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Army of the Tennessee |
Army of Mississippi |
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Major General (Hiram) Ulysses S. Grant
-- commanding Army of the Tennessee
-- reporting to ?
-- escorted by 4th Illinois Cavalry, Company A
-- 1st Battalion Engineer Regiment of the West
-- Acting Inspector General Brigadier General Jeremiah C. Sullivan |
Lieutenant General John Clifford Pemberton
-- commanding the Army of Mississippi
-- reporting to ? |
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9th Army Corps |
Stevenson's Division |
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Major General John Grubb Parke
-- commanding 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; 2nd United States Artillery, Battery E
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant |
Major General Carter Littlepage Stevenson
-- commanding Stevenson's Division, Army of Mississippi; five brigades; 1st Tennessee Cavalry, Company C; Botetourt Artillery; Signal Corps; 54th Alabama (detachment); City Guards, Signal Corps
-- reporting to Lt. Gen. John Clifford Pemberton
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled |
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First Division, 9th Army Corps |
1st Brigade, Stevenson's Division |
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Brigadier General Thomas Welsh
-- commanding First Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; two brigades;
2nd New York Light Artillery, Battery L
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Grubb Parke
-- contracted malaria during Vicksburg campaign from which died in Cincinnati, Ohio ,August 14, 1863 |
Brigadier General Seth Maxwell Barton
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Stevenson's Division, Army of Mississippi; 40th Georgia, 41st Georgia, 42nd Georgia, 43rd Georgia, 52nd Georgia, Hudson's Battery, Pointe Coupee Artillery, Companies A, C
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Carter Littlepage Stevenson |
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1st Brigade, First Division
9th Army Corps |
2nd Brigade, Stevenson's Division |
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Colonel Henry Bowman
-- commanding 1st Brigade, First Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee: 36th Massachusetts, 17th Michigan, 27th Michigan, 45th Pennsylvania
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Thomas Welsh |
Brigadier General Alfred Cumming
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Stevenson's Division, Army of Mississippi; 34th Georgia, 36th Georgia, 39th Georgia, 56th Georgia, 57th Georgia, Cherokee Artillery
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Carter Littlepage Stevenson |
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2nd Brigade, First Division
9th Army Corps |
3rd Brigade, Stevenson's Division |
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Colonel Daniel Leasure
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, First Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee: 2nd Michigan, 8th Michigan, 20th Michigan, 79th New York, 100th Pennsylvania
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Thomas Welsh |
Brigadier General Stephen Dill Lee
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, Stevenson's Division, Army of Mississippi; 20th Alabama, 23rd Alabama, 30th Alabama, 31st Alabama, 31st Alabama, 46th Alabama, Alabama Battery
--captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Carter Littlepage Stevenson |
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Second Division
9th Army Corps |
4th Brigade, Stevenson's Division |
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Brigadier General Robert Brown Potter
-- commanding Second Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; three brigades; 2nd New York Light Artillery, Battery E
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Grubb Parke |
Colonel Alexander Welch Reynolds
-- commanding 4th Brigade, Stevenson's Division, Army of Mississippi; 3rd Tennessee, 39th Tennessee, 43rd Tennessee, 59th Tennessee, 3rd Maryland Battery
-- assumed captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Carter Littlepage Stevenson |
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1st Brigade, Second Division
9th Army Corps |
Waul's Texas Legion
Stevenson's Division |
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Colonel Simon Goodell Griffin
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Second Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee: 6th New Hampshire, 9th New Hampshire, 7th Rhode Island
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Robert Brown Potter |
Colonel Thomas Neville Waul
-- commanding Waul's Legion, Stevenson's Division, Army of Mississippi; 1st Battalion, 2nd Battalion, Cavalry battalion, Atillery Company
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Carter Littlepage Stevenson |
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2nd Brigade, Second Division
9th Army Corps |
Forney's Division |
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Brigadier General Edward Ferrero
