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The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
Author: United States. War Dept.
Title: The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
Other Title: Official records of the Union and Confederate armies
Publisher: Govt. Print. Off.
Place of Publication: Washington
MoA Volumes: Series I, 1-53; Series II, 1-8; Series III, 1-5; Series IV, 1-4 (1880 - 1901)
Volume I. 1880. (Vol. 1, Chap. 1-8)
Chapter I - Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. Dec. 20, 1860-Apr. 4, 1861
Chapter II - The secession of Georgia. Jan. 3-26, 1861.
Chapter III - The secession of Alabama and Mississippi. Jan. 4-20, 1861.
Chapter IV - Operations in Florida. Jan. 6-Aug. 31, 1861.
Chapter V - The secession of North Carolina. Jan. 9-May 20, 1861.
Chapter VI - The secession of Louisiana. Jan. 10-Feb. 19, 1861.
Chapter VII - Operations in Texas and New Mexico. Feb. 1-Jun 11, 1861.
Chapter VIII - Operations in Arkansas, the Indian Territory, and Missouri. Feb. 7-May 9, 1861.
Volume II. 1880. (Vol. 2, Chap. 9)
Chapter VIX - Operations in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. Apr 16-Jul 31, 1861.
Volume III. 1881. (Vol. 3, Chap. 10)
Chapter X - Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Indian Territory. May 10-Nov. 19, 1861.
Volume IV. 1882. (Vol. 4, Chap. 11-13)
Chapter XI - Operations in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Jun 11, 1861-Feb. 1, 1862.
Chapter XII - Operations in Kentucky and Tennessee. Jul 1-Nov. 19, 1861.
Chapter XIII - Operations in North Carolina and Southeastern Virginia. Aug. 1, 1861-Jan. 11, 1862.
Volume V. 1881. (Vol. 5, Chap. 14)
Chapter XIV - Operations in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and West Virginia. Aug. 1, 1861-Mar 17, 1862.
Volume VI. 1882. (Vol. 6, Chap. 15-16)
Chapter XV - Operations on the coasts of South Carolina, Georgia, and Middle and East Florida. Aug 21, 1861-Apr 11, 1862.
Chapter XVI - Operations in West Florida, Southern alabama, Southern Mississippi, and Louisiana. Sep 1, 1861-May 12, 1862.
Volume VII. 1882. (Vol. 7, Chap. 17)
Chapter XVII - Operations in Kentucky, Tennessee, N. Alabama, and W. Virginia. Nov. 19, 1861-Mar 4, 1862.
Volume VIII. 1883. (Vol. 8, Chap. 18)
Chapter XVIII - Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Indian Territory. Nov. 19, 1861-Apr 10, 1862.
Volume IX. 1883. (Vol. 9, Chap. 19-21)
Chapter XIX - Operations in Southeastern Virginia. Jan. 11-Mar 17, 1862.
Chapter XX - Operations in North Carolina. Jan. 11-Aug. 20, 1862.
Chapter XXI - Operations in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Feb. 1-Sep. 20, 1862.
Volume X - in Two Parts. 1884. (Vol. 10, Chap. 22)
Chapter XXII - Operations in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Mississippi, North Alabama, and Southwest Virginia. Mar 4-Jun 10, 1862.
Part I -- Reports
Part II -- Correspondence, etc.
Volume XI - in Three Parts. 1884. (Vol. 11, Chap. 23)
Chapter XXIII - The Peninsular Campaign, Virginia. Mar 17-Sep. 2, 1862.
Part I -- Reports, Mar 17-Jun 24
Part II -- Reports, Jun 25-Sep 2
Part III -- Correspondence, etc.
Volume XII - in Three Parts. 1885. (Vol. 12, Chap. 24)
Chapter XXIV - Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland. Mar 17-Sep 2, 1862.
Part I -- Reports, Mar 17-Jun 25
Part II -- Reports, Jun 26-Sep 2
Part II -- Supplement. 1886.
Part III -- Correspondence
Volume XIII. 1885. (Vol. 13, Chap. 25)
Chapter XXV -- Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, the Indian Territory, and the Department of the Northwest. Apr. 10-Nov. 20, 1862.
Volume XIV. 1885. (Vol. 14, Chap. 26)
Chapter XXVI - Operations on the coasts of South Carolina, Georgia, and Middle and East Florida. Apr 12, 1862-Jun 11, 1863.
