Historic California Militia and
National Guard Units
Grass Valley Union Guard
Military Unit Designation:
Grass Valley Union Guard, 4th Brigade,
California Militia
After 1866, Grass Valley Union Guard,
Company A, 5th Infantry Battalion, 4th Brigade, National Guard
of California
Date of Organization: February 11, 1863
Date of Disbanding: June 1, 1872
Inclusive dates of units papers: 1863-1872
Geographical Location or Locations: Grass Valley, Nevada
County
Unit papers on file at the California State Archives:
a. Organization Papers 7 documents
(1863)
b. Bonds 3 documents (1864-1872)
c. Correspondence (Unclassified letters) 47 documents (1863-1872)
d. Election Returns 7 documents (1863-1871)
e. Exempt Certificates, Applications for none
f. Muster Rolls, Monthly returns 33 documents (1863-1871)
g. Oaths Qualifications 152 documents (1865-1871)
h. Orders 1 document (1872)
i. Receipts, invoices 8 documents (1863-1872)
j. Requisitions 4 documents (1863-1868)
k. Resignations 2 documents (1865)
l. Target Practice Reports 6 documents (1866-1871)
m. Other Public Property, 5 documents (1866-1871)
Extract from and link to Official History:
"The Grass Valley Union Guard, unattached, of the Fourth
Brigade was reorganized...August 4, 1866... and the unit became
designated as the Grass Valley Union Guard, Company A, Fifth
Infantry of the Fourth Brigade."Outline
History of the California National Guard, Vol. 2, #169.
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