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Second Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee: 35th Massachusetts, 11th New Hampshire, 51st New York, 51st Pennsylvania
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Robert Brown Potter |
Major General John Horace Forney
-- commanding Forney's Division, Army of Mississippi; two brigades
-- reporting to Lt. Gen. John Clifford Pemberton
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged |
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3rd Brigade, Second Division
9th Army Corps |
Hebert's Brigade, Forney's Division |
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Colonel Benjamin C. Christ
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, Second Division, 9th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee: 29th Massachusetts, 46th New York, 50th Pennsylvania
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Robert Brown Potter |
Brigadier General Louis Hebert
-- commanding Hebert's Brigade, Forney's Division, Army of Mississippi; 3rd Louisiana, 21st Louisiana, 36th Mississippi, 37th Mississippi, 38th Mississippi, 43rd Mississippi, 7th Mississippi Battalion, 2nd Alabama Artillery Battalion, Appeal Battery
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Horace Forney
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled |
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13th Army Corps |
Moore's Brigade, Forney's Division |
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Major General John Alexander McClernand
-- commanding (to June 19, 1863) 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee
-- escort 3rd Illinois Cavalry, Company L
-- Pioneers: Kentucky Infantry (Independent Company)
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant |
Brigadier General John Creed Moore
-- commanding Moore's Brigade, Forney's Division, Army of Mississippi; 37th Alabama, 40th Alabama, 42nd Alabama, 1st Mississippi Light Artillery, 35th Mississippi, 40th Mississippi, 2nd Texas, Alabama Battery, Pointe Coupee Artillery, Company B
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Horace Forney
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged |
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13th Army Corps |
Smith's Division |
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Major General Edward Cresap Ord
-- commanding (from June 19, 1863) 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee, beginning June 18, 1863
-- escort 3rd Illinois Cavalry, Company L
-- Pioneers: Kentucky Infantry (Independent Company)
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant |
Major General Martin Luther Smith
-- commanding Smith's Division, Army of Mississippi; three brigades; 14th Mississippi Light Artillery Battalion, Mississippi Partisan Rangers, Signal Corps
-- reporting to Lt. Gen. John Clifford Pemberton
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged |
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Ninth Division
13th Army Corps |
Baldwin's Brigade, Smith's Division |
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Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus
-- commanding Ninth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; two brigades; 7th Battery, Michigan Light Artillery; 1st Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery; 2nd Illinois Cavalry, 3rd Illinois Cavalry, 6th Missouri Cavalry
-- reporting to Maj. Gens. John A. McClernand/Edward Ord |
Brigadier General William Edwin Baldwin
-- commanding Baldwin's Brigade; 17th Louisiana, 31st Louisiana, 4th Mississippi, 46th Mississippi, Tennessee Battery
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Martin Luther Smith
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged
-- killed near Dog River, Alabama, by fall from horse on February 19, 1864 |
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1st Brigade, Ninth Division
13th Army Corps |
Baldwin's Brigade, Smith's Division |
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Brigadier General Albert Lindley Lee
-- commanding (to May 19, 1863) 1st Brigade, Ninth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; 118th Illinois, 49th Indiana, 69th Indiana, 7th Kentucky, 120th Ohio to May 19, 1863
-- wounded First Assault on Vicksburg, May 19, 1863, relieved by Colonel James Keigwin
-- reporting to Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus |
Brigadier General John C. Vaughn
-- commanding Vaughn's Brigade; 60th Tennessee, 61st Tennessee, 62nd Tennessee
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Martin Luther Smith |
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1st Brigade, Ninth Division
13th Army Corps |
Shoup's Brigade, Smith's Division |
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Colonel James Keigwin
-- commanding (from May 19, 1863) 1st Brigade, Ninth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; 118th Illinois, 49th Indiana, 69th Indiana, 7th Kentucky, 120th Ohio
-- reporting to Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus |
Brigadier General Francis Asbury Shoup
-- commanding Shoup's Brigade; 26th Louisiana, 27th Louisiana, 28th/29th Louisana, McNally's Battery