Volume XV. 1886. (Vol. 15, Chap. 27)
Chapter XXVII - Operations in West Florida, Southern Alabama, Southern Mississippi (embracing all operations against Vicksburg, May 18-Jul 27, 1862); and Louisiana, May 12, 1862-May 14, 1863; and operations in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, Sep 20,1862-May 14, 1863.
Volume XVI - in Two Parts. 1886. (Vol. 16, Chap. 28)
Chapter XXVIII - Operations in Kentucky, Middle and East Tennessee, North Alabama, and Southwest Virginia. Jun 10-Oct 31, 1862.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XVII - in Two Parts. 1886/1887. (Vol. 17, Chap. 29)
Chapter XXIX - Operations in West Tennessee and Northern Mississippi. Jun 10, 1862-Jan 20, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XVIII. 1887. (Vol. 18, Chap. 30)
Chapter XXX - Operations in North Carolina and Southeastern Virginia. Aug 29, 1862-Jun 3, 1863.
Volume XIX - in Two Parts. 1887. (Vol. 19, Chap. 31)
Chapter XXXI - Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Sep 3-Nov 14, 1862.
Part I - Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. September 3-November 14, 1862
Part II - Reports, September 20-November 14, 1862; Correspondence, etc., Sept 3-Nov. 14, 1862
Volume XX - in Two Parts. 1887. (Vol. 20, Chap. 32)
Chapter XXXII - Operations in Kentucky, Middle and East Tennessee, North Alabama, and Southwest Virginia. Nov. 1, 1862-Jan. 20, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXI. 1888. (Vol. 21, Chap. 33)
Chapter XXXIII - Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. November 15, 1862 - January 25, 1863.
Volume XXII - in Two Parts. 1888. (Vol. 22, Chap. 34)
Chapter XXXIV - Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, the Indian Territory, and the Department of the Northwest. Nov. 20, 1862-Dec. 31, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXIII - in Two Parts. 1889. (Vol. 23, Chap. 35)
Chapter XXXV - Operations in Kentucky, Middle and East Tennessee, North Alabama, and Southwest Virginia. January 21 - August 10, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXIV - in Three Parts. 1889. (Vol. 24, Chap. 36)
Chapter XXXVI - Operations in Mississippi and West Tennessee, including those in Arkansas and Louisiana connected with the Siege of Vicksburg. January 20 - August 10, 1863.
Part I - Reports, Jan. 20-May 15, including the "General Reports" for whole period. January 20-August 10
Part II - Reports, May 16-August 10
Part III - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXV - in Two Parts. 1889. (Vol. 25, Chap. 37)
Chapter XXXVII - Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 26-June 3, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXVI - in Two Parts. 1889. (Vol. 26, Chap. 38)
Chapter XXXVIII - Operations in West Florida, Southern Alabama, Southern Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and New Mexico. May 14-December 31, 1863.
Part I - Reports, Union Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXVII - in Three Parts. 1889. (Vol. 27, Chap. 39)
Chapter XXXIX - Operations in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Department of the East. June 3-August 3, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Reports
Part III - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXVIII - in Two Parts. 1890. (Vol. 28, Chap. 40)
Chapter XL - Operations on the coasts of South Carolina and Georgia, an din Middle and East Florida. June 12-December 31, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXIX - in Two Parts. 1890. (Vol. 29, Chap. 41)
Chapter XLI - Operations in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. August 4-December 31, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXX - in Four Parts. 1890. (Vol. 30, Chap. 42)
Chapter XLII - Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, North Alabama, and North Georgia. August 11-October 19, 1863.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Reports
Part III - Union Correspondence, etc.
Part IV - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXI - in Three Parts. 1890. (Vol. 31, Chap. 43)
Chapter XLIII - Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, North Alabama, and North Georgia. October 20-December 31, 1863.
Part I - Reports and Union Correspondence
Part II - Reports
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXII - in Three Parts. 1891. (Vol. 32, Chap. 44)
Chapter XLIV - Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and North Georgia. January 1-April 30, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXIII. 1891. (Vol. 33, Chap. 45)
Chapter XLV - Operations in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 1-April 30, 1864.
Volume XXXIV - in Four Parts. 1891. (Vol. 34, Chap. 46)
Chapter XLVI - Operations in Louisiana and the Trans-Mississippi States and Territories. January 1-June 30, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part IV - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXV - in Two Parts. 1891. (Vol. 35, Chap. 47)
Chapter XLVII - Operations in South Carolina and Florida, and on the Georgia Coast. January 1-November 13, 1864.
