ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE
Major-General Ulysses S. Grant
First Division (Major-General John A. McClernand)
1st Brigade
- Colonel A. M. Hare
- Colonel Marcellus M. Crocker
Regiments and Others
2nd Brigade
- Colonel C. Carroll Marsh
Regiments and Others
3rd Brigade
- Colonel Julius Raith
- Lieutenant Colonel Enos P. Wood
Regiments and Others
- 17th Illinois
- 29th Illinois
- 43rd Illinois
- 49th Illinois
- Carmichael's Illinois cavalry
Not brigaded
- Stewart's Independent Illinois Cavalry Battalion
- Battery D, 1st Illinois Light Artillery
- Battery E, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery
- 14th Ohio Battery
Second Division (Brigadier-General W.H.L.Wallace)
1st Brigade
- Colonel James M. Tuttle
Regiments and Others
2nd Brigade
- Brigadier-General John McArthur
- Colonel Thomas Morton
Regiments and Others
- 9th Illinois
- 12th Illinois
- 81st Ohio
- 13th Missouri
- Birge's Sharpshooters (14th Missouri)
3rd Brigade
- Colonel Thomas W. Sweeny
- Colonel S.D. Baldwin
Regiments and Others
- 8th Iowa
- 7th Illinois
- 50th Illinois
- 52nd Illinois
- 57th Illinois
- 58th Illinois
- Carmichael's Illinois cavalry
Not brigaded
- Company C, 2nd U.S. Cavalry
- 4th U. S. Cavalry, Company I
- Companies A and B, 2nd Illinois Cavalry
- Battery A, 1st Illinois Light Artillery
- Battery D, 1st Missouri Light Artillery
- Battery H, 1st Illinois Light Artillery
- Battery K, 1st Missouri Light Artillery
Third Division (Major-General Lew Wallace)
Brigades of M.L. Smith, Thayer and Whittlesey
Fourth Division (Brigadier-General Stephen A. Hurlbut)
Brigades of Williams, Veatch and Lauman
Fifth Division (Brigadier-General William T. Sherman)
Brigades of McDowell, Stuart, Hildebrand and Buckland
Sixth Division (Brigadier-General Benjamin A Prentiss)
Brigades of Peabody and Miller
ARMY OF THE OHIO
Major-General Don Carlos Buell
Second Division (Brigadier-General Alexander McD. McCook)
Brigades of Rosseau, Kirk and Gibson
Fourth Division (Brigadier-General William Nelson)
Brigades of Ammen, Hazen and Bruce
Fifth Division (Brigadier-General Thomas L. Crittenden)
Brigades of Boyle and W. S. Smith
Sixth Division (Brigadier-General Thomas J. Wood)
Brigades of Garfield and Wagner
Losses: 1,754 killed, 8,408 wounded and 2,883 captured or missing. Total 13,047
It is impossible to determine the exact combat strength of any Union army at this period of the war. The army returns list all personnel ‘present for duty’, including the sick, teamsters, sutlers and cooks. Thus Grant’s Army of the Tennessee had a ‘present for duty’ strength of 48,894, but as many as 12,000 of this number may have been non-combatants. Buell stated that he brought 25,000 reinforcements to Grant’s aid, but his actual strength was 17,918. The total ‘present for duty’ strength of the two Union armies was 66,812 officers and men and 170 guns (Grant 134 guns, and Buell, 36).
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