57 Series I Volume XLV-I Serial 93 - Franklin - Nashville Part I
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Abstract from returns of the District of Tennessee, &c. - Continued.
NOVEMBER 30.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
Fourth Division, 474 10,390 13,560
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 60 2,296 2,296
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, 8 376 456
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, 3 106 122
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, 3 109 140
Tenn. (Smith)
Post of Gallatin, Tenn. 4 144 153
(Gilfillan)
Troops on Nashville and 63 1,964 2,649
Northwestern Railroad
(Thompson)+
District of Northern 3 ....... 3
Alabama (Granger)++
1st Ohio Light 4 120 140
Artillery, Battery F,
(Pease)++
Troops on Tennessee and 1 ....... 1
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
Indiana Light 4 134 158
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville 5 83 116
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)$
Post of Stevenson, Ala. 2 124 148
(Krzyzanowski)
Post of 70 1,361 2,095
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van. Cleve)
Total 704 16,911 21,316
Command. Aggregate Serviceable Pieces of
present and horses. artillery.
absent.
Fourth Division, 16,307 ..... ......
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 2,556 367 41
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, 954 ..... ........
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, 151 59 6
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, 164 98 6
Tenn. (Smith)
Post of Gallatin, Tenn. 157 4 6
(Gilfillan)
Troops on Nashville and 2,649 87 6
Northwestern Railroad
(Thompson)+
District of Northern 3 ...... ........
Alabama (Granger)++
1st Ohio Light 151 60 6
Artillery, Battery F,
(Pease)++
Troops on Tennessee and 1 ....... ........
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
Indiana Light 158 2 9
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville 116 ...... 8
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)$
Post of Stevenson, Ala. 148 9 10
(Krzyzanowski)
Post of 2,095 ...... 57
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van. Cleve)
Total 25,610 686 155
Present for duty - equipment.
Infantry. Cavalry.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men
Fourth Division, 471 ..... .....
Twentieth Army Corps 10,410
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 38 1,179 ..... .....
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, 8 376 ..... .....
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, ..... ..... ..... .....
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, ..... .... ..... .....
Tenn. (Smith)
Post of Gallatin, Tenn. ..... ..... ..... .....
(Gilfillan)
Troops on Nashville and 59 1,841 ..... .....
Northwestern Railroad
(Thompson)+
District of Northern ..... ..... ..... .....
Alabama (Granger)++
1st Ohio Light ..... ..... ..... .....
Artillery, Battery F,
(Pease)++
Troops on Tennessee and ..... ..... ..... .....
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
Indiana Light ..... ..... ..... ......
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville ..... ..... ...... ......
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)$
Post of Stevenson, Ala. ..... ..... ..... ......
(Krzyzanowski)
Post of 59 978 ..... ......
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van. Cleve)
Total 635 14,784 ..... ......
Present for duty - equipped.
Artillery. Total.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men
Fourth Division, ..... ..... 471 10,410
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 19 837 57 2,016
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, ..... ..... 8 376
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, 3 106 3 106
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, 3 109 3 109
Tenn. (Smith)
Post of Gallatin, Tenn. 4 144 4 144
(Gilfillan)
Troops on Nashville and 3 107 62 1,948
Northwestern Railroad
(Thompson)+
District of Northern ..... ..... ..... ......
Alabama (Granger)++
1st Ohio Light 4 124 4 124
Artillery, Battery F,
(Pease)++
Troops on Tennessee and ...... ..... ....... .......
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
Indiana Light 4 134 4 134
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville 2 83 2 83
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)$
Post of Stevenson, Ala. 2 124 2 124
(Krzyzanowski)
Post of 9 383 68 1,361
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van. Cleve)
Total 53 2,151 688 16,935
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*At Nashville, Tenn.
+At Johnsonville, Tenn.
++At Stevenson, Ala.
$At Tullahoma, Tenn.
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