Part I - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXVI - in Three Parts. 1891. (Vol. 36, Chap. 48)
Chapter XLVIII - Operations in Southeastern Virginia and North Carolina. May 1-June 12, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXVII - in Two Parts. 1891. (Vol. 37, Chap. 49)
Chapter XLIX - Operations in Northern West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. May 1-August 3, 1864.
Part I - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXVIII - in Five Parts. 1891. (Vol. 38, Chap. 50)
Chapter L - The Atlanta, Ga., Campaign. May 1-September 8, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Reports
Part III - Reports
Part IV - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part V - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XXXIX - in Three Parts. 1892. (Vol. 39, Chap. 51)
Chapter LI - Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and North Georgia (the Atlanta Campaign excepted). May 1-November 13, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XL - in Three Parts. 1892. (Vol. 40, Chap. 52)
Chapter LII - Operations in Southeastern Virginia and North Carolina. June 13-July 31, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XLI - in Four Parts. 1893. (Vol. 41, Chap. 53)
Chapter LIII - Operations in Louisiana and the Trans-Mississippi States and Territories. July 1-December 31, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part IV - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XLII - in Three Parts. 1893. (Vol. 42, Chap. 54)
Chapter LIV - Operations in Southeastern Virginia and North Carolina. August 1-December 31, 1864.
Part I - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Volume XLIII - in Two Parts. 1893. (Vol. 43, Chap. 55)
Chapter LV - Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. August 4-December 31, 1864.
Part I - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XLIV. 1893. (Vol. 44, Chap. 56)
Chapter LVI - Operations in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. November 14-December 31, 1864.
Volume XLV - in Two Parts. 1894. (Vol. 45, Chap. 57)
Chapter LVII - Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and North Georgia. November 14, 1864-January 22, 1865.
Part I - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume XLVI - in Three Parts. 1894-1895. (Vol. 46, Chap. 58)
Chapter LVIII - Operations in Northern and Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina (January 1-31), West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. January 1-June 30, 1865.
Part I, Section 1 - Reports
Part I, Section 2 - Reports
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part III, Section 1 - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part III, Section 2 - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Volume XLVII - in Three Parts. 1895. (Vol. 47, Chap. 59)
Chapter LIX - Operations in North Carolina (from February 1), South Carolina, Southern Georgia, and East Florida. January 1-June 30, 1865.
Part I - Reports
Part II, Section 1 - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part II, Section 2 - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part III - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Volume XLVIII - in Two Parts. 1896. (Vol. 48, Chap. 60)
Chapter LX - Operations in Louisiana and the Trans-Mississippi States and Territories. January 1-June 30, 1865.
Part I, Section 1 - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part I, Section 2 - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Volume XLIX - in Two Parts. 1897. (Vol. 49, Chap. 61)
Chapter LXI - Operations in Kentucky, Southwestern Virginia, Tennessee, Northern and Central Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and West Florida. January 1-June 30, 1865.
Part I - Reports, Union and Confederate Correspondence
Part II - Union and Confederate Correspondence
Volume L - in Two Parts. 1897. (Vol. 50, Chap. 62)
Chapter LXII - Operations on the Pacific Coast.
Part I - Reports, Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Correspondence, etc.
Volume LI - in Two Parts. 1897. (Vol. 51, Chap. 63) SUPPLEMENT
Chapter LXIII - Operations in Maryland, Eastern North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia (except Southwestern), and West Virginia. January 1, 1861-June 30, 1865.
SUPPLEMENT Embracing Documents Found or Received Too Late for Insertion in Volumes 1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 18, 19, 21, 25, 27, 29, 33, 36, 37, 40, 42, 43, and 46. [Note: The number in brackets at the lower left hand of each document indicates the volume to which it properly belongs.]
Part I, Section 1 - Reports, Union Correspondence, etc.
Part I, Section 2 - Reports, Union Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume LII - in Two Parts. 1898. (Vol. 52, Chap. 64) SUPPLEMENT
Chapter LXIV - Operations in Southwestern Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, West Florida, and Northern Georgia. January 1, 1861-June 30, 1865.
