
1st New Jersey Artillery Battery B
1st New Jersey Artillery Battery B was part of the Third Corps Artillery Brigade at Gettysburg. The battery consisted of 6 Parrotts and 143 men under the command of Capt. Adoniram J. Clark (1838-1913), a medical student. The Battery was engaged on July 2 and 3d; the battery’s monument is located along Sickles Avenue on the edge of Excelsior Field where the unit fought on July 2. A tablet on Hancock Avenue marks the July 3 position. The battery suffered 20 casualties during the battle.
Battery B was recruited from Essex County. It mustered in at Trenton on September 3, 1861.
1st New Jersey Artillery Battery B
3d Corps Artillery Brigade
Engaged: 6 Parrotts and 143 men; 1 killed, 16 wounded, 3 missing
Monument: Sickles Avenue
Tags: Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg, III Corps, Monument Project, new jersey