Overall command: Major General William
Tecumseh Sherman
Headquarters Guard
7th Company Ohio Sharpshooters
Engineers
1st Missouri (five companies)
The Army of the Tennessee (right wing)
Commander:
Major General Oliver O. Howard
Approximately 27,000 men
Escort
15th Illinois Cavalry, Company K
4th Company Ohio Cavalry
XV Corps
Major General Peter J. Osterhaus (15,679 men)
1st Division
Brigadier General Charles R. Woods
1st Brigade – Colonel Milo Smith
12th Indiana
26th Iowa
27th Missouri
29th Missouri
31st & 32nd Missouri Battalion
76th Ohio
2nd Brigade – Brigadier General Charles C. Walcutt (wounded Nov 22)/
Colonel Robert F. Catterson
26th Illinois
40th Illinois
103rd Illinois
97th Indiana
100th Indiana
6th Iowa 46th Ohio
3rd Brigade – Colonel James A. Williamson
4th Iowa
9th Iowa
25th Iowa
30th Iowa
31st Iowa
2nd Division
Brigadier General William B. Hazen
1st Brigade – Colonel Theodore Jones
55th Illinois
116th Illinois
127th Illinois
6th Missouri
8th Missouri (two companies)
30th Ohio
57th Ohio
2nd Brigade – Colonel Wells S. Jones
(wounded Dec 13)/Colonel James S. Martin
111th Illinois
83rd Indiana
37th Ohio
47th Ohio
53rd Ohio
54th Ohio
3rd Brigade – Colonel John M. Oliver
48th Illinois
90th Illinois
99th Indiana
15th Michigan
70th Ohio
3rd Division
Brigadier General John E. Smith
1st Brigade – Colonel Joseph B. McCown
63rd Illinois
93rd Illinois (non-veterans 18th Wisconsin attached)
48th Indiana
59th Indiana
4th Minnesota
2nd Brigade – Bvt Brigadier General Green B. Raum
56th Illinois
10th Iowa
26th Missouri (detachment 10th Missouri attached)
80th Ohio
4th Division
Brigadier General John M. Corse
1st Brigade – Brigadier General Elliott W. Rice
52nd Illinois
66th Indiana
2nd Iowa
7th Iowa
2nd Brigade – Colonel Robert N. Adams
12th Illinois
66th Illinois
81st Ohio
3rd Brigade – Lieutenant Colonel Frederick J. Hurlbut
7th Illinois
50th Illinois
57th Illinois 39th Iowa
Artillery
Major Charles J. Stolbrand
1st Illinois Light, Battery H
1st Michigan Light, Battery B
1st Missouri Light, Battery H
Wisconsin Light, 12th Battery
XVII Corps
Major General Frank P. Blair, Jr. (11,358 men)
Escort
11th Illinois Cavalry, Company G
1st Division
Major General Joseph A. Mower
1st Brigade –
Brigadier General John W. Fuller
64th Illinois
18th Missouri
27th Ohio
39th Ohio
2nd Brigade – Brigadier General John W. Sprague
35th New Jersey
43rd Ohio
63rd Ohio
25th Wisconsin
3rd Brigade – Colonel John Tillson
10th Illinois
25th Indiana
32nd Wisconsin
3rd Division
Brigadier General Mortimer D. Leggett
Provost Guard
20th Illinois, Captain Henry King
1st Brigade – Brigadier General Manning F. Force
30th Illinois
31st Illinois
45th Illinois
12th Wisconsin
16th Wisconsin
2nd Brigade – Colonel Robert K. Scott
20th Ohio
68th Ohio
78th Ohio
17th Wisconsin
4th Division
Brigadier General Giles A. Smith
1st Brigade – Colonel Benjamin F. Potts
14th Illinois (Battalion)
15th Illinois
41st Illinois (Battalion)
53rd Illinois
23rd Indiana
53rd Indiana
32nd Ohio
Third Brigade –
Brigadier General William W. Belknap
32nd Illinois
11th Iowa
13th Iowa
15th Iowa
16th Iowa
Artillery
1st Michigan Light, Battery C
Minnesota Light, 1st Battery
Ohio Light, 15th Battery
The Army of Georgia (left wing)
Commander:
Major General Henry W. Slocum (Approximately 27,500 men)
Pontoniers
58th Indiana
Engineers
1st Michigan (detachment)
XIV Corps
Bvt Major General Jefferson C. Davis (13,352 men)
1st Division
Brigadier General William P. Carlin
1st Brigade – Colonel Harrison C. Hobart