SUPPLEMENT Embracing Documents Found or Received Too Late for Insertion in Volumes 1, 4, 6, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 20, 23, 24, 26, 30, 31, 32, 38, 39, 45, and 49. [Note: The number in brackets at the lower left hand of each document indicates the volume to which it properly belongs.]
Part I - Reports, Union Correspondence, etc.
Part II - Confederate Correspondence, etc.
Volume LIII. 1898. (Vol. 53, Chap. 65) SUPPLEMENT
Chapter LXV - Operations in South Carolina, Southern Georgia, Middle and East Florida, and Western North Carolina. January 1, 1861-June 30, 1865.
SUPPLEMENT Embracing Documents Found or Received Too Late for Insertion in Volumes 1, 6, 14, 28, 35, 44, and 47. [Note: The number in brackets at the lower left hand of each document indicates the volume to which it properly belongs.]
Reports and Correspondence.
Series II: Contains the correspondence, orders, reports, and returns, Union and Confederate, relating to prisoners of war, and (so far as the military authorities were concerned) to State or political prisoners.
Volume I. 1894.
1. The Texas Surrender
2. Earlier Captures and Arrests, and Measures of Pacification in Missouri
3. Union Policy of Repression in Maryland
4. Military Treatment of Captured and Fugitive Slaves
5. Confederate Policy of Repression in East Tennessee
Volume II. 1897.
Treatment of suspected and disloyal persons, North and South.
Volume II., Section 1
Volume II., Section 2
Volume III. 1898.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., relating to Prisoners of War and State from February 19, 1861, to June 12, 1862.
Volume IV. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from June 13, 1862, to November 30, 1862.
Volume V. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from December 1, 1862, to June 10, 1863.
Volume VI. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from June 11, 1863, to March 31, 1864.
Volume VII. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from April 1, 1864, to December 31, 1864.
Volume VIII. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from January 1, 1865, to the end.
Series III: Contains the correspondence, orders, reports, and returns of the Union authorities (embracing their correspondence with the Confederate officials) not relating specially to the subjects of the first and second series. It will set forth the annual and special reports of the Secretary of War, of the General-in-Chief, and of the chiefs of the several staff corps and departments; the calls for troops, and the correspondence between the national and the several State authorities.
Volume I. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from November 1, 1860, to March 31, 1862.
Volume II. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from April 1, 1862, to December 31, 1862.
Volume III. 1899.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from January 1, 1863, to December 31, 1863.
Volume IV. 1900.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from January 1, 1864, to April 30, 1865.
Volume IV, Section 1
Volume IV, Section 2
Volume V. 1900.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from May 1, 1865, to the end.
Series IV: Contains the correspondence, orders, reports, and returns of the Confederate authorities, similar to that indicated for the Union officials, as of the third series, but excluding the correspondence between the Union and Confederate authorities given in that series.
Volume I. 1900.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from December 20, 1860, to June 30, 1862.
Volume I, Section 1
Volume I, Section 2
Volume II. 1900.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from July 1, 1862, to December 31, 1863.
Volume III. 1900.
Correspondence, Orders, etc., from January 1, 1864, to the end.
Volume III, Section 1
Volume III, Section 2
Volume IV. 1901.
Explanations.
Synopsis of the contents of volumes.
Special Index for the principal armies, army corps, military divisions and departments.
Table showing volumes pertaining to contemporaneous operations.
General Index.
Additions and Corrections.
Index, Section 1
Index, Section 2
== Navy Official Records ==
Author: United States. Naval War Records Office
Title: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion
Series: Office memoranda (United States. Naval War Records Office)
Publisher: Govt. Print. Off.
Place of Publication: Washington
MoA Volumes: Series I, vols. 1-27; Series II, vols 1-3 (1894 - 1922)
Series I
Volume 1: The Operation of the Cruisers (January 19, 1861 - January 4, 1863). 1894.
Volume 2: The Operation of the Cruisers (January 1, 1863 - March 31, 1864). 1895.
Volume 3: The Operation of the Cruisers (April 1, 1864 - December 30, 1865). 1896.
Volume 4: Operations in the Gulf of Mexico (November 15, 1860 - June 7, 1861); Operations on the Atlantic Coast (January 1, 1861 - May 13, 1861); Operations on the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers (January 5, 1861.. 1896.
Volume 5: Operations on the Potamac and Rappahannock Rivers (December 7, 1861 - July 31, 1865); Atlantic Blockading Squadron (April 4, 1861 - July 15, 1861). 1897.
