797 Series III Volume I- Serial 122 - Union Letters, Orders, Reports
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SCHEDULE A.-Return of regiments and companies of Missouri Volunteers in the servic of the United States January 1, 1862- Continued.
Command. Name of commander. Aggregat Remarks.
e
strength
INDEPENDENT Colonel Rombauer 950 Infantry
ACCEPTANCES.
1st Regiment, Colonel Kallman 891 Do.
Reserve Corps.
2nd Regiment, Colonel Fritz 611 Do.
Reserve Corps.
3rd Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel 361 Do.
Reserve Corps. Herder
4th Regiment, Colonel Stifel 507 Do.
Reserve Corps.
5th Regiment, Captain Dietrich 94 Do.
Reserve Corps.
Do. Lieutenant-Colonel 370 Do.
Hundhause
Saint Charles Home Major Krekel 489 Do.
Guard
Boonville Home Guard ................. 146 Do.
Do. ................. 32 Cavalry
King's Railroad Captain King 84 Infantry
Guard
Total ................. 4,535
RECAPITULATION.
Infantry. ................. 23,847
Artillery ................. 3,055
Cavalry ................. 5,919
Total. ................. 32,821
SCHEDULE B.
Abstract of the annual return of the militia of the State of Missouri for the year 1861.
Gene Cavalr Art Infant Aggreg
ral y. ill ry. ate.
staf ery
f .
Major-general 1 - - - 1
Brigadier-generals 3 - - - 3
Adjutant-general 1 - - - 1
Inspector-general 1 - - - 1
Quartermaster-general 1 - - - 1
Aides-de-camp 15 - - - 15
Assistant adjutant-general 3 - - - 3
Past assistant 6 - - - 6
quartermasters
Surgeon-general 1 - - - 1
Colonels - - - 6 6
Lieutenant-colonels - - - 9 9
Majors - 5 - 12 17
Adjutants - 5 - 8 13
Quartermasters - 5 - 8 13
Paymaster for State 1 - - - 1
Surgeons - 2 - 8 10
Captains - 23 1 69 93
Lieutenants - 46 2 138 186
Total commissioned officers 33 86 3 258 380
Total non-commissioned
officers, musicians, - 1,454 40 4,311 5,805
artificers, and privates
Aggregate 33 1,540 43 4,569 6,
185
Number of regiments - - - 6 6
Number of battalions, - 5 - 5 10
separate
Number of companies, - 23 1 69 93
separate and included in
regiments and battalions
CHESTER HARDING, JR.,
Adjutant-General.
ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Saint Louis, January 1, 1862.
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