58 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.
DECEMBER 10.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
Fourth Division, 424 9,210 12,465
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 61 1,969 2,264
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, 12 539 693
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, 2 109 121
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, 3 111 139
Tenn. (Smith)
Post of Gallatin, Tenn. 4 145 153
(Gilfillan)
Troops on Nashville and 63 1,964 2,360
Northwestern Railroad
(Thompson)*
District of Northern 3 ....... 3
Alabama (Granger)+
Troops on Tennessee and 1 ....... 1
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
1st Ohio Light 5 117 138
Artillery, 21st Battery
F (Pease)
Indiana Light 4 136 145
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville 4 80 92
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)++
Post of Stevenson, Ala. 2 122 130
Post of 65 1,348 1,720
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van Cleve)
Total 653 15,850 20,424
Command. Aggregate Serviceable Pieces of
present and horses. artillery.
absent.
Fourth Division, 15,956 ....... ......
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 2,471 278 42
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, 950 ....... .....
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, 151 59 6
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, 163 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)+
Troops on Tennessee and 1 ....... ......
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
1st Ohio Light 151 30 6
Artillery, 21st Battery
F (Pease)
Indiana Light 157 3 8
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville 115 36 8
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)++
Post of Stevenson, Ala. 147 9 10
Post of 2,101 39 57
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van Cleve)
Total 25,172 643 155
Present for duty - equipped.
Infantry. Cavalry.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men
Fourth Division, 420 9,238 ..... .....
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 39 1,219 ..... .....
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, 12 554 ...... .....
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)+
Troops on Tennessee and ..... ..... ...... .....
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
1st Ohio Light ..... ..... ...... .....
Artillery, 21st Battery
F (Pease)
Indiana Light ..... ..... ...... .....
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville ..... ..... ...... .....
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)++
Post of Stevenson, Ala. ..... ..... ...... .....
Post of 55 945 ...... .....
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van Cleve)
Total 585 13,797 ..... .....
Present for duty - equipped.
Artillery. Total.
Command. Officers Men. Officers Men.
Fourth Division, ..... ..... 420 9,238
Twentieth Army Corps
(Rousseau)*
Post of Nashville, 19 750 58 1,969
Tenn. (Miller)
Post of Springfield, ..... ..... 12 554
Tenn. (Downey)
Post of Fort Donelson, 2 109 2 109
Tenn. (Brott)
Post of Clarksville, 3 111 3 111
Tenn. (Smith)
Post of Gallatin, Tenn. 4 145 4 145
(Gilfillan)
Troops on Nashville and 3 107 62 1,948
Northwestern Railroad
(Thompson)*
District of Northern ..... ..... ..... .....
Alabama (Granger)+
Troops on Tennessee and ...... ..... ..... .....
Alabama Railroad
(Johnson)*
1st Ohio Light 5 117 5 117
Artillery, 21st Battery
F (Pease)
Indiana Light 4 136 4 136
Artillery, 21st Battery
(Andrew)*
Defenses of Nashville 2 88 2 88
and Chattanooga
Railroad (Milroy)++
Post of Stevenson, Ala. 2 122 2 122
Post of 8 403 63 1,348
Murfreesborough, Tenn.
(Van Cleve)
Total 52 2,088 637 15,885
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*At Nashville, Tenn.
+At Stevenson, Ala.
++At Tullahoma, Tenn.
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