Volume 6: Atlantic Blockading Squadron (July 16, 1861 - October 29, 1861); North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (October 29, 1861 - March 8, 1862). 1897.
Volume 7: North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (March 8, 1862 - September 4, 1862). 1898.
Volume 8: North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (September 5, 1862 - May 4, 1863). 1899.
Volume 9: North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (May 5, 1863 - May 5, 1864). 1899.
Volume 10: North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (May 6, 1864 - October 27, 1864). 1900.
Volume 11: North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (October 28, 1864 - February 1, 1865). 1900.
Volume 12: North Atlantic Blockading Squadron (February 2, 1865 - August 3, 1865); South Atlantic Blockading Squadron (October 29, 1861 - May 13, 1862). 1901.
Volume 13: South Atlantic Blockading Squadron (May 14, 1862 - April 7, 1863). 1901.
Volume 14: South Atlantic Blockading Squadron (April 7, 1863 - September 30, 1863). 1902.
Volume 15: South Atlantic Blockading Squadron (October 1, 1863 - September 30, 1864). 1902.
Volume 16: South Atlantic Blockading Squadron (October 1, 1864 - September 30, 1865); Gulf Blockading Squadron (June 7, 1861 - December 15, 1861). 1903.
Volume 17: Gulf Blockading Squadron (December 16, 1861 - February 21, 1862); East Gulf Blockading Squadron (December 22, 1862 - July 17, 1865). 1903.
Volume 18: West Gulf Blockading Squadron (February 21, 1862 - July 14, 1862). 1904.
Volume 19: West Gulf Blockading Squadron (July 15, 1862 - March 14, 1863). 1905.
Volume 20: West Gulf Blockading Squadron (March 15, 1863 - December 31, 1863). 1905.
Volume 21: West Gulf Blockading Squadron (January 1, 1864 - December 31, 1864). 1906.
Volume 22: West Gulf Blockading Squadron (January 1, 1865 - January 31, 1866); Naval Forces on Western Waters (May 8, 1861 - April 11, 1862). 1908.
Volume 23: Naval Forces on Western Waters (April 12, 1862 - December 31, 1862). 1910.
Volume 24: Naval Forces on Western Waters (January 1, 1863 - May 17, 1863). 1911.
Volume 25: Naval Forces on Western Waters (May 18, 1863 - February 29, 1864). 1912.
Volume 26: Naval Forces on Western Waters (March 1, 1864 - December 31, 1864). 1914.
Volume 27: Naval Forces on Western Waters (January 1, 1865 - September 6, 1865); Supply Vessels (January 1, 1865 - September 6, 1865). 1917.
Series II
Volume 1: Statistical Data of Union and Confederate Ships; Muster Roles of Confederate Government Vessels; Letters of Marque and Reprisals; Confederate Department Investigations. 1921.
Volume 2: Navy Department Correspondence 1861-1865, with Agents Abroad. 1921.
Volume 3: Proclamations, Appointments, etc. of President Davis; State Department Correspondence with Diplomatic Agents,etc.. 1922.
== Supplement to the Official Records ==
* Author: United States War Department
* Editor: Janet B. Hewett 
* Contributing Editors: Gary Gallagher, Robert Krick, Lee Wallace, Theodore Savas, Robert E. L. Krick, William Marvel, Michael Cavanaugh, Peter Carmichael, Prof. William L. Shea, Prof. Arthur W. Bergeron, Jr., Michael Banasik, Silas Felton, Noah Andre Trudeau.
