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Atlanta campaign order of battle: Second phase, Union

The following Union Army units and commanders fought in the Atlanta campaign of the American Civil War. The Confederate order of battle is listed separately. Order of battle compiled from the army organization during the campaign.[1]

This order of battle covers the second phase of the campaign, July 17 – September 8, 1864. The period May 1 – July 17, 1864, is listed separately.

Abbreviations used edit

Military rank edit

Other edit

  • w = wounded
  • mw = mortally wounded
  • k = killed

Military Division of the Mississippi edit

MG William T. Sherman
Chief of Artillery: BG William F. Barry
Headquarters Guard: 7th Company Ohio Sharpshooters: Lieut. William McCrory

Army of the Cumberland edit

MG George Henry Thomas
Chief of Artillery: BG John M. Brannan
Escort: Company I, 1st Ohio Cavalry: Lieut. Henry C. Reppert

IV Corps edit

MG Oliver O. Howard[2]
MG David S. Stanley[3]

Division Brigade Regiments and others

First Division
     MG David S. Stanley
     BG William Grose[4]
     BG Nathan Kimball[5]

1st Brigade


   Col Isaac M. Kirby

2nd Brigade


   Col Jacob E. Taylor

3rd Brigade


   BG William Grose[8]
   Col Sidney Post[9]
   Col John Bennett[10]

Second Division
     BG John Newton

1st Brigade


   BG Nathan Kimball
   Col Emerson Opdycke[12]

2nd Brigade


   Col John Blake
   BG George D. Wagner[14]

3rd Brigade


   BG Luther P. Bradley

Third Division
     BG Thomas J. Wood (w September 2)
     Col Sidney Post[16]

1st Brigade


   Col William H. Gibson
   Col Charles Hotchkiss[17]

2nd Brigade


   BG William B. Hazen[21]
   Col Oliver Payne[22]
   Col Sidney Post[23]

3rd Brigade


   Col Frederick Knefler

Corps Artillery Brigade[28]
     Maj Thomas W. Osborn
     Cpt Lyman Bridges[29]


  Cpt Theodore Thomasson[30]
  Cpt Wilbur Goodspeed[31]
  Cpt Cullen Bradley[32]

XIV Corps edit

MG John M. Palmer[33]
BG Richard W. Johnson[34]
BG Jefferson C. Davis[35]

Division Brigade Regiments and others

First Division
    BG Richard W. Johnson
    BG John H. King[36]
    BG William P. Carlin[37]

1st Brigade


   Col Anson G. McCook[38]
   BG William P. Carlin[39]
   Col Marion Taylor[40]

2nd Brigade


   BG John H. King
   Maj John Edie[43]

3rd Brigade


   Col Marshall F. Moore
  

Second Division
     BG Jefferson C. Davis
     BG James D. Morgan[46]

1st Brigade


   BG James D. Morgan
   Col Charles Lum

2nd Brigade


   Col John G. Mitchell

3rd Brigade


   Col Caleb J. Dilworth (w September 1)
   Ltc James Langley

Third Division
     BG Absalom Baird

1st Brigade


   Col Moses B. Walker

2nd Brigade


   Col Newell Gleason

3rd Brigade


   Col George P. Este

Corps Artillery Brigade[52]
     Maj Charles Houghtaling


   Cpt Lucius Drury
   Cpt Charles Barnett
   Cpt George Estep

XX Corps edit

MG Joseph Hooker[54]
BG Alpheus S. Williams[55]
MG Henry Slocum[56]

Division Brigade Regiments and others

First Division
     BG Alpheus S. Williams
     BG Joseph F. Knipe[57]

1st Brigade


   BG Joseph F. Knipe
   Col Warren Packer[58]

2nd Brigade


   BG Thomas H. Ruger

3rd Brigade


   Col James S. Robinson
   Col Horace Broughton

Second Division
     BG John W. Geary

1st Brigade


   Col Charles Candy
   Col Ario Pardee Jr.[59]

2nd Brigade


   Col Patrick Henry Jones
   Col George W. Mindil[60]

3rd Brigade


   Col David Ireland

Third Division
     BG William T. Ward

1st Brigade


   Col Benjamin Harrison

2nd Brigade


   Col John Coburn

3rd Brigade


   Col James Wood

Corps Artillery Brigade[61]


     Maj John A. Reynolds


   Cpt John D. Woodbury
   Cpt Charles Aleshire
   Cpt Marco B. Gary

Unattached Units
    

Reserve Brigade


   Col Heber Le Favour
  

Pontooniers


   Col George P. Buell

Siege Artillery


   Cpt Arnold Sutermeister

Cavalry Corps edit

BG Washington Elliott, Chief of Cavalry, Army of the Cumberland

Division Brigade Regiments and others

First Division
     BG Edward M. McCook

1st Brigade


   Col Joseph B. Dorr[62]
   Col John T. Croxton[63]
   Ltc James Brownlow[64]

2nd Brigade


   Ltc Horace Lamson[65]
   Ltc William Torrey (w July 30)[66]

3rd Brigade[67]


   Col John Faulkner
   Col Louis D. Watkins[68]

Artillery
  • 18th Indiana Horse Artillery Battery

Second Division
     BG Kenner Garrard

1st Brigade


   Col Robert Minty

2nd Brigade


   Col Eli Long (w August 20)
   Col Beroth Eggleston

3rd (Lightning) Brigade


   Col Abram Miller

Artillery

Third Division
     BG Judson Kilpatrick

1st Brigade


   Ltc Robert Klein

2nd Brigade


   Maj Thomas Sanderson
   Ltc Fielder Jones[69]

3rd Brigade


   Col Eli Murray

Artillery

Army of the Tennessee edit

MG James B. McPherson (k July 22)
MG John A. Logan[70]
MG Oliver O. Howard[71]
Escort: 4th Company Ohio Cavalry, B Company, 1st Ohio Cavalry

