bylund
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Lieutenant Colonel Loring’s Mixed Corps Battalion
Area 1 - Miscellaneous Troops
Area 2 - Third Infantry?
Area 4 - Sixth and Seventh Infantries
Area 5 - First Cavalry?
Area 14 - Mixed Corps Headquarters - The Rifle Camp?
Areas 15 and 47 - Miscellaneous Troops
Area 49 - Double Eagle Draw
2. Lieutenant Colonel Bee’s Volunteer Battalion
Area 3 - The Volunteers: Teamsters & Trainmen
3. Captain Phelps’ Fourth Light Artillery
Area 6 - Fourth Light Artillery: Battery B?
4. Colonel Cooke’s Second Dragoons
Area 7 - Forge Area #1
Area 7W - Forge Area #2
Areas 9 and 12 - Old Road
Areas 11 and 48 - The Honey Hole
Area 13 - The Main Camp
Area 25 - Part of Main Camp
Areas 35N and 35S - Trash Dumps?
Area 36 - Oak Leaf Outpost
Area 43 - Officer’s Quarters?
Areas 45 and 46 - Herding Camp or Exercise Area
Areas 51 and 52 - Trash Dumps and the Camp in Retrospect
The Camp in Retrospect
5. Colonel Alexander’s Tenth Infantry
Area 10 - Part of Main Camp: Company B
Area 26 - Part of Main Camp: Captain Tracy’s Tent
Area 27 - Trash Dump
Area 28 - Part of Main Camp
Area 29 - Part of Main Camp: Companies A and I
Areas 32, 33, 37, 38, and 8 - Tenth Infantry Outpost
6. Lieutenant Colonel Waite’s Fifth Infantry
Area 17 - Main Camp
Areas 19, 30, and 31 - Cedar Fort Ditch
Areas 20, 22, and 23 - Trash Dumps: The Caduceus Glory Hole
Area 24 - Part of Main Camp
Area 34 - Part of Main Camp: Company G
Areas 39, 53, and 40 - Fifth Infantry Outpost and the Camp in Retrospect
The Camp in Retrospect
7. Captain Reno’s Heavy Artillery
Areas 44, 41, and 42 - Ordnance Corps
Area 16 - Sutler
Area 18 - Forge Area #3: Possible Headquarters
8. General Johnston and Staff: Department of Utah Headquarters
Area 21 - Sentinel
Area 50 - Water Supply Area: Possible Headquarters
9. Conclusion on Old Camp Floyd
10. West Creek
Area 1 - Second Dragoons
11. Artifact Photographs
Appendices
A. A Brief History of the Utah War
B. Utah Army Units: June 26, 1858
C. Old Camp Floyd Buttons
D. Old Camp Floyd Bullets
E. Old Camp Floyd Coins
F. West Creek Coins
G. Metal Detector Hints for Relic Hunting
Bibliography
~Also Available~
Roll Call at Old Camp Floyd, Utah Territory
Soldiers of Johnston’s Army at the Upper Camp
By Roger B. Nielson
8 July to 8 September 1858
Contents
Introduction
Army Units
Army Camps
Camps of the Army Leading to Old Camp Floyd
Map of Old Camp Floyd Reserve
1858 Sketch of Old Camp Floyd, Cedar Valley, Utah
Photos
Chapter 1 Army Staff
Chapter 2 Fifth Infantry Regiment
Chapter 3 Tenth Infantry Regiment
Chapter 4 Second Dragoon Regiment
Chapter 5 Mixed Battalion
Chapter 6 Volunteer Battalion
Chapter 7 Light Artillery Battery
Chapter 8 Heavy Artillery Battery
Chapter 9 Chronology of Old Camp Floyd
Chapter 10 Army Followers
Chapter 11 Officer Index
Chapter 12 Enlisted Index
Bibliography / References
Suggested Reading
Old Camp Floyd & West Creek
As Seen Through the Eyes of a Relic Hunter
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