* Publisher: Broadfoot Publishing Co., Wilmington, NC
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Part I - Reports 	Part I - Reports 	Part I - Reports 	Part I - Reports
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	SupplementVolume 	OR SerialNumber 	Contents
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	1 	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 	Corresponds to Volumes 1-10 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	2 	12, 13, 15, 16 	Corresponds to Volumes 11-12 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	3 	19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31 	Corresponds to Volumes 13-21 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	4 	2, 34, 36, 37, 39, 41 	Corresponds to Volumes 22-26 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	5 	43, 44, 46, 48, 50, 51 	Corresponds to Volumes 27-30 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	6 	54, 55, 57, 60, 61, 65, 67, 68, 70 	Corresponds to Volumes 31-37 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	7 	72, 73, 74, 77, 80, 83, 87, 90, 92, 93, 95, 98, 101, 103, 105	Corresponds to Volumes 38-50 of the original OR Series
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	SupplementVolume 	SupplementSerial Number 	Contents
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	8 	8 	(Part I) - Warren Court of Inquiry
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	9 	9 	(Part II) - Proceedings, findings, and opinions of the Court of Inquiry ... in the case of Gouverneur K. Warren
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	10 	10 	
* Court-martial proceedings of Lieutenant-Colonel Robert G. Morrison, 34th Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry (OR Volume 48, serial no. 101)
* Report of Albert James Myer, Union Chief Signal Officer, of the Operations and Duties of the Signal Department of the Army, 1860-1865
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	11 	11 	Index, A-L
Reports of engagements, actions, battles, maneuvers, etc., written by an officer to an officer. Included are post war reports requested by the Adjutant General, eyewitness accounts of engagements otherwise infrequently described, and accounts supplying substantive supplemental material, including court-martials, courts of inquiry and proceedings. 	12 	12 	Index, M-Z
Part II - Record of Events & Itineraries 	Part II - Record of Events & Itineraries	Part II - Record of Events & Itineraries 	Part II - Record of Events & Itineraries
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	SupplementVolume 	SupplementSerial Number 	Contents
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	1 	13 	Alabama troops (Union and Confederate)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	2 	14 	
* Arizona troops (Confederate)
* Arkansas troops (Union and Confederate)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	3 	15 	
* California troops (Union) 
* Colorado troops (Union) 
* Connecticut troops (Union, 1st-8th Regiments)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	4 	16 	
* Connecticut troops (Union, 9th-28th Regiments) 
* Dakota troops (Union) 
* Delaware troops (Union)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	5 	17 	
* District of Columbia troops (Union)
* Florida troops (Union and Confederate)
* Georgia troops (Union and Confederate, Calvary and Artillery)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	6 	18 	Georgia troops (Confederate Infantry 1st-46th regiments)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	7 	19 	
* Georgia troops (Confederate Infantry 47th-misc. units)
* Illinois troops (Union Cavalry 1st-9th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	8 	20 	Illinois troops (Union Cavalry 10th-Misc., Artillery, Infantry 7th-12th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	9 	21 	Illinois troops (Union Infantry 13th-24th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	10 	22 	Illinois troops (Union Infantry 25th-37th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	11 	23 	Illinois troops (Union Infantry 38th-49th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	12 	24 	Illinois troops (Union Infantry 50th-60th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	13 	25 	Illinois troops (Union Infantry 73rd-100th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	14 	26 	Illinois troops (Union Infantry 101st-134th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	15 	27 	
* Illinois troops (Union Infantry 135th-156th, Misc.)
* Indiana troops (Union Cavalry 1st-13th, Misc. Artillery 1st-Misc.; Infantry 6th-8th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	16 	28 	Indiana troops (Union Infantry 9th-32nd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	17 	29 	Indiana troops (Union Infantry 33rd-68th
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	18 	30 	Indiana troops (Union Infantry 69th-Misc.)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	19 	31 	Iowa troops (Union Cavalry 1st-9th; Artillery 1st-Misc.; Infantry 1st-9th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	20 	32 	Iowa troops (Union Infantry 10th-33rd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	21 	33 	
* Iowa troops (Union Infantry 34th-48th) 
* Kansas troops (Union Cavalry 2nd-16th; Artillery; Infantry)
* Kentucky troops (Union Cavalry 1st-11th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	22 	34 	Kentucky troops (Union Cavalry 12th-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-Misc.)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	23 	35 	
* Kentucky troops (Confederate Cavalry 1st-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-9th)
* Louisiana troops (Union Cavalry 1st-Misc.; Infantry 1st-2nd); 
* Louisiana troops (Confederate Cavalry 1st-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-4th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	24 	36 	Louisiana troops (Confederate Infantry 5th-Misc.)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	25 	37 	Maine troops (Union Cavalry 1st-2nd; Artillery; Infantry 1st-27th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	26 	38 	
* Maine troops (Union Infantry 28th-Misc.)
* Maryland troops (Union Cavalry 1st-Misc.; Artillery 1st-Misc.; Infantry 1st-Misc.)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	27 	39 	
* Maryland troops (Confederate Cavalry; Artillery; Infantry); 
* Massachusetts troops (Union Cavalry; Artillery, Heavy; Artillery, Light; Infantry 1st-11th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	28 	40 	Massachusetts troops (Infantry 10th-30th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	29 	41 	
* Massachusetts troops (Infantry 31st-Misc.)