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Martin Luther Smith |
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2nd Brigade, Ninth Division
13th Army Corps |
Mississippi State Troops, Smith's Division |
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Colonel Daniel Weisiger Lindsey
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, 9th Division, 13th Army Corps: 54th Indiana, 22nd Kentucky, 16th Ohio, 42nd Ohio, 114th Ohio
-- reporting to Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus |
Brigadier General Jeptha "John" Vining Harris
-- commanding Mississippi militia; 5th Regiment, 3rd Battalion
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Martin Luther Smith |
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Tenth Division
13th Army Corps |
Bowen's Division |
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Brigadier General Andrew Jackson Smith
-- commanding Tenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; escort Company C, two brigades; 4th Indiana Cavalry; Chicago Mercantile Battery; 17th Company, Ohio Light Artillery
-- reporting to Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus |
Major General John Stevens Bowen
-- commanding Bowen's Division, Army of Mississippi; two brigades
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- died July 13, 1863 of dsyentery acquired during siege of Vicksburg
-- reporting to Lt. Gen. John Clifford Pemberton |
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1st Brigade, Tenth Division
13th Army Corps |
1st Brigade (Missouri), Bowen's Division |
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Brigadier General Stephen Gano Burbridge
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Tenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 16th Indiana, 60th Indiana, 67th Indiana, 83rd Ohio, 96th Ohio, 23rd Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Andrew Jackson Smith |
Colonel Francis Marion Cockrell
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Bowen's Division; 1st Missouri, 2nd Missouri, 3rd Missouri, 5th Missouri, 6th Missouri, Guibor's Missouri battery, Landis' Missouri battery, Wade's Missouri battery
-- assumed captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later exchanged
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Stevens Bowen |
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2nd Brigade, Tenth Division
13th Army Corps |
2nd Brigade, Bowen's Division |
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Colonel William Jennings Landram
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Tenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 77th Illinois, 97th Illinois, 130th Illinois, 19th Kentucky, 48th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Andrew Jackson Smith |
Brigadier General Martin Edwin Green
-- commanding (to June 27, 1863) 2nd Brigade , Bowen's Division; 15th Arkansas, 19th Arkansas, 20th Arkansas, 21st Arkansas, 1st Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, 12th Arkansas Battalion (sharpshooters), 1st Missouri Cavalry, 3rd Battalion Missouri Cavalry, 3rd Missouri Battery, Lowe's Battery (Missouri)
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Stevens Bowen
-- killed by sharpshooter at Vicksburg, Mississippi, June 27, 1863 |
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Twelfth Division
13th Army Corps |
2nd Brigade, Bowen's Division |
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Brigadier General Alvin Peterson Hovey
-- commanding Twelfth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee;two brigades; Battery A, 1st Missouri Light Artillery; 2nd Battery, Ohio Light Artillery; 16th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery
--escort 1st Indiana Cavalry, Company C
-- reporting to Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus |
Colonel Thomas Pleasant Dockery
-- commanding (from June 27, 1863) 2nd Brigade, Bowen's Division; 15th Arkansas, 19th Arkansas, 20th Arkansas, 21st Arkansas, 1st Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, 12th Arkansas Battalion (sharpshooters), 1st Missouri Cavalry, 3rd Battalion Missouri Cavalry, 3rd Missouri Battery, Lowe's Battery (Missouri)
-- captured July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, later paroled
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Stevens Bowen |
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1st Brigade, Twelfth Division
13th Army Corps |
River Batteries |
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Brigadier General George Francis McGinnis
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Twelfth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; 11th Indiana, 24th Indiana, 34th Indiana, 46th Indiana, 29th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Alvin Peterson Hovey |
Colonel Edward Higgins
-- commanding 1st Louisiana Artillery, 8th Louisiana Heavy Artillery Battalion, 22nd Louisiana, 1st Tennessee Heavy Artillery, Tennessee Batteries (3), Vaiden Battery (Mississippi)
-- reporting to Lt. Gen. John Clifford Pemberton |
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2nd Brigade, Twelfth Division
13th Army Corps |
