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Abstract from Monthly Return of the strength of the Department of South Carolina and Georgia, commanded by Major General J. C. Pemberton, for May, 1862.
Commanding Troops Office Men Aggrega Aggrega
officer rs te te
present present
and
absent
Major First 21 396 487 603
Emanuel Military
District of
South
Carolina
[Not Second 333 5,909 7,917 9,501
indicated] Military
District of
South
Carolina
[Not Third 266 4,117 5,632 6,255
indicated] Military
District of
South
Carolina
Colonel Fourth and 68 1,070 1,272 1,550
W. S. Walker Fifth
Military
Districts of
South
Carolina
[Not Sixth 145 2,599 2,254 3,517
indicated] Military
District of
South
Carolina
Brigadier James Island 188 2,985 3,925 4,431
General
S. R. Gist
Brigadier Military - - - 8,165
General District of
H. W. Mercer Georgia*
Grand total 1,021 17,076 22,487 34,112
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*No return made.
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Organization of troops in the Department of South Carolina and Georgia, commanded by Major General J. C. Pemberton, May, 1862.
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Major W. P. EMANUEL, commanding.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
46th Georgia, Colonel [P. H.] Colquitt.
1st South Carolina, Colonel Johnson Hagood.
18th South Carolina, Colonel J. M. Gadberry.
20th South Carolina, Colonel L. M. Keitt.
21st South Carolina, Colonel R. F. Graham.
22nd South Carolina, Colonel S. D. Goodlett.
23rd South Carolina, Colonel H. L. Benbow.
Byrd's [South Carolina] battalion, Major Byrd.
Smith's [South Carolina] battalion.
3rd Battalion South Carolina Cavalry.
German Hussars.
Mulligan's company cavalry.
1st South Carolina Artillery.
Alston's battalion artillery, Captain Alston.
Boyce's light battery, Captain Boyce.
Ferguson's light artillery, Captain Ferguson.
German Light Artillery, Company A.
Kanapaux's light battery, Captain Kanapaux.
Nelson [Virginia] Light Artillery.
White's battalion artillery [four companies].
Gunboats Nos. 1 and 2.
THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
51st Georgia, Colonel W. M. Slaughter.
16th South Carolina, Colonel James McCullough.
17th South Carolina, Colonel J. H. Means.
Holcombe [South Carolina] Legion, Colonel P. F. Stevens.
3rd South Carolina Battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel James.
7th South Carolina Battalion, Major P. H. Nelson.
1st Battalion Rifles, Lieutenant-Colonel Moore.
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