Atlanta campaign order of battle: Second phase, Union

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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

Military rank

Other

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

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

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

IV Corps

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

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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]

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XIV Corps

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

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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

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XX Corps

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

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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

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Cavalry Corps

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

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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
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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

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

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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]

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XVI Corps

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

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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

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XVII Corps

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

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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

Close

Army of the Ohio (XXIII Corps)

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

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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

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Strengths

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

More information Army, Corps ...
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
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