104th Illinois
42nd Indiana
88th Indiana
33rd Ohio
94th Ohio
21st Wisconsin
2nd Brigade – Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Brigham
13th Michigan
21st Michigan
69th Ohio
3rd Brigade – Colonel Henry A. Hambright
(sick from 18 Nov)/
Lieutenant Colonel David Miles
38th Indiana
21st Ohio
74th Ohio
79th Pennsylvania
2nd Division
Brigadier General James D. Morgan
1st Brigade – Colonel Robert F. Smith
16th Illinois
60th Illinois
10th Michigan
14th Michigan
17th New York
2nd Brigade – Lieutenant Colonel John S. Pearce
34th Illinois
78th Illinois
98th Ohio
108th Ohio
113th Ohio
121st Ohio
3rd Brigade – Lieutenant Colonel James W. Langley 85th Illinois
85th Illinois
86th Illinois
110th Illinois
125th Illinois
22nd Indiana
52nd Ohio
3rd Division
Brigadier General Absalom Baird
1st Brigade – Colonel Morton C. Hunter
82nd Indiana
23rd Missouri
17th Ohio
31st Ohio
89th Ohio
92nd Ohio (Company A, 24th Illinois attached)
2nd Brigade – Colonel Newell Gleason
75th Indiana
87th Indiana
101st Indiana
2nd Minnesota
105th Ohio
3rd Brigade – Colonel George P. Este
74th Indiana
18th Kentucky
14th Ohio
38th Ohio
Artillery
Major Charles Houghtaling
1st Illinois Light, Battery C (detachment 11th Ohio infantry attached)
2nd Illinois Light, Battery I
Indiana Light, 19th Battery
Wisconsin Light, 5th Battery
XX Corps
Brigadier General Alpheus S. Williams (14,096 men)
1st Division
Brigadier General Nathaniel J. Jackson
1st Brigade – Colonel James L. Selfridge
5th Connecticut
123rd New York
141st New York
46th Pennsylvania
2nd Brigade – Colonel Ezra A. Carman
2nd Massachusetts
13th New Jersey
107th New York
150th New York
3rd Wisconsin
3rd Brigade – Colonel James S. Robinson
82nd Illinois
101st Illinois
143rd New York
61st Ohio
82nd Ohio
31st Wisconsin
2nd Division
Brigadier General John W. Geary
1st Brigade – Colonel Ario Pardee, Jr.
5th Ohio
29th Ohio
66th Ohio
28th Pennsylvania
147th Pennsylvania (detachment Battery E, Pennsylvania Artillery, attached)
2nd Brigade – Colonel Patrick H. Jones
33rd New Jersey
119th New York
134th New York
154th New York
73rd Pennsylvania
109th Pennsylvania
3rd Brigade – Colonel Henry A. Barnum
60th New York
102nd New York
137th New York
149th New York
29th Pennsylvania
111th Pennsylvania
3rd Division
Brigadier General William T. Ward
1st Brigade – Colonel Franklin C. Smith
102nd Illinois
105th Illinois
129th Illinois
70th Indiana
79th Ohio
2nd Brigade – Colonel Daniel Dustin
33rd Indiana
85th Indiana
19th Michigan
22nd Wisconsin
3rd Brigade – Colonel Samuel Ross
20th Connecticut
33rd Massachusetts
136th New York
55th Ohio
73rd Ohio
26th Wisconsin
Artillery
Major John A. Reynolds
1st New York Light, Battery I
1st New York Light, Battery M
1st Ohio Light, Battery C
Pennsylvania Light, Battery E
Cavalry
3rd Division
Brigadier General Judson Kilpatrick (5,015 men)
1st Brigade – Colonel Eli H. Murray
8th Indiana
2nd Kentucky
3rd Kentucky
5th Kentucky
9th Pennsylvania
2nd Brigade – Colonel Smith D. Atkins
92nd Illinois
3rd Indiana
9th Michigan
5th Ohio
9th Ohio
10th Ohio
McLaughlin’s (Ohio) Squadron
Unattached
1st Alabama Cavalry
9th Illinois Mounted Infantry
Artillery
Captain Yates V. Beebe
10th Wisconsin Battery
Cavalry Corps
Commander: Major General Joseph Wheeler (Approximately 3,500 men)
(No orders of battle are available for Wheeler’s cavalry force in the Savannah campaign. A non-official order of battle has been compiled using information gleaned from official reports and other documents.)
