| Camp # | Camp Name | Location |
| 1 | Major Christian Woerner | Hoboken |
| 2 | President Abraham Lincoln | Elizabeth |
| 3 | Colonel Paul | Belvidere |
| 3 | Major General Joseph Hooker | Newark |
| 4* | General (and President) James A. Garfield | Trenton |
| 4 | Robert Leslie | Newark |
| 5 | Fred V. Dayton | Trenton |
| 6 | Thomas Robinson | Keyport |
| 6 | Chaplain William T. Abbott | Neptune |
| 6 | Major Peter Vredenburg | Freehold |
| 7 | Grand Army of the Republic | Perth Amboy |
| 7* | Colonel Louis R. Francine | Hammonton |
| 8 | Hugh C. Irish | Paterson |
| 9 | John Foran | Flemington |
| 9 | William Pierson | Bloomfield |
| 10 | Lieutenant C. W. Arnett | Lambertville |
| 10* | Brigadier General Nathaniel Lyon Camp | Vineland |
| 11 | Colonel H. H. Janeway | Atlantic City |
| 12 | John J.H. Love | (Montclair) Bloomfield |
| 13 | General of the Army Philip Sheridan | Bayonne |
| 14 | Captain Uzal Dodd | Orange |
| 14 | Colonel Edward B. Fowler | Bridgeton |
| 15 | John F. Pratt | East Orange |
| 15 | Toms River | Toms River |
| 16 | Captain Samuel T. Sleeper | Red Bank |
| 17 | Admiral David Glasgow Farragut | Gloucester |
| 17* | Major General George Armstrong Custer | Hightstown |
| 18 | Governor Marcus L. Ward | Newark |
| 19 | General of the Army William Tecumseh Sherman | Jersey City |
| 20 | Major General Phil Kearny | New Brunswick |
| 21 | Major General George Armstrong Custer | Carlstadt |
| 21 | R. A. Donnelly | Trenton |
| 22 | Major General (and Senator) William J. Sewell | Trenton |
| 23 | Captain (and Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic) Henry M. Nevius | Hopewell |
| 24 | General (and President) Ulysses S. Grant | Madison |
| 25 | James B. Morris | Long Branch |
| 25 | Walter H. Blake | Vineland |
| 26 | James McDavitt | Dover |
| 27 | Lieutenant Parker Grubb | Burlington |
| ? | Commander William B. Cushing | Butler |
| 28 | Major General John Fulton Reynolds | Washington |
| 29 | Major General George G. Meade | Bellville |
| 30 | James Pringle | Fort Lee |
| 31 | Charles F. Hopkins | Boonton |
| 32 | Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth | Union City |
| 33 | Lieutenant E. H. Green | Penns Grove |
| 34 | Major General William Farquhar Barry | Rahway |
| 35 | Thomas G. O. MacQuaide | Livingston |
| 36 | Major (and President) William McKinley | Cape May |
| 37 | Larner Tice | Millville |
| 37 | Major General (and New Jersey Governor) George B. McClellan | Orange |
| 38 | William B. Hatch | Camden |
| 39 | Brigadier General (and Secretary of the Navy) George M. Robeson | Bridgeton |
| 40 | Captain Joseph l. Crowell | Perth Amboy |
| 41 | New Brunswick | New Brunswick |
| 42 | Captain Isaac Inslee | Woodbridge |
| 43 | Colonel Hugh B. Reed | Somerville |
| 45 | Major General Joseph Hooker | Mount Holly |
| 46 | Major General (and New Jersey Governor) George B. McClellan | Bayonne |
| 47 | Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur, Jr | Elizabeth |
| 72 | Colonel DeWitt Clinton Baxter | Millville |
| 73* | Major General Winfield Scott | South Plainfield |
| 82* | James S. Stratton | |
| 100* | President Abraham Lincoln | The State Camp of NJ |
| 104* | Sergeant Hiram W. Pursell | Lambertville |
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