* Michigan troops (Union Cavalry 1st-4th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	30 	42 	Michigan troops (Union Cavalry 5th-Misc.; Artillery; Engineers and Mechanics; Sharpshooters; Infantry 1st-9th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	31 	43 	
* Michigan troops (Union Infantry 10th-Misc.)
* Minnesota troops (Union Cavalry; Artillery; Infantry 1st-4th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	32 	44 	
* Minnesota troops (Union Infantry 5th-11th); 
* Mississippi troops (Union Infantry); 
* Mississippi troops (Confederate Cavalry; Artillery; Infantry 1st-3rd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	33 	45 	Mississippi troops (Confederate Infantry 4th-30th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	34 	46 	
* Mississippi troops (Confederate Infantry 31st-Independent)
* Missouri troops (Union Cavalry 1st-4th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	35 	47 	Missouri troops (Union Cavalry 4th State Militia-Misc.)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	36 	48 	Missouri troops (Union Artillery; Engineers; Infantry)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	37 	49 	Missouri troops (Union Infantry 12th-40th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	38 	50 	
* Missouri troops (Union Infantry 41st-Misc.)
* Missouri troops (Confederate Cavalry 1st-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-Misc.)
* Nebraska troops (Union Cavalry 1st-1st Battalion)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	39 	51 	
* Nebraska troops (Union Cavalry 2nd-Misc.)
* Nevada troops (Union Cavalry 1st Battalion; Infantry 1st Battalion)
* New Hampshire troops (Union Cavalry 1st; Artillery 1st Heavy; Infantry 1st-18th, Misc.)
* New Jersey troops (Union Cavalry 1st-3rd, Van Reypen's Co.; Artillery 1st-5th; Infantry 1st-2nd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	40 	52 	New Jersey troops (Union Infantry 3rd-40th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	41 	53 	
* New Mexico troops (Union Cavalry; Infantry)
* New York troops (Union Cavalry; Heavy Artillery 2nd-7th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	42 	54 	New York troops (Union Heavy Artillery 8th-1st Marine; Light Artillery; Infantry 1st-9th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	43 	55 	New York troops (Union Infantry 10th-47th State Militia)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	44 	56 	New York troops (Union Infantry 48th-75th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	45 	57 	New York troops (Union Infantry 76th-102nd National Guard)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	46 	58 	New York troops (Union Infantry 103rd-139th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	47 	59 	New York troops (Union Infantry 140th-Misc.)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	48 	60 	North Carolina troops (Union Infantry); North Carolina troops (Confederate Cavalry; Artillery; Infantry 1st-25th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	49 	61 	
* North Carolina troops (Confederate Infantry 26th-Misc.)
* Ohio troops (Union Cavalry 1st-6th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	50 	62 	Ohio troops (Union Cavalry 7th-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 5th Sharpshooters-6th Reserve Militia)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	51 	63 	Ohio troops (Union Infantry 7th-27th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	52 	64 	Ohio troops (Union Infantry 28th-54th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	53 	65 	Ohio troops (Union Infantry 55th-76th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	54 	66 	Ohio troops (Union Infantry 77th-103rd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	55 	67 	Ohio troops (Union Infantry 104th-142nd National Guard)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	56 	68 	
* Ohio troops (Union Infantry 143rd National Guard-Misc.)
* Oregon troops (Union Cavalry 1st; Infantry 1st)
* Pennsylvania troops (Union Cavalry 1st Bttn-6th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	57 	69 	Pennsylvania troops (Union Cavalry 7th-Misc; Artillery 2nd Heavy)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	58 	70 	Pennsylvania troops (Union Artillery 2nd Prov.-Misc.; Infantry 1st Res.-20th Emergency)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	59 	71 	Pennsylvania troops (Union Infantry 21st-56th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	60 	72 	Pennsylvania troops (Union Infantry 57th-88th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	61 	73 	Pennsylvania troops (Union Infantry 90th-115th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	62 	74 	Pennsylvania troops (Union Infantry 116th-165th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	63 	75 	
* Pennsylvania troops (Union Infantry 166th -Misc.)
