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Abstract from return of regimental strength, &c., Polk's corps, Army of Tennessee, April 1, 1863.
Total Total Present Pieces of
Command. effective present. and field
absent. artillery
Cheatham's
division:
Stewart's brigade 1,523 1,793 2,536 4
Maney's brigade. 1,568 1,876 2,838 4
Smith's brigade. 1,409 2,315 3,428 4
Wright's brigade. 1,698 2,091 3,472 4
Total. 6,198 8,075 12,274 16
Withers'
division:
Deas' brigade. 2,301 2,874 3,848 6
Walthall's 1,998 2,393 3,744 4
brigade.
Anderson's 2,081 2,374 3,881 4
brigade.
Manigault's 2,176 2,481 3,418 4
brigade.
Total. 8,556 10,122 14,891 18
McCown's
division:
Ector's brigade. 1,041 1,670 2,326 4
Bate's brigade. 1,370 1,776 2,433 4
Harper's brigade. 1,229 1,842 2,701 4
Total. 3,640 5,288 7,460 12
Grand total*. 18,394 23,485 34,625 46
Organization of Polk's Army Corps, April 1, 1863.
CHEATHAM'S DIVISION.
Major General BENJAMIN F. CHEATHAM.
Stewart's Brigade.
Colonel O. F. STRAHL.
4th and 5th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel A. J. Kellar.
19th Tennessee, Colonel F. M. Walker.
24th Tennessee, Colonel J. A. Wilson.
31st and 33rd Tennessee, Colonel E. E. Tansil.
Mississippi battery, Captain T. J. Stanford.
Smith's Brigade.
Brigadier General PRESTON SMITH.
11th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William Thedford.
12th and 47th Tennessee, Colonel T. H. Bell.
13th and 154th Tennessee, Colonel A. J. Vaughan, jr.
29th Tennessee, Colonel H. Rice.
Tennessee battery, Captain W. L. Scott.
Maney's Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE MANEY.
1st and 27th Tennessee, Colonel H. R. Feild.
4th Tennessee, Colonel J. A. McMurry.
6th and 9th Tennessee, Colonel G. C. Porter.
Sharpshooters, Captain Frank Maney.
Smith's (Mississippi) battery, Lieutenant W. B. Turner.
Wright's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
8th Tennessee, Colonel J. H. Anderson.
16th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel D. M. Donnell.
28th Tennessee, Colonel S. S. Stanton.
38th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel A. D. Gwynne.
51st Tennessee, Colonel J. Chester.
Tennessee battery, Captain W. W. Carnes.
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*But see return for March 31, 1863, p. 733.
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