768 Series I Volume XXXII-III Serial 59 - Forrest's Expedition Part III
| Page 768 | Chapter XLIV. KY., SW. VA., TENN., MISS., ALA., AND N. GA. |
Abstract from return of the Army of Tennessee, General Joseph E. Jonston, C. S. Army, commanding, April 10, 1864; headquarters Dalton, Ga.
Present for
duty.
Command Officer Men. Effecti Aggrega Aggrega Pieces
. s. ve te te of
total present present artille
present . and ry.
. absent.
General 21 160 160 189 253 ......
headqua
rters
Hardee'
s army
corps:
Headqua 29 224 223 300 413 ......
rters
Infantr 1,843 17,462 16,941 22,914 34,498 ......
y
Artille 48 973 942 1,229 1,632 48
ry
Total 1,920 18,659 18,106 24,443 36,543 48
Hardee'
s corps
Hood's
army
corps:
Headqua 29 164 163 213 288 ......
rters
Infantr 1,495 17,493 7,067 21,792 34,562 ......
y
Artille 46 853 840 1,058 1,332 39
ry
Total 1,570 18,510 18,070 23,063 36,182 39
Hood's
corps
Cavalry
:
Wheeler 580 5,734 5,598 8,058 17,066 ......
's
corps @
Artille 12 284 275 344 460 18
ry
attache
d
Total 592 6,018 5,873 8,402 17,526 18
cavalry
Reserve 54 783 754 950 1,237 36
artille
ry
Enginee 17 403 401 456 601 ......
r
troops
1st 9 102 100 123 254 ......
Louisia
na
Infantr
y
(Regula
rs)
Total 26 505 501 579 855 ......
Grand 4,183 44,635 43,464 57,626 92,596 141
total
@ Martin's division joined by transfer (effective total, 1,716; total present, 2,328; aggregate present and absent, 6,477.) Deducting effective total Martin's division (7,716) and Grigsby's brigade (747) in rear recruiting horses, and Roddey's brigade, transferred to Mississippi (1,050) equals 3,513, which, deducted from 5,598, shows the effective total of cavalry in the army to be 2,085.
Armament and ammunition report of the Army of Tennessee, commanded by General Joseph E. Johnston, for the week ending April 10, 1864.
Corps.
Hardee. Hood. Total.
Regiment in 80 54 134
command
Armament,
small-arms:
Caliber .54 3,070 6,778 9,848
Caliber .58 2,994 1,034 4,028
Caliber .577 8,105 5,608 13,713
Caliber .69 3,191 3,242 6,433
Caliber .70 79 79
..............
Total arms 17,360 16,741 34,101
Ammunition:
Rounds in 631,717 625,847 1,257,564
cartridge-
boxes of men
In reserve
wagons:
Caliber .54 130,839 252,680 383,519
Caliber .577 443,108 250,667 693,775
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