1248 Series I Volume XLII-III Serial 89 - Richmond-Fort Fisher Part III
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ARTILLERY.
Colonel THOMAS H. CARTER.
Nelson's Battalion.
Kirkpatrick's battery.
Milladge's battery.
Snead's battery.
Cutshaw's Battalion.
Fry's battery.
Garber's battery.
Jones' battery.
With Lomax.
Griffin's battery.
Jackson's battery.
Lurty's battery.
McClanahan's battery.
Braxton's Battalion.
Carpenter's battery.
Cooper's battery.
Hardwicke's battery.
King's Battalion.
Bryan's battery.
Chapman's battery.
Lowry's battery.
With Rosser.
Johnston's battery.
Shoemaker's battery.
Thomson's battery.
Abstract from tri-monthly of the Department of Richmond, Lieutenant General Richard S. Ewell commanding, for November 30, 1864.
Present for
duty. Prisoners.
Officers Men Effective Aggregate Aggragate Officers Men
total present. present and
present. absent.
Command.
Tennessee Brigade 49 489 556 669 1,642 49 488
Brigadier-General 72 578 778 863 2,853 - --
Lee's command
Brigadier-General 91 1,119 1,218 1,471 3,942 1 23
Barton's command
Second Battalion 26 186 222 285 844 1 6
Virginia Reserves
Total 238 2,372 2,774 3,318 9,281 51 517
Brigadier-General 81 1,404 1,658 1,924 3,471 21 370
Gary's command
Richmond Artillery 75 1,368 1,468 1,671 3,651 3 1
Defenses
Ninth Georgia 16 410 440 466 645 3 48
Battalion
Artillery
Total 91 1,778 1,908 2,137 4,296 6 49
Grand total 410 5,554 6,340 7,379 17,048 78 936
Organization of troops in the Department of Richmond, commanded by Lieutenant General Richard S. Ewell, November 30, 1864.
Tennessee Brigade.
Colonel JOHN M. HUGHS.
17th and 23rd Tennessee (consolidated).
44th and 28th Tennessee (consolidated).
63rd Tennessee.
Barton's Command.
Brigadier General SETH M. BARTON.
25th Virginia Battalion Infantry.
18th Georgia Battalion Heavy Artillery.
1st, 3rd, and 4th Battalions Virginia Reserves.
Lee's Command.
Brigadier General GEORGE W. C. LEE.
2nd Regiment Local Defense Troops.
3rd Regiment Local Defense Troops.
1st Battalion Local Defense Troops.
4th Battalion Local Defense Troops.
5th Battalion Local Defense Troops.
2nd Battalion Virginia Reserves.
Gary's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARTIN W. GARY.
7th Georgia.
7th South Carolina.
Hampton (South Carolina) Legion.
24th Virginia.
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