XV Corps edit

MG John A. Logan
BG Morgan L. Smith[72]

Division Brigade Regiments and others

First Division
     BG Charles R. Woods
     MG Peter J. Osterhaus[73]

1st Brigade


   Col Milo Smith[74]
   BG Charles R. Woods[75]

2nd Brigade


   Col James A. Williamson

3rd Brigade


   Col Hugo Wangelin

Artillery


   Maj Clemens Landgraeber

Second Division
     BG Morgan L. Smith
     BG Joseph Lightburn[76]
     BG William Hazen[77]

1st Brigade


   BG Giles A. Smith[78]
   Col James Martin[79]
   Col Theodore Jones[80]

2nd Brigade


   BG Joseph Lightburn (w August 24)
   Col Wells Jones[82]

Artillery


   Cpt Francis De Gress

Third Division[84]
   BG John E. Smith

1st Brigade


   Col Jesse I. Alexander[85]
   Col Joseph McCown[86]

2nd Brigade


   Col Green B. Raum

3rd Brigade[89]


   Col Jabez Banbury
   Col Benjamin Dean[90]

Artillery


   Cpt Henry Dillon

  • Wisconsin Light Artillery, 6th Battery
  • Wisconsin Light Artillery, 12th Battery
Cavalry


  

Fourth Division
     BG William Harrow

1st Brigade


   Colonel Reuben Williams
   Col John M. Oliver[91]

2nd Brigade


   BG Charles C. Walcutt

3rd Brigade[93]


   Col John M. Oliver

Artillery


   Maj John T. Cheney
   Cpt Henry Griffiths[94]
   Cpt Josiah Burton[95]

XVI Corps edit

MG Grenville M. Dodge (w August 19)
BG Thomas E. G. Ransom[96] Escort: Company A, 52nd Illinois

Division Brigade Regiments and others

Second Division
     BG Thomas W. Sweeny
     BG Elliott W. Rice[97]
     BG John M. Corse[98]

1st Brigade


   BG Elliott W. Rice

2nd Brigade


   Col August Mersy
   Col Robert N. Adams[99]

3rd Brigade[100]


   Col Henry J. B. Cummings
   Col Richard Rowett[101]

Artillery


   Cpt Frederick Welker

Fourth Division
     BG James C. Veatch[103]
     BG John W. Fuller[104]
     BG Thomas E. G. Ransom[105]

1st Brigade


   BG John W. Fuller
   Col John Morill (w July 22)[106]
   Ltc Henry McDowell[107]

2nd Brigade


   BG John W. Sprague

3rd Brigade[108]


   Col James H. Howe
   Col William T.C. Grower[109]
   Col John Tillson[110]

Artillery


   Cpt George Robinson

XVII Corps edit

MG Francis P. Blair, Jr.
Escort: Company G, 9th Illinois Mounted Infantry;[112] Company G, 11th Illinois Cavalry[113]

Division Brigade Regiments and others

Third Division
     BG Mortimer D. Leggett[114]

1st Brigade


   BG Manning F. Force (w July 22)
   Col George E. Bryant[115]

2nd Brigade


   Col Robert K. Scott[118]
   Ltc Greenberry Wiles[119]

3rd Brigade


   Col Adam G. Malloy

Artillery


   Cpt William S. Williams

Fourth Division
     BG Walter Q. Gresham (w July 20)
     Col William Hall[121]
     BG Giles A. Smith[122]

1st Brigade


   Col Benjamin Potts

2nd Brigade


   Col John Logan

3rd Brigade


   Col William Hall
   Col John Shane[123]
   BG William W. Belknap[124]

Artillery


   Cpt Edward Spear

Army of the Ohio (XXIII Corps) edit

MG John M. Schofield
Escort: Company G, 7th Ohio Cavalry

Division Brigade Regiments and others

Second Division
     BG Milo S. Hascall

1st Brigade


   BG Joseph A. Cooper

2nd Brigade


   Col William E. Hobson
   Col John R. Bond[128]

3rd Brigade


   Col Silas A. Strickland

4th Brigade[130]


   Col Peter T. Swaine

Artillery


   Cpt Joseph C. Shields

Third Division
     BG Jacob D. Cox

1st Brigade


   BG James W. Reilly

2nd Brigade


   Col Daniel Cameron
   Col John S. Casement[136]

3rd Brigade


   Col Israel Stiles

4th Brigade[142]


   Col Richard F. Barter

Dismounted Cavalry[146]


   Col Eugene Crittenden

Artillery


   Maj Henry W. Wells

Stoneman's Cavalry Division[147]
     MG George Stoneman[148]
     Col Horace Capron[149]

1st Brigade[150]


   Col Israel Garrard

2nd Brigade[151]


   Col James Biddle[152]
   Col Thomas H. Butler

3rd Brigade


   Col Horace Capron

Independent Brigade


   Col Alexander Holeman

Artillery

Cavalry Division[153]
     Col Israel Garrard

Mounted Brigade


   Col George Acker
   Col William Hamilton[154]

Dismounted Brigade


   Col Horace Capron

Strengths edit

The following table shows total strengths of each of the major formations at several stages throughout the campaign.[158]

