1112 Series I Volume XLVI-II Serial 96 - Appomattox Campaign Part II
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Abstract from tri-monthly return of the Department of Richmond, Lieutenant General Richmond, S. Ewell, Commanding, for January 20, 1865.
Present
for duty. Prisoners.
Comman Office Men Effect Aggreg Aggreg Office Men
d rs ive ate ate rs
total presen presen
presen t t and
t absent
Genera 11 ... ... 11 11 ... ...
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staff
Virgin 44 773 824 1,631 1,631
ia
brigad
e
Local 56 395 486 2,719 2,719
Defens
e
bridge
Barton 87 901 971 3,665 3,655
's
comman
d
2nd 17 112 138 817 817
Battal
ion,
Virgin
ia
Reserv
es
Total 204 2,181 2,419 8,832 8,832
Gary's 57 1,187 1,478 3,503 3,503
brigad
e
Richmo 54 1,114 1,219 1,354 1,354
nd
Artill
ery
Defens
e a
9th 14 403 420 441 610
Georgi
a
Battal
ion
Artill
ery
Total 68 1,517 1,639 1,838 3,964
Grand 34 4,885 5,536 6,442 16,310
total
a Detached at Chaffin's 1,712.
Organization of Troops in the Department of Richmond, commanded by Lieutenant General Richard S. Ewell, January 20, 1865.
Virginia Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT M. MAYO.
40th Virginia.
47th Virginia.
55th Virginia.
22nd Virginia Battalion.
Barton's Command.
Brigadier General SETH M. BARTON.
25th Virginia and 18th Georgia Battalions.
1st Battalion Virginia Reserves
3rd and 4th Battalions Virginia Reserves.
Local Defense Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE W. C. LEE.
2nd Regiment.
3rd Regiment.
1st Battalion.
4th Battalion.
5th Battalion.
2nd Battalion Reserves, Lieutenant Colonel John H. Guy.
Gary's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARTIN W. GARY.
7th Georgia.
7th South Carolina.
Hamton (South Carolina) Legion.
24th Virginia.
Richmond Artillery Defenses.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN C. PEMBERTON.
10th Virginia Battalion Heavy Artillery, Major James O. Hensley.
18th Virginia Battalion Heavy Artillery, Major mark B. Hardin.
19th Virginia Battalion Heavy Artillery, Major N. R. Cary.
20th Virginia Battalion Heavy Artillery, Major James E. Robertson.
Caroline Light Artillery, Captain Thomas R. Thorton.
Nelson Light Artillery, Numbers 2., Captain J. Henry Rives.
Surry Light Artillery, Captain James D. Hankins.
9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, Major Austin Leyden.
Garrison at Chaffin's, Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Hardaway.
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