988 Series I Volume XXXVI-II Serial 68 - Wilderness-Cold Harbor Part II
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Abstract from tri-monthly return of the Department of Richmond, Major General Robert Ransom, jr., commanding, for May 10, 1864; headquarters Richmond, Va.
Present for duty.
Command. Office Men Effectiv Aggrega
rs e total te
present present
General staff 10 --- --- 10
Richmond Defenses 90 1,500 1,628 1,850
Hunton's brigade 124 1,627 1,608 2,057
Chaffin's Bluff 22 357 435 492
Drewry's Bluff 17 309 395 443
2s Maryland Infantry 23 286 286 361
Barton's brigade 106 1,608 1,608 1,945
Total 382 5,687 5,960 7,148
Holcombe (South Carolina) 14 203 201 288
Legion
42nd Battalion Virginia 17 220 216 296
Cavalry
1st Maryland Cavalry 19 279 279 320
Total 50 702 696 904
1st Maryland Artillery 3 74 74 86
2nd Maryland Artillery 4 71 71 87
4th Maryland Artillery 1 50 50 59
Stark's battalion 8 213 209 243
Lighfoot's battalion 12 307 329 362
Total 28 715 733 837
Grand total 470 7,104 7,389 8,899
Gracie's brigade (just --- --- 1,578 2,197
arrived)
--- --- 8,967 11,096
Prisoners.
Command. Aggregat Piec Aggrega Off Men
e es te ice
present of present rs
and fiel and
absent d absent
arti last
ller return
y
General staff 10 -- 10 -- --
Richmond Defenses 2,236 -- 2,216 -- --
Hunton's brigade 2,057 -- 2,951 25 176
Chaffin's Bluff 566 -- 560 -- --
Drewry's Bluff 507 -- 506 -- --
2s Maryland Infantry 466 -- 467 4 51
Barton's brigade 3,325 -- 3,187 53 342
Total 10,062 -- 9,887 82 569
Holcombe (South Carolina) 400 -- 397 1 8
Legion
42nd Battalion Virginia 657 -- 651 2 1
Cavalry
1st Maryland Cavalry 592 -- 591 4 77
Total 1,649 -- 1,639 7 86
1st Maryland Artillery 123 4 --- 1 9
2nd Maryland Artillery 96 4 104 -- --
4th Maryland Artillery 74 2 --- -- 5
Stark's battalion 268 8 266 -- --
Lighfoot's battalion 400 14 393 -- --
Total 961 32 763 1 14
Grand total 12,682 32 12,299 90 669
Gracie's brigade (just --- -- --- -- --
arrived)
--- -- --- -- --
RICHMOND, VA., May 10, 1864.
Major General D. H. MAURY,
Mobile, Ala.:
Unless the services of General Rains are very important at Mobile send him to this city with the least possible delay.
S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
SPOTSYLVANIA COURT-HOUSE, May 11, 1864.
President DAVIS:
If Hoke's brigade is in Richmond please send him with train of provisions and forage to Guiney's Station. Dispatch necessary. Please answer.
R. E. LEE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, C. S. A.,
Richmond, Va., May 11, 1864.
General R. E. LEE,
Spotsylvania Court-House, via Guiney's, Va.:
Hoke's brigade left Petersburg this morning with other troops to effect if possible a junction with Ransom at Chester. I have been
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