Army Corps April 30 May 31 June 30 July 31 August 31
Army of the Cumberland IV Corps 20,538 17,227 14,956 13,519 12,118
XIV Corps 22,696 23,448 19,607 18,014 15,249
XX Corps 20,721 16,801 14,672 12,578 12,413
Cavalry Corps 8,983 9,848 9,477 8,427 7,638
Total 72,938 67,324 58,712 52,538 47,418
Army of the Tennessee XV Corps 12,517 12,497 11,788 9,133 8,670
XVI Corps 11,863 10,361 10,744 9,345 7,818
XVII Corps - [159] 9,775 9,262 6,800 5,935
Total 34,155 32,633 31,794 25,278 22,423
Army of the Ohio XXIII Corps 9,854 9,971 12,906 11,960 9,981
Cavalry Division 2,951 2,886 2,658 1,899 1,936
Total 12,805 12,857 15,564 13,859 11,917
Military Division of the Mississippi Grand Total 110,123 112,814 106,070 91,675 81,758

Notes edit

  1. ^ Official Records, Series I, Volume XXXVIII, Part 1, pages 89-114
  2. ^ Assumed command of the Army of the Tennessee July 27
  3. ^ From July 27
  4. ^ From July 27 to August 4. Promoted to Brigadier General July 27
  5. ^ From August 4
  6. ^ Transferred to 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division August 19
  7. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade, August 19
  8. ^ In command until July 27, then again from August 4 to September 4
  9. ^ From July 27 to August 4
  10. ^ From September 4
  11. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade, August 16
  12. ^ From August 4
  13. ^ Detached at Dalton from May 14
  14. ^ Resumed command July 25
  15. ^ Mustered out August 25; veterans and recruits transferred to 79th Illinois
  16. ^ From September 2
  17. ^ From August 25
  18. ^ Mustered out August 1
  19. ^ Mustered out August 25
  20. ^ Mustered out August 2
  21. ^ Transferred to Army of the Tennessee August 17
  22. ^ From August 17 to 19
  23. ^ From August 19
  24. ^ Mustered out August 19
  25. ^ Transferred to 4th Division, XX Corps July 25
  26. ^ Transferred to 4th Division, XX Corps August 9
  27. ^ Transferred to 2nd Brigade, 1st Division August 19
  28. ^ Organized July 26
  29. ^ From July 30
  30. ^ Previously 1st Division artillery commander
  31. ^ Previously 2nd Division artillery commander
  32. ^ Previously 3rd Division artillery commander
  33. ^ Resigned command August 6
  34. ^ From August 7 to August 22. Promoted Major General and assumed command of cavalry of the Military Division of the Mississippi
  35. ^ From August 22
  36. ^ From August 7 to August 17
  37. ^ From August 17
  38. ^ Ordered to Chattanooga July 27 with 2nd Ohio
  39. ^ From August 2 to August 17
  40. ^ From July 27 to August 2 and from August 17
  41. ^ Ordered to Chattanooga July 27
  42. ^ Ordered to Marietta July 28
  43. ^ From August 7 to August 17
  44. ^ Ordered to Chattanooga August 25
  45. ^ Ist and 2nd Battalions consolidated for tactical purposes August 11
  46. ^ From July 23 (during Davis' illness) and from August 22 (after Davis' appointment to corps command)
  47. ^ Transferred to 4th Division, XVI Corps August 20
  48. ^ Employed mainly in guarding trains
  49. ^ Guarding trains until July 20
  50. ^ Mustered out August 3
  51. ^ Remained at Ringgold
  52. ^ Organized July 24; re-organized back into 3 battalions August 27
  53. ^ Mustered out August 14
  54. ^ Asked to be relieved of his command, July 27
  55. ^ From July 28 to August 27
  56. ^ From August 27
  57. ^ From July 28 to August 27
  58. ^ From July 28 to August 27
  59. ^ From August 4
  60. ^ From August 8
  61. ^ Organized July 27
  62. ^ Captured July 30
  63. ^ From July 20 to July 27 and again from August 12, promoted to Brigadier General
  64. ^ From July 30 to August 12
  65. ^ Until July 21, resumed command July 30
  66. ^ From July 21 to July 30, when wounded and captured
  67. ^ At Wauhatchie, La Fayette, Calhoun, Dalton, Resaca, and other points in the rear of the army
  68. ^ From August 10
  69. ^ From August 6
  70. ^ From July 22 to July 27
  71. ^ From July 27
  72. ^ From July 22 to July 27
  73. ^ From August 15
  74. ^ Until August 15, then again from August 22
  75. ^ From August 15 to August 22, then reassigned to 3rd Division, XVII Corps
  76. ^ From July 22 to July 27
  77. ^ From August 17
  78. ^ Assigned to 4th Division, XVII Corps July 20
  79. ^ From July 20 to August 4
  80. ^ From August 4
  81. ^ Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 4
  82. ^ From July 22 to July 27 and again from August 24
  83. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade August 4
  84. ^ Assigned railroad and rear guard duty mainly in the Cartersville, Ga. area
  85. ^ Resigned September 1
  86. ^ From September 1
  87. ^ Attached to 56th Illinois
  88. ^ Attached to 10th Missouri
  89. ^ Broken up mid-August and units transferred to 1st and 2nd Brigades
  90. ^ From July 25
  91. ^ From August 4
  92. ^ Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 4
  93. ^ Broken up August 4 and units transferred to 1st Brigade
  94. ^ Mustered out August 11
  95. ^ From August 11
  96. ^ From August 20
  97. ^ From July 25 to July 26
  98. ^ From July 26
  99. ^ From July 24
  100. ^ At Rome, GA
  101. ^ From August 15
  102. ^ At Rome, GA
  103. ^ Sick from July 17
  104. ^ From July 17 to August 4 and again from August 20
  105. ^ From August 4 to August 20
  106. ^ From July 17 to July 22
  107. ^ From July 22 to August 4 and again from August 20
  108. ^ At Decatur, AL until August 7 when it joined the army at Atlanta, GA
  109. ^ From July 21 to August 20
  110. ^ From August 20
  111. ^ Transferred to 2nd Division, XIV Corps August 20
  112. ^ Until July 24
  113. ^ From August 11
  114. ^ Sick from August 23
  115. ^ From July 22
  116. ^ Division provost guard July 24
  117. ^ At Etowah Bridge
  118. ^ Captured July 22
  119. ^ From July 22
  120. ^ Detachments of 14th Wisconsin, 81st and 95th Illinois
  121. ^ From July 20 to July 21
  122. ^ From July 21
  123. ^ Temporarily on July 21
  124. ^ From July 31. Promoted to Brigadier General July 30
  125. ^ At Altoona and Kennesaw
  126. ^ At Kennesaw from July 11
  127. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11
  128. ^ From August 15
  129. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11
  130. ^ Formerly 2nd Brigade, 1st Division; disbanded August 11
  131. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11
  132. ^ Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 11
  133. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11
  134. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11
  135. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11
  136. ^ From July 31
  137. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11
  138. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11
  139. ^ Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11
  140. ^ Mustered out August 11
  141. ^ Detach from August 11
  142. ^ Formerly 1st Brigade, 1st Division; disbanded August 11
  143. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11
  144. ^ Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 11
  145. ^ Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11
  146. ^ Transferred to Cavalry Division August 22
  147. ^ Reorganized August 11; see below
  148. ^ Captured July 31
  149. ^ From August 1 to August 11
  150. ^ Joined army in the field July 27
  151. ^ Originally 1st Brigade until July 31
  152. ^ Captured July 31
  153. ^ As reorganized August 11
  154. ^ From August 16 to August 23
  155. ^ Detached as provost guard for XXIII Corps August 16
  156. ^ Ordered to Nashville for remount August 23
  157. ^ Detached as cattle guard August 21
  158. ^ Official Records, Series I, Volume XXXVIII, Part 1, pages 115-117
  159. ^ Not present

