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Weekly report of effective force of the Third and Fourth Divisions, Seventeenth Army Corps, Major General Frank P. Blair commanding, August 18, 1864.
Headquarters
Command Officer Men Total
Seventeenth Army Corps, general and 20 200 220
staff
Third Division, general a and staff 14 40 54
20th Illinois Infantry Volunteers, ...... ...... .....
Captain J. H. Austin
First Brigade, Colonel G. E. 6 38 44
Bryant
Second Brigade, Lieutenant Colonel 6 28 34
G. F. Wiles
Third Brigade, Major Asa Worden 4 22 26
Artillery, Captain W. S. Williams 1 2 3
Total 31 130 161
Fourth Division, general b and 11 53 64
staff
First Brigade, Colonel B. F. Potts 6 29 35
Second Brigade, Colonel John Logan ........ ..... ......
C
Third Brigade, Brigadier General 7 10 17
W. Belknap
Artillery, Captain W. Z. Clayton ....... ..... .....
Pioneer corps, Captain J. H. Davis ....... ...... .....
Detachment Thirty-third Wisconsin ....... ..... .....
Infantry, Lieutenant Stark
Total 24 92 116
Grand total 75 422 497
Infantry
Command Officers Men Total
Seventeenth Army Corps, general and ........ ..... .....
staff
Third Division, general a and staff ...... .... .....
20th Illinois Infantry Volunteers, 3 35 38
Captain J. H. Austin
First Brigade, Colonel G. E. Bryant 42 1,208 1,250
Second Brigade, Lieutenant Colonel G. 38 797 835
F. Wiles
Third Brigade, Major Asa Worden 26 584 610
Artillery, Captain W. S. Williams ....... .... ......
Total 109 2,624 2,733
Fourth Division, general b and staff ....... .... .....
First Brigade, Colonel B. F. Potts 56 1,128 1,184
Second Brigade, Colonel John Logan C ....... ..... .....
Third Brigade, Brigadier General W. 41 944 985
Belknap
Artillery, Captain W. Z. Clayton ....... ..... .....
Pioneer corps, Captain J. H. Davis 3 88 91
Detachment Thirty-third Wisconsin 1 61 62
Infantry, Lieutenant Stark
Total 101 2,221 2,322
Grand total 210 4,845 5,055
Artillery
Command Officers Men Total
Seventeenth Army Corps, general and ....... ..... ......
staff
Third Division, general a and staff ...... ..... ......
20th Illinois Infantry Volunteers, ...... ...... ......
Captain J. H. Austin
First Brigade, Colonel G. E. ...... ..... ......
Bryant
Second Brigade, Lieutenant Colonel ...... ..... .....
G. F. Wiles
Third Brigade, Major Asa Worden ....... ..... ......
Artillery, Captain W. S. Williams 7 315 322
Total 7 315 322
Fourth Division, general b and ........ ..... ......
staff
First Brigade, Colonel B. F. Potts ....... ..... ......
Second Brigade, Colonel John Logan ....... ...... ......
c
Third Brigade, Brigadier General ....... ..... ......
W. W. Belknap
Artillery, Captain W. Z. Clayton 9 364 373
Pioneer corps, Captain J. H. Davis ....... .... ......
Detachment thirty-third Wisconsin ....... .... ......
Infantry, Lieutenant Stark
Total 9 364 373
Grand total 16 679 695
Total
Command Officers Men Aggregate Horses Guns
Seventeenth Army 20 200 220 ..... ....
Corps, general and
staff
Third Division, 14 40 54 .... ....
general a and
staff
20th Illinois 3 35 1,246 .... ....
Infantry
Volunteers,
Captain J. H.
Austin
First Brigade, 48 1,246 825 ..... ....
Colonel G. E.
Bryant
Second Brigade, 44 825 606 ..... ....
Lieutenant
Colonel G. F.
Wiles
Third Brigade, 30 606 317 ..... ....
Major Asa Worden
Artillery, Captain 8 317 325 166 14
W. S. Williams
Total 147 3,069 3,216 166 14
Fourth Division, 11 53 64 ..... ....
general b and
staff
First Brigade, 62 1,157 1,219 ...... ....
Colonel B. F.
Potts
Second Brigade, ....... ..... ....... ..... ....
Colonel John
Logan c
Third Brigade, 48 954 1,002 ..... ....
Brigadier General
W. W. Belknap
Artillery, Captain 9 364 373 205 14
W. Z. Clayton
Pioneer corps, 3 88 91 ..... ....
Captain J. H.
Davis
Detachment thirty- 1 61 62 ..... ....
third Wisconsin
Infantry,
Lieutenant Stark
Total 134 2,677 2,811 205 14
Grand total 301 5,946 6,247 371 28
a Brigadier General Charles R. Woods.
b Brigadier General G. A. Smith.
c At Marietta, Ga.
FRANK P. BLAIR, JR.,
Major-General, Commanding.
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