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Colonel James Richard Slack
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Twelfth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; 87th Illinois, 47th Indiana, 24th Iowa, 28th Iowa, 56th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Alvin Peterson Hovey |
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Fourteenth Division
13th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Eugene Asa Carr
-- commanding Fourteenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; two brigades; Battery A, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery; 1st Battery, Indiana Light Artillery
-- escort 3rd Illinois Cavalry, Company G
-- reporting to Brigadier General Peter Joseph Osterhaus |
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1st Brigade, Fourteenth Division
13th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General William Plummer Benton
-- commanding (to May 31, 1863) 1st Brigade, Fourteenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 33rd Illinois, 99th Illinois, 8th Indiana, 18th Indiana, 1st United States Artillery (siege guns)
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Eugene Asa Carr |
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1st Brigade, Fourteenth Division
13th Army Corps |
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Colonel Henry Dana Washburn
-- commanding (May 31 to June 27, 1863) 1st Brigade, Fourteenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 33rd Illinois, 99th Illinois, 8th Indiana, 18th Indiana, 1st United States Artillery (siege guns)
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Eugene Asa Carr |
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1st Brigade, Fourteenth Division
13th Army Corps |
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Colonel David Shunk
-- commanding (from June 27, 1863) 1st Brigade, Fourteenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 33rd Illinois, 99th Illinois, 8th Indiana, 18th Indiana, 1st United States Artillery (siege guns)
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Eugene Asa Carr |
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2nd Brigade, Fourteenth Division
13th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Michael Kelly Lawler
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Fourteenth Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 21st Iowa, 22nd Iowa, 23rd Iowa, 11th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Eugene Asa Carr |
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15th Army Corps |
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Major General William Tecumseh Sherman
-- commanding 15th Army Corps; 4th Iowa Cavalry (unattached)
-- Chief-of-Staff Ltc. John Henry Hammond
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant |
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First Division
15th Army Corps |
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Major General Frederick Steele
-- commanding First Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; three brigades; 1st Battery Iowa Light Artillery; Battery F, 2nd Missouri Light Artillery; 4th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery; Kane County Independent Company (Cavalry); 3rd Illinois Cavalry, Company D
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman |
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1st Brigade, First Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel Francis H. Manter
-- commanding (to June 12, 1863) 1st Brigade, First Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 13th Illinois, 27th Missouri, 29th Missouri, 30th Missouri, 31st Missouri, 32nd Missouri
-- reporting to Major General Frederick Steele
-- accidentally killed by falling from horse June 13, 1864, Little Rock, Arkansas |
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1st Brigade, First Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel Bernard Gains Farrar
-- commanding (from June 12, 1863) 1st Brigade, First Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 13th Illinois, 27th Missouri, 29th Missouri, 30th Missouri, 31st Missouri, 32nd Missouri
-- reporting to Major General Frederick Steele |
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2nd Brigade, First Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel Charles Robert Woods
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, First Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 25th Iowa, 31st Iowa, 3rd Missouri, 12th Missouri, 17th Missouri, 76th Ohio
-- reporting to Major General Frederick Steele |
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3rd Brigade, First Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General John Milton Thayer
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, First Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 4th Iowa, 9th Iowa, 26th Iowa, 30th Iowa
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Frederick Steele
-- became governor of Nebraska |
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Second Division
15th Army Corps |
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Major General Francis Preston Blair, Jr.