References edit

  • U.S. War Department, The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1880–1901.
  • Luvaas, Jay & Harold W. Nelson (eds.). Guide to the Atlanta Campaign: Rocky Face Ridge to Kennesaw Mountain (Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas), 2008. ISBN 978-0-7006-1569-8

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For the engagement on July 22 1864 see Atlanta Union order of battle The following Union Army units and commanders fought in the Atlanta campaign of the American Civil War The Confederate order of battle is listed separately Order of battle compiled from the army organization during the campaign 1 This order of battle covers the second phase of the campaign July 17 September 8 1864 The period May 1 July 17 1864 is listed separately Contents 1 Abbreviations used 1 1 Military rank 1 2 Other 2 Military Division of the Mississippi 2 1 Army of the Cumberland 2 1 1 IV Corps 2 1 2 XIV Corps 2 1 3 XX Corps 2 1 4 Cavalry Corps 2 2 Army of the Tennessee 2 2 1 XV Corps 2 2 2 XVI Corps 2 2 3 XVII Corps 2 3 Army of the Ohio XXIII Corps 3 Strengths 4 Notes 5 ReferencesAbbreviations used editMilitary rank edit MG Major General BG Brigadier General Col Colonel Ltc Lieutenant Colonel Maj Major Cpt CaptainOther edit w wounded mw mortally wounded k killedMilitary Division of the Mississippi editMain article Military Division of the Mississippi MG William T Sherman Chief of Artillery BG William F Barry Headquarters Guard 7th Company Ohio Sharpshooters Lieut William McCrory Army of the Cumberland edit Main article Army of the Cumberland MG George Henry Thomas Chief of Artillery BG John M Brannan Escort Company I 1st Ohio Cavalry Lieut Henry C Reppert IV Corps edit Main article IV Corps Union Army MG Oliver O Howard 2 MG David S Stanley 3 Division Brigade Regiments and othersFirst Division MG David S Stanley BG William Grose 4 BG Nathan Kimball 5 1st Brigade Col Isaac M Kirby 21st Illinois 38th Illinois 31st Indiana 81st Indiana 90th Ohio 101st Ohio2nd Brigade Col Jacob E Taylor 59th Illinois from August 16 to August 19 6 96th Illinois 115th Illinois 35th Indiana 84th Indiana until August 19 7 21st Kentucky 23rd Kentucky from August 19 40th Ohio 45th Ohio 51st Ohio3rd Brigade BG William Grose 8 Col Sidney Post 9 Col John Bennett 10 59th Illinois until August 16 11 75th Illinois 80th Illinois 84th Illinois 9th Indiana 30th Indiana 36th Indiana 84th Indiana from August 19 77th PennsylvaniaSecond Division BG John Newton 1st Brigade BG Nathan Kimball Col Emerson Opdycke 12 36th Illinois 44th Illinois 73rd Illinois 74th Illinois 88th Illinois 2nd Missouri 13 15th Missouri 24th Wisconsin2nd Brigade Col John Blake BG George D Wagner 14 100th Illinois 40th Indiana 57th Indiana 28th Kentucky 26th Ohio 97th Ohio3rd Brigade BG Luther P Bradley 27th Illinois until August 25 15 42nd Illinois 51st Illinois 79th Illinois 3rd Kentucky 64th Ohio 65th Ohio 125th OhioThird Division BG Thomas J Wood w September 2 Col Sidney Post 16 1st Brigade Col William H Gibson Col Charles Hotchkiss 17 25th Illinois until August 1 18 35th Illinois until August 25 19 89th Illinois 32nd Indiana until August 2 20 8th Kansas 15th Ohio 49th Ohio 15th Wisconsin2nd Brigade BG William B Hazen 21 Col Oliver Payne 22 Col Sidney Post 23 59th Illinois from August 19 6th Indiana until August 19 24 5th Kentucky until July 25 25 6th Kentucky until August 9 26 23rd Kentucky until August 19 27 1st Ohio 41st Ohio 71st Ohio from August 31 93rd Ohio 124th Ohio3rd Brigade Col Frederick Knefler 79th Indiana 86th Indiana 9th Kentucky 17th Kentucky 13th Ohio 19th Ohio 59th OhioCorps Artillery Brigade 28 Maj Thomas W Osborn Cpt Lyman Bridges 29 Cpt Theodore Thomasson 30 Cpt Wilbur Goodspeed 31 Cpt Cullen Bradley 32 Battery M 1st Illinois Light Bridges Illinois Light Battery 5th Indiana Light Battery Battery A 1st Ohio Light Battery M 1st Ohio Light from July 26 6th Ohio Light Battery Battery B Pennsylvania LightXIV Corps edit Main article XIV Corps Union Army MG John M Palmer 33 BG Richard W Johnson 34 BG Jefferson C Davis 35 Division Brigade Regiments and othersFirst Division BG Richard W Johnson BG John H King 36 BG William P Carlin 37 1st Brigade Col Anson G McCook 38 BG William P Carlin 39 Col Marion Taylor 40 104th Illinois 42nd Indiana 88th Indiana 15th Kentucky 2nd Ohio 41 33rd Ohio 94th Ohio 10th Wisconsin 42 21st Wisconsin2nd Brigade BG John H King Maj John Edie 43 11th Michigan 44 1st Battalion 15th U S Infantry 2nd Battalion 15th U S Infantry 16th U S Infantry 4 companies 1st Battalion 18th U S Infantry 45 2nd Battalion 18th U S Infantry 19th U S Infantry 5 companies 3rd Brigade Col Marshall F Moore 37th Indiana 38th Indiana 21st