62 Series I Volume XLVI-I Serial 95 - Appomattox Campaign Part I
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Abstract from fri-monthly returns, &c.-Continued.
MARCH 20.
Infantry Cavalry.
Command Officers Men Officers Men
ARMY OF
THE
POTOMAC
Provost 15 503 14 566
Guard
(Macy)
Post of 81 1,965 10 237
City Point
(Collis)
Independen ... .... 2 32
t Company
Oneida
Cavalry
(Batchelde
r)
Artillery ... .... ... ....
(Hunt)
Second 979 18,188 .... ....
Army Corps
(Humphreys
)
Fifth Army 634 15,359 ... ....
Corps
(Warren)
Sixth Army 695 16,197 ... .....
Corps
(Wright)
Sixth Army 695 16,459 ... ....
Corps
(Parke)
Second .... ... 242 5,402
Cavalry
Division
(Davies)
Total 3,099 68,671 268 6,237
ARMY OF
THE JAMES.
Headquarte 4 180 ... ....
rs guard
4th .... .... 13 160
Massachuse
tts
Cavalry
(Washburn)
Cavalry .... .... 95 2,555
Division
(Kautz)
Twenty- 535 13,073 4 124
fourth
Army
Corps
(Gibbon)
Twenty- 442 12,941 4 56
fifth Army
corps
(Weitzel)
Defense of 131 3,651 .... ....
Bermuda
Hundred
(Hartsuff)
Separate 56 1,555 7 220
Brigade
(Carr)
Total 1,168 31,400 123 3,115
Grand 4,267 100,071 391 9,352
aggregate
Artillery Total
Command Officers Men Officers Men Aggrega
te
ARMY OF
THE
POTOMAC
Provost ... .... 29 1,069 1,098
Guard
(Macy)
Post of ... .... 91 2,202 2,293
City Point
(Collis)
Independen ... .... 2 32 34
t Company
Oneida
Cavalry
(Batchelde
r)
Artillery 32 1,184 32 1,184 1,216
(Hunt)
Second 37 1,689 1,016 19,777 20,893
Army Corps
(Humphreys
)
Fifth Army 30 1,418 664 16,777 17,441
Corps
(Warren)
Sixth Army 27 1,039 722 17,236 17,958
Corps
(Wright)
Sixth Army 21 781 716 17,240 17,956
Corps
(Parke)
Second 5 240 247 5,642 5,889
Cavalry
Division
(Davies)
Total 152 6,351 3,519 81,259 84,778
ARMY OF
THE JAMES.
Headquarte ... .... 4 180 184
rs guard
4th ... .... 13 160 173
Massachuse
tts
Cavalry
(Washburn)
Cavalry 4 148 99 2,703 2,802
Division
(Kautz)
Twenty- 46 1,784 585 14,891 15,566
fourth
Army
Corps
(Gibbon)
Twenty- 38 1,103 484 14,100 14,584
fifth Army
corps
(Weitzel)
Defense of 25 909 156 4,450 4,716
Bermuda
Hundred
(Hartsuff)
Separate 7 394 70 70 2.239
Brigade
(Carr)
Total 120 4,338 1,411 38,853 40,264
Grand 272 10,689 4,930 120,112 125,042
aggregate
MARCH 31.
ARMY OF
THE
POTOMAC
Provost 21 982 15 586 ...
Guard
(Macy)
Post of 88 1,855 10 237 ...
City
Point
(Collins
)
Independ .... .... 2 16 ....
ent
Company
Oneida
Cavalry
(Batchel
der)
Artiller .... .... .... .... 35
y (Hunt)
Second 960 18,507 .... .... 33
Army
Corps
(Humphre
ys)
Fifth 632 15,341 .... .... 25
Army
Corps
(Warren)
Sixth 705 16,576 ..... ...... 33
Amy
Corps
(Wright)
Ninth 679 16,677 ..... ...... 21
Army
Corps
(Parker)
Total 3,085 69,938 27 839 147
ARMY OF
THE
JAMES
Headquar 2 100 .... ..... ....
ters
guard
4th .... .... 13 262 ....
Massachu
setts
Cavalry
(Washbur
n)
1st New ..... ..... 24 442 ....
York
Mounted
Rifled
(Sumner)
Cavalry .... .... 70 2,106 4
Division
(Mackenz
ie)
Twenty- 545 13,673 4 124 46
fourth
Army
Corps
(Gilbon)
Twenty- 272 7,828 6 48 29
fifth
Army
Corps
(Weitzel
)
Defenses 149 3,685 ... .... 3
of
Bermuda
Hundred
(Hartsuf
f)
Seprate 55 1,575 8 217 5
Brigade
(Carr)
Total 1,023 26,861 125 3,199 87
Grand 4,108 96,799 152 4,038 234
aggregat
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ARMY OF
THE
POTOMAC
Provost .... 36 1,538 1,604
Guard
(Macy)
Post of .... 98 2,092 2,190
City
Point
(Collins
)
Independ .... 2 16 18
ent
Company
Oneida
Cavalry
(Batchel
der)
Artiller 1,127 35 1,127 1,162
y (Hunt)
Second 1,667 993 20,174 21,167
Army
Corps
(Humphre
ys)
Fifth 1,075 657 16,416 17,073
Army
Corps
(Warren)
Sixth 1,070 738 17,646 18,384
Amy
Corps
(Wright)
Ninth 776 700 17,453 18,153
Army
Corps
(Parker)
Total 5,715 3,259 76,492 79,751
ARMY OF
THE
JAMES
Headquar .... 2 100 102
ters
guard
4th .... 13 262 275
Massachu
setts
Cavalry
(Washbur
n)
1st New .... 24 442 466
York
Mounted
Rifled
(Sumner)
Cavalry 148 74 2,254 2,328
Division
(Mackenz
ie)
Twenty- 1,784 595 15,581 16,176
fourth
Army
Corps
(Gilbon)
Twenty- 960 307 8,836 9,143
fifth
Army
Corps
(Weitzel
)
Defenses 134 152 3,819 3,971
of
Bermuda
Hundred
(Hartsuf
f)
Seprate 263 68 2,055 2,123
Brigade
(Carr)
Total 3,289 1,235 33,349 34,584
Grand 9,004 4,494 109,841 114,335
aggregat
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