448 Series I Volume XII-III Serial 18 - Second Manassas Part III
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Abstract from Return of the Mountain Department, Major General J. C. Fremont commanding, for June, 1862.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate Aggregate Remarks.
present. present
and
absent.
District 327 7,902 9,931 11,805
of the
Kanawha
(Cox's)
Railroad 161 4,235 4,667 4,812
District
(Kelley's)
Blenker's 386 7,855 8,627 10,333 No
division reports.
Strength
estimated on
original
as of
May 31,
1862
Milroy's 134 2,780 3,555 3,779 No
brigade reports.
Strength
estimated on
original
as of
May 31,
1862.
Schenck's 93 2,242 2,668 3,150 No
brigade reports.
Strength
estimated on
original
as of
May 31,
1862.
Grand 1,101 25,014 29,448 33,879
total
Abstract from Return of the Department of the Rappahannock, Major General Irvin McDowell, U. S. Army, commanding, for June, 1862.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
Department 22
-----
-----
staff
King's 456 8,300 9,814
division
Rickets' 394 8,051 9,746
division
Doubleday's 95 1,763 2,121
brigade
Bayard's 92 1,421 1,731
(cavalry)
brigade.
Miscellaneous:
Bristoe 1 78 89
Manassas 25 527 616
Pontoniers. 5 126 138
Signal Corps. 7 16 23
Total 1,097 20,282 24,278
Command. Aggregate Pieces of Remarks.
present and field
absent. artillery.
Department
-----
-----
staff
King's 11,945 24 Opposite
division Fredericksburg.
rickets' 11,471 22 Near Manassas
division and
Weaversville.
Doubleday's 2,341 6 Opposite
brigade Fredericksburg.
Bayard's 2,197
-----
Warrenton
(cavalry) Junction.
brigade.
Miscellaneous:
Bristoe 96 4 Battery E,
Fourth U. S.
Artillery.
Manassas 844
-----
First Thode
Island
Cavalry.
Pontoniers. 150
-----
Swett's Third
Maine Battery.
Signal Corps. 26
-----
Total 29,067 56
Abstract from Return of the District of Washington, Brigadier General James S. Wadsworth commanding, for June, 1862.
Present for duty.
Troops. Officers. Men. Aggregate Aggregate
present. present
and
absent.
Infantry. 100 1,613 1,955 2,263
Cavalry. 30 554 644 693
Provost 57 1,514 1,759 1,902
guard.
Total. 187 3,681 4,358 4,858
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