Ohio 69th Ohio 74th Ohio 78th Pennsylvania 79th Pennsylvania 1st WisconsinSecond Division BG Jefferson C Davis BG James D Morgan 46 1st Brigade BG James D Morgan Col Charles Lum 10th Illinois until August 20 47 16th Illinois 60th Illinois 10th Michigan 14th Michigan 17th New York Veteran from August 20 2nd Brigade Col John G Mitchell 34th Illinois 78th Illinois 98th Ohio 108th Ohio 48 113th Ohio 121st Ohio3rd Brigade Col Caleb J Dilworth w September 1 Ltc James Langley 85th Illinois 86th Illinois 110th Illinois 49 125th Illinois 22nd Indiana 52nd OhioThird Division BG Absalom Baird 1st Brigade Col Moses B Walker 82nd Indiana 23rd Missouri 17th Ohio 31st Ohio 89th Ohio 92nd Ohio2nd Brigade Col Newell Gleason 75th Indiana 87th Indiana 101st Indiana 2nd Minnesota 35th Ohio until August 3 50 105th Ohio3rd Brigade Col George P Este 10th Indiana 74th Indiana 10th Kentucky 18th Kentucky 51 14th Ohio 38th OhioCorps Artillery Brigade 52 Maj Charles Houghtaling Cpt Lucius Drury Cpt Charles Barnett Cpt George Estep Battery C 1st Illinois Light Artillery Battery I 2nd Illinois Light Artillery 7th Indiana Light Battery 19th Indiana Light Battery 20th Indiana Light Battery from August 14 2nd Minnesota Battery detachment Battery I 1st Ohio until August 14 53 5th Wisconsin Light BatteryXX Corps edit Main article XX Corps Union Army MG Joseph Hooker 54 BG Alpheus S Williams 55 MG Henry Slocum 56 Division Brigade Regiments and othersFirst Division BG Alpheus S Williams BG Joseph F Knipe 57 1st Brigade BG Joseph F Knipe Col Warren Packer 58 5th Connecticut 3rd Maryland detachment 123rd New York 141st New York 46th Pennsylvania2nd Brigade BG Thomas H Ruger 27th Indiana 2nd Massachusetts 13th New Jersey 107th New York 150th New York 3rd Wisconsin3rd Brigade Col James S Robinson Col Horace Broughton 82nd Illinois 101st Illinois 143rd New York 61st Ohio 82nd Ohio 31st WisconsinSecond Division BG John W Geary 1st Brigade Col Charles Candy Col Ario Pardee Jr 59 5th Ohio 29th Ohio 66th Ohio 28th Pennsylvania 147th Pennsylvania Col Ario Pardee2nd Brigade Col Patrick Henry Jones Col George W Mindil 60 33rd New Jersey 119th New York 134th New York 154th New York 73rd Pennsylvania 109th Pennsylvania3rd Brigade Col David Ireland 60th New York 102nd New York 137th New York 149th New York 29th Pennsylvania 111th PennsylvaniaThird Division BG William T Ward 1st Brigade Col Benjamin Harrison 102nd Illinois 105th Illinois 129th Illinois 70th Indiana 79th Ohio2nd Brigade Col John Coburn 33rd Indiana 85th Indiana 19th Michigan 22nd Wisconsin3rd Brigade Col James Wood 20th Connecticut 33rd Massachusetts 136th New York 55th Ohio 73rd Ohio 26th WisconsinCorps Artillery Brigade 61 Maj John A Reynolds Cpt John D Woodbury Cpt Charles Aleshire Cpt Marco B Gary Battery I 1st Michigan Light Battery I 1st New York Light Battery M 1st New York Light 13th New York Light Battery Battery C 1st Ohio Light Battery E Pennsylvania Light Battery K 5th United States from August 25 Unattached Units Reserve Brigade Col Heber Le Favour 9th Michigan 22nd MichiganPontooniers Col George P Buell 58th IndianaSiege Artillery Cpt Arnold Sutermeister 11th Indiana BatteryCavalry Corps edit BG Washington Elliott Chief of Cavalry Army of the Cumberland Division Brigade Regiments and othersFirst Division BG Edward M McCook 1st Brigade Col Joseph B Dorr 62 Col John T Croxton 63 Ltc James Brownlow 64 8th Iowa Cavalry 4th Kentucky Mounted Infantry 1st Tennessee Cavalry2nd Brigade Ltc Horace Lamson 65 Ltc William Torrey w July 30 66 2nd Indiana Cavalry 4th Indiana Cavalry 1st Wisconsin Cavalry3rd Brigade 67 Col John Faulkner Col Louis D Watkins 68 4th Kentucky Cavalry 6th Kentucky Cavalry 7th Kentucky CavalryArtillery 18th Indiana Horse Artillery BatterySecond Division BG Kenner Garrard 1st Brigade Col Robert Minty 4th Michigan Cavalry 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry 4th U S Cavalry2nd Brigade Col Eli Long w August 20 Col Beroth Eggleston 1st Ohio Cavalry 3rd Ohio Cavalry 4th Ohio Cavalry3rd Lightning Brigade Col Abram Miller 98th Illinois Mounted Infantry 123rd Illinois Mounted Infantry 17th Indiana Mounted Infantry 72nd Indiana Mounted InfantryArtillery Chicago Board of Trade BatteryThird Division BG Judson Kilpatrick 1st Brigade Ltc Robert Klein 3rd Indiana Cavalry four companies 5th Iowa Cavalry from July 27 2nd Brigade Maj Thomas Sanderson Ltc Fielder Jones 69 8th Indiana Cavalry from July 27 2nd Kentucky Cavalry from July 27 10th Ohio Cavalry3rd Brigade Col Eli Murray 92nd Illinois Mounted Infantry 3rd Kentucky Cavalry 5th Kentucky CavalryArtillery 10th Wisconsin BatteryArmy of the Tennessee edit Main article Army of the Tennessee MG James B McPherson k July 