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Organization of the Army of Tennessee by corps, divisions, and brigades, November 20, 1864.*
LEE'S CORPS.
Lieutenant General STEPHEN D. LEE.
Stevenson's Division.
Major General CARTER L. STEVENSON.
Cumming's brigade, Colonel Elihu P. Watkins.
Pettus' brigade, Brigadier General Edmund W. Pettus.
Brown's brigade,
Colonel Jos. B. Palmer.Reynolds' brigade,
Johnson's Division.
Major General EDWARD JOHNSON.
Deas' brigade, Brigadier General Zach. C. Deas.
Manigault's brigade, Brigadier General Arthur M. Manigault.
Tucker's brigade, Brigadier General Jacob H. Sharp.
Clayton's Division.
Major General HENRY D. CLAYTON.
Stovall's brigade, Brigadier General Marcellus A. Stovall.
Gibson's brigade, Brigadier General Randall L. Gibson.
Holtzclaw's brigade, Brigadier General James T. Holtzclaw.
STEWART'S CORPS.
Lieutenant General ALEXANDER P. STEWART.
Loring's Division.
Major General WILLIAM W. LORING.
Featherston's brigade, Brigadier General Winfield S. Featherston.
Adams' brigade, Brigadier General John Adams.
Scott's brigade, Brigadier General Thomas M. Scott.
French's Division.
Major General SAMUEL G. FRENCH.
Cockrell's brigade, Brigadier General Francis M. Cockrell.
Sears' brigade, Colonel William W. Witherspoon.
Ector's brigade, Colonel Julius A. Andrews.
Walthall's Division.
Major General EDWARD C. WALTHALL.
Quarles' brigade, Brigadier General George D. Johnston.
Cantey's brigade, Brigadier General Charles M. Shelley.
Reynolds' brigade, Brigadier General Daniel H. Reynolds.
CHEATHAM'S CORPS.
Major General BENJAMIN F. CHEATHAM.
Cleburne's Division.
Major General PATRICK R. CLEBURNE.
Smith's brigade, Brigadier General James A. Smith.
Lowrey's brigade, Brigadier General Mark P. Lowrey.
Govan's brigade, Brigadier General Daniel C. Govan.
Granbury's brigade, Brigadier General Hiram B. Granbury.
Bate's Division.
Major General WILLIAM B. BATE.
Tyler's brigade, Brigadier General Thomas B. Smith.
Finley's brigade, Colonel Robert Bullock.
Jackson's brigade, Brigadier General Henry R. Jackson.
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* Does not account for artillery and cavalry.
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