-- commanding Second Division, 15th Army Corps; three brigades; Batteries A, B, C, 1st Illinois Light Artillery; 8th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery; 10th Missouri Cavalry, Company C
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman |
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1st Brigade, Second Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel Giles Alexander Smith
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Second Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 113th Illinois, 116th Illinois, 6th Missouri, 8th Missouri, 13th U.S., 1st Battalion
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Francis Preston Blair, Jr. |
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2nd Brigade, Second Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel Thomas Kilby Smith
-- commanding (to May 24, 1863) 2nd Brigade, Second Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 55th Illinois, 127th Illinois, 83rd Indiana, 54th Ohio, 57th Ohio
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Francis Preston Blair, Jr. |
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2nd Brigade, Second Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Joseph Andrew Jackson Lightburn
-- commanding (from May 24, 1863) 2nd Brigade, Second Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 55th Illinois, 127th Illinois, 83rd Indiana, 54th Ohio, 57th Ohio
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Francis Preston Blair, Jr. |
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3rd Brigade, Second Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Hugh Boyle Ewing
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, Second Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 30th Ohio, 37th Ohio, 47th Ohio, 4th West Virginia
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Francis Preston Blair, Jr. |
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Third Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General James Madison Tuttle
-- commanding Third Division, 15th Army Corps; three brigades; Battery E, 1st Illinois Light Artillery; 2nd Battery, Iowa Light Artillery
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman |
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1st Brigade, Third Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Ralph Pomeroy Buckland
-- commanding (to June 22, 1863) 1st Brigade, Third Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 114th Illinois, 93rd Indiana, 72nd Ohio, 95th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. James Madison Tuttle |
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1st Brigade, Third Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel William Linn McMillen
-- commanding (from June 22, 1863) 1st Brigade, Third Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 114th Illinois, 93rd Indiana, 72nd Ohio, 95th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. James Madison Tuttle |
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2nd Brigade, Third Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Joseph Anthony Mower
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Third Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 47th Illinois, 5th Minnesota, 11th Missouri, 8th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. James Madison Tuttle |
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3rd Brigade, Third Division
15th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Charles Leopold Matthies
-- commanding (to June 1, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Third Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 8th Iowa, 12th Iowa, 35th Iowa
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. James Madison Tuttle |
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3rd Brigade, Third Division
15th Army Corps |
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Colonel Joseph Jackson Woods
-- commanding (from June 1, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Third Division, 15th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 8th Iowa, 12th Iowa, 35th Iowa
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. James Madison Tuttle |
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16th Army Corps (detachment) |
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Major General Cadwallader Colden Washburn
-- commanding 16th Army Corps (detachment of three divisions);
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant |
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First Division
16th Army Corps
(joined campaign June 12, 1863) |
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Brigadier General William Sooy Smith
-- commanding First Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; four brigades; Batteries F, I, Cogswell's, 1st Illinois Light Artillery; 6th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery
-- escort 7th Illinois Cavalry, Company B
-- reporting to Maj. Gen.Cadwallader Colden Washburn |
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1st Brigade, First Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel John Mason Loomis
-- commanding 1st Brigade, First Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 26th Illinois, 90th Illinois, 12th Indiana, 100th Indiana
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. William Sooy Smith |
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1st Brigade, First Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Sanford James Stoughton
-- commanding 1st Brigade, First Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 26th Illinois, 90th Illinois, 12th Indiana, 100th Indiana
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. William Sooy Smith |
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2nd Brigade, First Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Stephen G. Hicks
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, First Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 40th Illinois, 103rd Illinois, 15th Michigan, 46th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. William Sooy Smith |
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3rd Brigade, First Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Joseph Randolph Cockerill
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, First Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 97th Indiana, 99th Indiana, 53rd Ohio, 70th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. William Sooy Smith |
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4th Brigade, First Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel William Wilson Sanford
-- commanding 4th Brigade, First Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 48th Illinois, 6th Iowa
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. William Sooy Smith |