22 MG John A Logan 70 MG Oliver O Howard 71 Escort 4th Company Ohio Cavalry B Company 1st Ohio Cavalry XV Corps edit Main article XV Corps Union Army MG John A Logan BG Morgan L Smith 72 Division Brigade Regiments and othersFirst Division BG Charles R Woods MG Peter J Osterhaus 73 1st Brigade Col Milo Smith 74 BG Charles R Woods 75 26th Iowa 30th Iowa 27th Missouri 76th Ohio2nd Brigade Col James A Williamson 4th Iowa 9th Iowa 25th Iowa 31st Iowa3rd Brigade Col Hugo Wangelin 3rd Missouri 12th Missouri 17th Missouri 29th Missouri 31st Missouri 32nd MissouriArtillery Maj Clemens Landgraeber Battery F 2nd Missouri Light 4th Ohio Light BatterySecond Division BG Morgan L Smith BG Joseph Lightburn 76 BG William Hazen 77 1st Brigade BG Giles A Smith 78 Col James Martin 79 Col Theodore Jones 80 55th Illinois 111th Illinois until August 4 81 116th Illinois 127th Illinois 6th Missouri Company K 8th Missouri 30th Ohio from August 4 57th Ohio2nd Brigade BG Joseph Lightburn w August 24 Col Wells Jones 82 83rd Indiana 30th Ohio until August 4 83 37th Ohio 47th Ohio 53rd Ohio 54th OhioArtillery Cpt Francis De Gress Battery A 1st Illinois Light Battery H 1st Illinois LightThird Division 84 BG John E Smith 1st Brigade Col Jesse I Alexander 85 Col Joseph McCown 86 63rd Illinois 93rd Illinois from mid August 48th Indiana 59th Indiana 4th Minnesota 18th Wisconsin2nd Brigade Col Green B Raum 13th Illinois detachment 87 56th Illinois 10th Iowa from mid August 17th Iowa 10th Missouri 24th Missouri one company 88 26th Missouri from mid August 80th Ohio3rd Brigade 89 Col Jabez Banbury Col Benjamin Dean 90 93rd Illinois 10th Iowa 26th MissouriArtillery Cpt Henry Dillon Wisconsin Light Artillery 6th Battery Wisconsin Light Artillery 12th BatteryCavalry 5th Ohio Cavalry Company F 4th Missouri Cavalry Escort to BG John E Smith Fourth Division BG William Harrow 1st Brigade Colonel Reuben Williams Col John M Oliver 91 26th Illinois 48th Illinois from August 4 90th Illinois 12th Indiana 99th Indiana from August 4 100th Indiana until August 4 92 15th Michigan from August 4 70th Ohio from August 4 2nd Brigade BG Charles C Walcutt 40th Illinois 103rd Illinois 97th Indiana 100th Indiana from August 4 6th Iowa 46th Ohio3rd Brigade 93 Col John M Oliver 48th Illinois 99th Indiana 15th Michigan 70th OhioArtillery Maj John T Cheney Cpt Henry Griffiths 94 Cpt Josiah Burton 95 Battery F 1st Illinois Light 1st Iowa Light BatteryXVI Corps edit Main article XVI Corps Union Army MG Grenville M Dodge w August 19 BG Thomas E G Ransom 96 Escort Company A 52nd Illinois Division Brigade Regiments and othersSecond Division BG Thomas W Sweeny BG Elliott W Rice 97 BG John M Corse 98 1st Brigade BG Elliott W Rice 52nd Illinois 66th Indiana 2nd Iowa 7th Iowa2nd Brigade Col August Mersy Col Robert N Adams 99 9th Illinois Mounted Infantry 12th Illinois 66th Illinois Western Sharpshooters 81st Ohio3rd Brigade 100 Col Henry J B Cummings Col Richard Rowett 101 7th Illinois 50th Illinois 57th Illinois 39th IowaArtillery Cpt Frederick Welker Battery B 1st Michigan Light 102 Battery H 1st Missouri LightFourth Division BG James C Veatch 103 BG John W Fuller 104 BG Thomas E G Ransom 105 1st Brigade BG John W Fuller Col John Morill w July 22 106 Ltc Henry McDowell 107 64th Illinois 18th Missouri 27th Ohio 39th Ohio2nd Brigade BG John W Sprague 35th New Jersey 43rd Ohio 63rd Ohio 25th Wisconsin3rd Brigade 108 Col James H Howe Col William T C Grower 109 Col John Tillson 110 10th Illinois from August 20 25th Indiana 17th New York Veteran until August 20 111 32nd WisconsinArtillery Cpt George Robinson Battery C 1st Michigan Light 14th Ohio Light Battery Battery F 2nd United StatesXVII Corps edit Main article XVII Corps Union Army MG Francis P Blair Jr Escort Company G 9th Illinois Mounted Infantry 112 Company G 11th Illinois Cavalry 113 Division Brigade Regiments and othersThird Division BG Mortimer D Leggett 114 1st Brigade BG Manning F Force w July 22 Col George E Bryant 115 20th Illinois 116 30th Illinois 31st Illinois 45th Illinois 117 12th Wisconsin 16th Wisconsin2nd Brigade Col Robert K Scott 118 Ltc Greenberry Wiles 119 20th Ohio 68th Ohio 78th Ohio3rd Brigade Col Adam G Malloy 17th Wisconsin Worden s Battalion 120 Artillery Cpt William S Williams Battery D 1st Illinois Light Battery H 1st Michigan Light 3rd Ohio Light BatteryFourth Division BG Walter Q Gresham w July 20 Col William Hall 121 BG Giles A Smith 122 1st Brigade Col Benjamin Potts 53rd Illinois 23rd Indiana 53rd Indiana 3rd Iowa 3 companies 32nd Ohio2nd Brigade Col John Logan 14th and 15th Illinois 32nd Illinois 41st Illinois two companies 3rd Brigade Col William Hall Col John Shane 123 BG William W Belknap 124 11th Iowa 