* Rhode Island troops (Union Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry, Independent Hospital Guards)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	64 	76 	South Carolina troops (Confederate Cavalry 1st-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-11th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	65 	77 	South Carolina troops (Confederate Infantry 11th Reserves-27th, Misc.); Tennessee troops (Union Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	66 	78 	Tennessee troops (Confederate Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry 1st-23rd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	67 	79 	
* Tennessee troops (Confederate Infantry 24th-154th, Misc.)
* Texas troops (Union Cavalry)
* Texas troops (Confederate Cavalry 1st-12th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	68 	80 	Texas troops (Confederate Cavalry 13th-37th, Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-15th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	69 	81 	
* Texas troops (Confederate Infantry 18th-Misc.)
* Vermont troops (Union)
* Virginia troops (Union)
* Virginia troops (Confederate Cavalry 1st-10th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	70 	82 	Virginia troops (Confederate Cavalry 11th-Misc.; Artillery; Infantry 1st-4th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	71 	83 	Virginia troops (Confederate Infantry 4th Reserves-25th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	72 	84 	Virginia troops (Confederate Infantry 25th Battalion-64th Militia)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	73 	85 	
* Virginia troops (Confederate Militia-Misc)
* Confederate troops (Cavalry; Artillery; Infantry; Indian units; Miscellaneous units)
* Washington Territory troops (Union)
* West Virginia troops (Union Cavalry 1st-3rd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	74 	86 	
* West Virginia troops (Union Cavalry 4th-7th; Artillery; Infantry)
* Wisconsin troops (Union Cavalry 1st-4th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	75 	87 	Wisconsin troops (Union Artillery; Infantry 1st-14th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	76 	88 	Wisconsin troops (Union Infantry 15th-40th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	77 	89 	
* Wisconsin troops (Union Infantry 41st-53rd)
* U.S. Colored troops (Union Cavalry; Artillery; Infantry 1st-41st)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	78 	90 	U.S. Colored troops (Union Infantry 42nd-92nd)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	79 	91 	
* U.S. Colored troops (Union Infantry 93rd-Brigade Band no. 2)
* U.S. Volunteers (Union)
* U.S. Veteran Reserve Corps (Union 1st-14th)
Records of Events and itineraries show troops movements and give histories of the units. Confederate transcriptions include the officer rosters which usually accompanied the records. Listed by states, alphabetically, with organizations numbered and named, grouped by organization type. Records of Events were transcribed from the National Archives microfilm M594 (Union, 225 rolls) and M861 (Confederate, 74 rolls).	80 	92 	
* U.S. Veteran Reserve Corps (Union 15th-Unassigned regiment)
* Miscellaneous Units
* Indian Home Guards
* Mississippi Marine Brigade
* Pioneer Brigade (Army of the Cumberland)
Part III - Correspondence 	Part III - Correspondence 	Part III - Correspondence 	Part III - Correspondence
Essential correspondence omitted from the original Official Records. 	SupplementVolume 	SupplementSerial Number 	Contents
Essential correspondence omitted from the original Official Records. 	1 	93 	
* Union: April 30-December 26, 1861 
* Confederate: January 3-December 30, 1861 
* Union: January-July 28, 1862 
* Confederate: January-February 28, 1862
Essential correspondence omitted from the original Official Records. 	2 	94 	
* Union: August 8-December 24, 1862; 
* Confederate: March 1-December 29, 1862
Essential correspondence omitted from the original Official Records. 	3 	95 	
* Union: January 1-December 22, 1863
* Confederate: January 1-December 19, 1963
* Union: February 10-December 29, 1864
* Confederate: January-December 31, 1864
* Union: January 2-June 6, 1865
* Confederate: January 7-May 10, 1865.
Part IV - Index 	Part IV - Index 	Part IV - Index 	Part IV - Index
Includes more than 1,000,000 entries and cross-references for all of the Supplement materials. 	SupplementVolume 	SupplementSerial Number 	Contents
Includes more than 1,000,000 entries and cross-references for all of the Supplement materials. 	1 	96 	Index (Part I)
Includes more than 1,000,000 entries and cross-references for all of the Supplement materials. 	2 	97 	Index (Part II)
Includes more than 1,000,000 entries and cross-references for all of the Supplement materials. 	3 	98 	Index (Part III)
Includes more than 1,000,000 entries and cross-references for all of the Supplement materials. 	4 	99 	Index (Part IV)
Includes more than 1,000,000 entries and cross-references for all of the Supplement materials. 	5 	100 	Index (Part V)
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