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Fourth Division
16th Army Corps
(joined campaign May 13 to 20, 1863) |
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Brigadier General Jacob Gartner Lauman
-- commanding Fourth Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; Batteries E, K, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery; Batteries 5, 7, 15, Ohio Light Artillery; 15th Illinois Cavalry, Companies F, I
-- reporting to Maj. Gen.Cadwallader Colden Washburn |
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1st Brigade, Fourth Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Isaac Campbell Pugh
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Fourth Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 41st Illinois, 53rd Illinois, 3rd Iowa, 33rd Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen.Jacob Gartner Lauman |
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2nd Brigade, Fourth Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Cyrus Hall
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Fourth Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 14th Illinois, 15th Illinois, 46th Illinois, 76th Illinois, 53rd Indiana (transferred to 3rd Brigade June 22, 1863)
-- reporting to Brig. Gen.Jacob Gartner Lauman |
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3rd Brigade, Fourth Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel George E. Bryant
-- commanding (to June 9, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Fourth Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 28th Illinois, 32nd Illinois, 12th Wisconsin, 53rd Indiana (transferred from 2nd Brigade June 22, 1863)
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Jacob Gartner Lauman |
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3rd Brigade, Fourth Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Amory K. Johnson
-- commanding (from June 9, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Fourth Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 28th Illinois, 32nd Illinois, 12th Wisconsin, 53rd Indiana (transferred from 2nd Brigade June 22, 1863)
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Jacob Gartner Lauman |
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Provisional Division
16th Army Corps
(Composed of First and Second Brigades of the Third Division and four regiments from the Sixth Division. Joined campaign from Memphis, Tenn., June 3) |
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Brigadier General Nathan Kimball
-- commanding Provisional Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee
-- reporting to Maj. Gen.Cadwallader Colden Washburn |
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Engelmann's Brigade
Provisional Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Adolph Engelmann
-- commanding Engelmann's Brigade, Provisional Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 43rd Illinois, 61st Illinois, 106th Illinois, 12th Michigan
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Nathan Kimball |
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Richmond's Brigade
Provisional Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Jonathan Richmond
-- commanding Richmond's Brigade, Provisional Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 18th Illinois, 54th Illinois, 126th Illinois, 22nd Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Nathan Kimball |
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Montgomery's Brigade
Provisional Division
16th Army Corps |
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Colonel Milton Montgomery
-- commanding Montgomery's Brigade, Provisional Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 40th Iowa, 3rd Minnesota, 25th Wisconsin, 27th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. Nathan Kimball |
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17th Army Corps |
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Major General James Birdseye McPherson
-- commanding 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 5th Illinois Cavalry, 3rd Iowa, 2nd Wisconsin
-- escort 4th Company Ohio Cavalry
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant
-- killed at Battle of Atlanta, July 22, 1864 |
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Third Division
17th Army Corps |
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Major General John Alexander Logan
-- commanding Third Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; Battery D, 1st Illinois Light Artillery; Batteries G, L, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery; 8th Battery, Michigan Light Artillery; 3rd Battery, Ohio Light Artillery
-- escort 2nd Illinois Cavalry, Company A
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson |
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1st Brigade, Third Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General John Eugene Smith
-- commanding (to June 3, 1863) 1st Brigade, Third Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 20th Illinois, 31st Illinois, 45th Illinois, 124th Illinois, 23rd Indiana
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Alexander Logan |
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1st Brigade, Third Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Mortimer D. Leggett
-- commanding (from June 3, 1863) 1st Brigade, Third Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 20th Illinois, 31st Illinois, 45th Illinois, 124th Illinois, 23rd Indiana
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Alexander Logan |
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2nd Brigade, Third Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel Manning Ferguson Force
-- commanded by Brig. Gen. Mortimer Leggett until June 3
-- commanding (from June 3, 1863) 2nd Brigade, Third Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 30th Illinois, 20th Ohio, 68th Ohio, 78th Ohio
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Alexander Logan |
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3rd Brigade, Third Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General John Dunlap Stevenson
-- commanding 3rd Brigade, Third Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 8th Illinois, 17th Illinois, 81st Illinois, 7th Missouri, 32nd Ohio
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. John Alexander Logan |
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Sixth Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General John McArthur
-- commanding Sixth Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; Battery F, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery; 1st Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery; Battery C, 1st Missouri Light Artillery; 10th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery
-- escort 11th Illinois Cavalry, Company G
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson |
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1st Brigade, Sixth Division
17th Army Corps
(posted at Lake Providence, Louisiana) |
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Brigadier General Hugh Thompson Reid
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Sixth Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 1st Kansas, 16th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. John McArthur |
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2nd Brigade, Sixth Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Thomas Edwin Greenfield Ransom
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Sixth Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 11th Illinois, 72nd Illinois, 95th Illinois, 14th Wisconsin, 17th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. John McArthur
-- died of dysentery while in command in Georgia, October 29, 1864 |
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3rd Brigade, Sixth Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel William Hall
-- commanding (to June 6, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Sixth Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 11th Iowa, 13th Iowa, 15th Iowa, 16th Iowa
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. John McArthur |
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3rd Brigade, Sixth Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel Alexander Chambers
-- commanding (from June 6, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Sixth Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 11th Iowa, 13th Iowa, 15th Iowa, 16th Iowa
-- reporting to Brig. Gen. John McArthur |
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Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Isaac Ferdinand Quinby
-- commanding (to June 3, 1863) Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; Battery M, 1st Missouri Light Artillery; 11th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery; 6th, 12th Batteries, Wisconsin Light Artillery
-- escort 4th Missouri Cavalry, Company F
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson |
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Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General John E. Smith
-- commanding (from June 3, 1863) Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; Battery M, 1st Missouri Light Artillery; 11th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery; 6th, 12th Batteries, Wisconsin Light Artillery
-- escort 4th Missouri Cavalry, Company F
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson |
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1st Brigade, Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel John Benjamin Sanborn
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 48th Indiana, 59th Indiana, 4th Minnesota, 18th Wisconsin
-- reporting to Brig. Gens. Isaac Ferdinand Quinby and John E. Smith |
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2nd Brigade, Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel Samuel Ashbury Holmes
-- commanding (to June 10, 1863) 2nd Brigade, Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 56th Illinois, 17th Iowa, 10th Missouri, 24th Missouri, 80th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gens. Isaac Ferdinand Quinby and John E. Smith |
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2nd Brigade, Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel Green Berry Raum
-- commanding (from June 10, 1863) 2nd Brigade, Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 56th Illinois, 17th Iowa, 10th Missouri, 24th Missouri, 80th Ohio
-- reporting to Brig. Gens. Isaac Ferdinand Quinby and John E. Smith |
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3rd Brigade, Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel George Boardman Boomer
-- commanding (to May 22, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 93rd Illinois, 5th Iowa, 10th Iowa, 26th Missouri
-- reporting to Brig. Gens. Isaac Ferdinand Quinby and John E. Smith
-- killed during Second Assault on Vicksburg, May 22, 1863 |
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3rd Brigade, Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel Holden Putnam
-- commanding (from May 22 to June 2, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 93rd Illinois, 5th Iowa, 10th Iowa, 26th Missouri
-- reporting to Brig. Gens. Isaac Ferdinand Quinby and John E. Smith
-- killed at Battle of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, November 25, 1863 |
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3rd Brigade, Seventh Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General Charles Leopold Matthies
-- commanding (from June 2, 1863) 3rd Brigade, Seventh Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 93rd Illinois, 5th Iowa, 10th Iowa, 26th Missouri
-- reporting to Brig. Gens. Isaac Ferdinand Quinby and John E. Smith |
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Herron's Division
17th Army Corps
(joined from Deptartment of Missouri, June 11, 1863) |
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Major General Francis Jay Herron
-- commanding Herron's Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 93rd Illinois, 5th Iowa, 10th Iowa, 26th Missouri
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson |
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1st Brigade, Herron's Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General William Vandever
-- commanding 1st Brigade, Herron's Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 37th Illinois, 26th Indiana, 20th Iowa, 34th Iowa, 38th Iowa, Batteries E, F, 1st Missouri Light Artillery
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Francis Jay Herron |
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2nd Brigade, Herron's Division
17th Army Corps |
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Brigadier General William Ward Orme
-- commanding 2nd Brigade, Herron's Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 94th Illinois, 19th Iowa, 20th Wisconsin, Battery B, 1st Missouri Light Artillery
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. Francis Jay Herron |
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Unattached Cavalry, Herron's Division
17th Army Corps |
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Colonel Cyrus Bussey
-- commanding cavalry, Herron's Division, 17th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee; 5th Illinois Cavalry, 3rd Iowa Cavalry, 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry
-- reporting to Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson |
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