13th Iowa 15th Iowa 16th IowaArtillery Cpt Edward Spear Battery F 2nd Illinois Light 1st Minnesota Light Battery Battery C 1st Missouri Light 125 10th Ohio Light Battery 126 15th Ohio Light BatteryArmy of the Ohio XXIII Corps edit MG John M Schofield Escort Company G 7th Ohio Cavalry Division Brigade Regiments and othersSecond Division BG Milo S Hascall 1st Brigade BG Joseph A Cooper 91st Indiana until August 11 127 130th Indiana from August 11 14th Kentucky from August 11 25th Michigan 99th Ohio from August 11 3rd Tennessee 6th Tennessee2nd Brigade Col William E Hobson Col John R Bond 128 107th Illinois 80th Indiana 129th Indiana from August 11 13th Kentucky 23rd Michigan 111th Ohio 118th Ohio3rd Brigade Col Silas A Strickland 91st Indiana from August 11 123rd Indiana from August 11 14th Kentucky until August 11 129 20th Kentucky 27th Kentucky 50th Ohio4th Brigade 130 Col Peter T Swaine 123rd Indiana 131 129th Indiana 132 130th Indiana 133 99th Ohio 134 Artillery Cpt Joseph C Shields 22nd Indiana Light Battery Battery F 1st Michigan Light 19th Ohio Light BatteryThird Division BG Jacob D Cox 1st Brigade BG James W Reilly 112th Illinois until August 11 135 11th Kentucky from August 11 12th Kentucky from August 11 16th Kentucky 100th Ohio 104th Ohio 8th Tennessee2nd Brigade Col Daniel Cameron Col John S Casement 136 65th Illinois 63rd Indiana until August 11 137 65th Indiana 124th Indiana from August 11 24th Kentucky 103rd Ohio3rd Brigade Col Israel Stiles 112th Illinois from August 11 63rd Indiana from August 11 120th Indiana from August 11 128th Indiana from August 11 11th Kentucky 138 12th Kentucky 139 1st Tennessee until August 11 140 5th Tennessee until August 11 141 4th Brigade 142 Col Richard F Barter 120th Indiana 143 124th Indiana 144 128th Indiana 145 Dismounted Cavalry 146 Col Eugene Crittenden 16th Illinois Cavalry 12th Kentucky CavalryArtillery Maj Henry W Wells 15th Indiana Light Battery 23rd Indiana Light Battery Battery D 1st Ohio LightStoneman s Cavalry Division 147 MG George Stoneman 148 Col Horace Capron 149 1st Brigade 150 Col Israel Garrard 9th Michigan Cavalry 7th Ohio Cavalry2nd Brigade 151 Col James Biddle 152 Col Thomas H Butler 5th Indiana Cavalry 6th Indiana Cavalry3rd Brigade Col Horace Capron 14th Illinois Cavalry 8th Michigan Cavalry McLaughlin s Ohio SquadronIndependent Brigade Col Alexander Holeman 1st Kentucky Cavalry 11th Kentucky CavalryArtillery 24th Indiana Light BatteryCavalry Division 153 Col Israel Garrard Mounted Brigade Col George Acker Col William Hamilton 154 9th Michigan Cavalry 7th Ohio Cavalry McLaughlin s Ohio Squadron 24th Indiana Light BatteryDismounted Brigade Col Horace Capron 14th Illinois Cavalry 16th Illinois Cavalry 155 5th Indiana Cavalry 6th Indiana Cavalry 156 12th Kentucky Cavalry 157 Strengths editThe following table shows total strengths of each of the major formations at several stages throughout the campaign 158 Army Corps April 30 May 31 June 30 July 31 August 31Army of the Cumberland IV Corps 20 538 17 227 14 956 13 519 12 118XIV Corps 22 696 23 448 19 607 18 014 15 249XX Corps 20 721 16 801 14 672 12 578 12 413Cavalry Corps 8 983 9 848 9 477 8 427 7 638Total 72 938 67 324 58 712 52 538 47 418Army of the Tennessee XV Corps 12 517 12 497 11 788 9 133 8 670XVI Corps 11 863 10 361 10 744 9 345 7 818XVII Corps 159 9 775 9 262 6 800 5 935Total 34 155 32 633 31 794 25 278 22 423Army of the Ohio XXIII Corps 9 854 9 971 12 906 11 960 9 981Cavalry Division 2 951 2 886 2 658 1 899 1 936Total 12 805 12 857 15 564 13 859 11 917Military Division of the Mississippi Grand Total 110 123 112 814 106 070 91 675 81 758Notes edit Official Records Series I Volume XXXVIII Part 1 pages 89 114 Assumed command of the Army of the Tennessee July 27 From July 27 From July 27 to August 4 Promoted to Brigadier General July 27 From August 4 Transferred to 2nd Brigade 3rd Division August 19 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 19 In command until July 27 then again from August 4 to September 4 From July 27 to August 4 From September 4 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 16 From August 4 Detached at Dalton from May 14 Resumed command July 25 Mustered out August 25 veterans and recruits transferred to 79th Illinois From September 2 From August 25 Mustered out August 1 Mustered out August 25 Mustered out August 2 Transferred to Army of the Tennessee August 17 From August 17 to 19 From August 19 Mustered out August 19 Transferred to 4th Division XX Corps July 25 Transferred to 4th Division XX Corps August 9 Transferred to 2nd Brigade 1st Division August 19 Organized July 26 From July 30 Previously 1st Division artillery commander Previously 2nd Division