729 Series III Volume V- Serial 126 - Union Letters, Orders, Reports
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TABLE Numbers 1.-Statement showing the enrollment of each district in the loyal States on the 30th day of April, 1865, the date upon which corrections ceased.*
RECAPITULATION.
Maine..................................... 46,121
New Hampshire............................. 26,302
Vermont................................... 23,326
Massachusetts............................. 105,650
Rhode Island.............................. 16,256
Connecticut............................... 40,708
New York.................................. 431,462
New Jersey................................ 70,055
Pennsylvania.............................. 263,436
Delaware.................................. 7,011
Maryland.................................. 55,802
District of Columbia...................... 10,725
West Virginia............................. 31,746
Kentucky.................................. 104,082
Missouri.................................. 133,501
Ohio...................................... 205,867
Indiana................................... 153,238
Illinois.................................. 274,409
Iowa...................................... 82,803
Michigan.................................. 75,248
Wisconsin................................. 54,737
Minnesota................................. 18,556
Kansas.................................... 23,022
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Aggregate................................2,254,063
TABLE Numbers 2.-Chronological statement of the number of men called for by the President of the United States, the periods of service, total quotas assigned, and total number of men obtained under each call, from April 15, 1861,to December 19, 1864.+
TABLE Numbers 3.-Statement of the number of men called for by the President of the United States and the number furnished by each State and Territory and the District of Columbia from April 15, 1861, to June 30, 1865.+
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*Detailed statement omitted in view of the recapitulation following.
+Omitted; but see later compilations, showing final adjustment of quotas and credits, Vol. IV, this series, pp. 1264-1269.
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