The following brigades are mentioned by Wheeler in his official report, or documented in other sources:
Hannon’s Brigade –
Colonel Moses W. Hannon
Lewis’ Brigade –
Brigadier General Joseph H. Lewis
Dibrell’s Brigade –
Brigadier General George G. Dibrell
Anderson’s Brigade –
Lieutenant Colonel Anderson
Harrison’s Texas Brigade –
Colonel Thomas Harrison
Ashby’s Brigade –
Colonel Henry M. Ashby
Crews’ Georgia Brigade –
Colonel Charles C. Crews
Hagan’s Alabama Brigade –
Colonel James Hagan
Breckinridge’s Brigade –
Colonel William C. P. Breckinridge
Ferguson’s Brigade –
Brigadier General Samuel W. Ferguson
1st Division Georgia State Militia
Major General Gustavus W. Smith
1st Brigade Georgia State Militia
1st Georgia Militia
2nd Georgia Militia
3rd Georgia Militia
2nd Brigade Georgia State Militia
4th Georgia Militia
5th Georgia Militia
6th Georgia Militia
3rd Brigade Georgia State Militia
7th Georgia Militia
8th Georgia Militia
9th Georgia Militia
4th Brigade Georgia State Militia
10th Georgia Militia
11th Georgia Militia
12th Georgia Militia
Additional forces with 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Brigades, Georgia State Militia, at Griswoldville, November 22, 1864
Georgia State Line – Lieutenant Colonel
Beverly D. Evans
(two understrength regiments, approximately 400 men)
1st Georgia State Line
2nd Georgia State Line
Confederate Reserve – Major Ferdinand
W. C. Cook
(two battalions of the Confederate Reserve, totaling around 400 men)
Athens Battalion
Augusta Battalion
14th Georgia Light Artillery, Anderson’s Battery (four guns)
Garrison of Savannah
Lieutenant General William J. Hardee
In addition to elements of Gustavus W. Smith’s Militia Division (holding the right of the defensive works), the following units were present in the garrison of Savannah:
McLaws’ Division
Major General Lafayette McLaws
1st Georgia Regulars
Barnwell’s (Georgia) Light Artillery
22nd Georgia Battalion (six companies)
27th Georgia Battalion, Company D
29th Georgia Battalion Cavalry (six companies)
3rd South Carolina Cavalry (eight companies)
Symons’ Reserves (ten companies)
Beaufort (South Carolina) Artillery Bonaud’s (Georgia) Battalion (two companies)
Terrell (Georgia) Light Artillery
Clinch’s (Georgia) Light Artillery (two companies)
Cobb Guards (two companies)
Daniell’s (Georgia) Light Battery
Guerard’s (Georgia) Light Battery
Maxwell’s (Georgia) Light Battery
German (South Carolina) Artillery
Hanleiter’s (Georgia) Battery
South Carolina Horse Artillery (section)
Lafayette (South Carolina) Artillery
Mercer (Georgia) Artillery
2nd Engineer Troops, Company D
Left wing
Major General Ambrose R. Wright
Colonel Browne’s Local Brigade
Major Jackson’s Augusta Battalion
Major Adams’ Athens Battalion
1st Regiment Augusta Local Infantry
Clemon’s Battalion Augusta Local Infantry
Jackson’s Battalion Augusta Local Infantry
Brooks’ Foreign Battalion
Griffin’s detachment, 55th Georgia
Captain Barnes’ company of artillerists from Augusta
Colonel von Zinken’s Local Troops
Ferguson’s Brigade (dismounted)
Local Reserves from Savannah
Brooks’ Light Battery
Guerard’s Light Battery
Maxwell’s & Barnwell’s Light Batteries (sections)
Major Hamilton’s artillery battalion (detachment)
Further Artillery
Regular Light Battery
Anderson’s Light Battery
Abell’s Light Battery
Pruden’s Light Battery
Other units
Young’s Brigade – Brigadier General Pierce
M. B. Young
7th Georgia Cavalry
Cobb’s (Georgia) Legion Cavalry
Phillips’ (Georgia) Legion Cavalry
Jeff Davis Legion Cavalry
Garrison of Fort McAllister
Emmett Rifles
Clinch’s Light Battery (section)
1st Georgia Reserves, Company D
1st Georgia Reserves, Company E