artillery commander Previously 3rd Division artillery commander Resigned command August 6 From August 7 to August 22 Promoted Major General and assumed command of cavalry of the Military Division of the Mississippi From August 22 From August 7 to August 17 From August 17 Ordered to Chattanooga July 27 with 2nd Ohio From August 2 to August 17 From July 27 to August 2 and from August 17 Ordered to Chattanooga July 27 Ordered to Marietta July 28 From August 7 to August 17 Ordered to Chattanooga August 25 Ist and 2nd Battalions consolidated for tactical purposes August 11 From July 23 during Davis illness and from August 22 after Davis appointment to corps command Transferred to 4th Division XVI Corps August 20 Employed mainly in guarding trains Guarding trains until July 20 Mustered out August 3 Remained at Ringgold Organized July 24 re organized back into 3 battalions August 27 Mustered out August 14 Asked to be relieved of his command July 27 From July 28 to August 27 From August 27 From July 28 to August 27 From July 28 to August 27 From August 4 From August 8 Organized July 27 Captured July 30 From July 20 to July 27 and again from August 12 promoted to Brigadier General From July 30 to August 12 Until July 21 resumed command July 30 From July 21 to July 30 when wounded and captured At Wauhatchie La Fayette Calhoun Dalton Resaca and other points in the rear of the army From August 10 From August 6 From July 22 to July 27 From July 27 From July 22 to July 27 From August 15 Until August 15 then again from August 22 From August 15 to August 22 then reassigned to 3rd Division XVII Corps From July 22 to July 27 From August 17 Assigned to 4th Division XVII Corps July 20 From July 20 to August 4 From August 4 Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 4 From July 22 to July 27 and again from August 24 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 4 Assigned railroad and rear guard duty mainly in the Cartersville Ga area Resigned September 1 From September 1 Attached to 56th Illinois Attached to 10th Missouri Broken up mid August and units transferred to 1st and 2nd Brigades From July 25 From August 4 Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 4 Broken up August 4 and units transferred to 1st Brigade Mustered out August 11 From August 11 From August 20 From July 25 to July 26 From July 26 From July 24 At Rome GA From August 15 At Rome GA Sick from July 17 From July 17 to August 4 and again from August 20 From August 4 to August 20 From July 17 to July 22 From July 22 to August 4 and again from August 20 At Decatur AL until August 7 when it joined the army at Atlanta GA From July 21 to August 20 From August 20 Transferred to 2nd Division XIV Corps August 20 Until July 24 From August 11 Sick from August 23 From July 22 Division provost guard July 24 At Etowah Bridge Captured July 22 From July 22 Detachments of 14th Wisconsin 81st and 95th Illinois From July 20 to July 21 From July 21 Temporarily on July 21 From July 31 Promoted to Brigadier General July 30 At Altoona and Kennesaw At Kennesaw from July 11 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11 From August 15 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11 Formerly 2nd Brigade 1st Division disbanded August 11 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11 Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 11 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11 From July 31 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11 Transferred to 1st Brigade August 11 Mustered out August 11 Detach from August 11 Formerly 1st Brigade 1st Division disbanded August 11 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11 Transferred to 2nd Brigade August 11 Transferred to 3rd Brigade August 11 Transferred to Cavalry Division August 22 Reorganized August 11 see below Captured July 31 From August 1 to August 11 Joined army in the field July 27 Originally 1st Brigade until July 31 Captured July 31 As reorganized August 11 From August 16 to August 23 Detached as provost guard for XXIII Corps August 16 Ordered to Nashville for remount August 23 Detached as cattle guard August 21 Official Records Series I Volume XXXVIII Part 1 pages 115 117 Not presentReferences editU S War Department The War of the Rebellion a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies Washington DC U S Government Printing Office 1880 1901 Luvaas Jay amp Harold W Nelson eds Guide to the Atlanta Campaign Rocky Face Ridge to Kennesaw Mountain Lawrence KS University Press of Kansas 2008 ISBN 978 0 7006 1569 8 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Atlanta campaign order of 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