Adjutant and Inspector General Reports
1865 Report
RESULTS.
The present standing of the State, under the call of December 19, 1864, is as follows:
Number of men required Quota, as assessed December 31, 1864, 1196. Number of men furnished. Enlistments, from December 31, 1864, to September 30, 1865. 1566 Surplus credits of towns, December 31, 1864, in excess of quota of such towns under call of December 19, 1864, 327 Total furnished 1893 -------- Surplus credit of the State over all calls from April 1861, to Sept. 30, 1865, 697 The results for the year ending September 30, 1865, are as follows:__ VOLUNTEER RECRUITS. For one year 989 For Army 1223 For two years 28 For Navy 423 For three years 617 For four years 12 ------- ------- 1646 1646 SUBSTITUTES. For enrolled men 175 For Army 96 For drafted men 11 For Navy 90 ------- ------- 186 186 DRAFTED MEN. Drafted men held to personal service 13 RECAPITULATION. Total Volunteers furnished 1646 Total Substitutes furnished 186 Total Drafted men held to service 13 -------- Total furnished during the year 1845 The 1223 Volunteers enlisted for the army, as above mentioned, were distributed as follows:
First Regiment Cavalry Vermont Vols. 48 Second " Infantry " " 32 Third " " " " 32 Fourth " " " " 21 Fifth " " " " 54 Sixth " " " " 54 Seventh " " " " 214 Eighth " " " " 217 Tenth " " " " 44 Eleventh " 1st Reg. Heavy Art. " 5 Seventeenth Infantry " 66 Second Battery Light Artillery " 1 Third " " " " 12 First and Second Co's. Frontier Cav. " 206 Fifty-fourth Reg. Inf. Mass. Vols. (Colored) 10 First Army Corps (Hancock's) 136 U. S. Regular Army 40 Veteran Reserve Corps 9 Unassigned 4 -------- Total 1223 On the thirty-first of December, 1864, the War Department announced that the wants of the service did not then require, except in special cases to be designated, the enlistment of recruits for Heavy Artillery, Light Artillery, or Cavalry, and Provost Marshals were instructed to enlist recruits only for the Infantry service. In consequence of this order, no recruits were enlisted, subsequent to that date, for the Second and Third Batteries Light Artillery, the Eleventh Regiment (First Regiment Heavy Artillery), or the first Regiment of Cavalry from this State.
The whole number of men furnished during the war is as follows:__
I. VOLUNTEER RECRUITS. Periods of Service No. of Men For three months 782 For nine months 4833 For one year 2747 For two years 29 For three years 22,352 For four years 12 -------------- Total number of Volunteers 30,755 Organizations One regiment infantry, three months 782 Five regiments infantry, nine months 4833 Ten regiments infantry, three years 17,308 One regiment cavalry, three years 2552 One regiment heavy art., three years 2403 Three batteries light art., three years 903 Three co's. sharp shooters, three years 624 One Brigade Band 21 Two companies frontier cavalry, one year 206 -------------- Aggregate number for Vt. organizations 29,632 U. S. Regular Army 101 U. S. Navy and Marine Corps 570 First Army Corps (Hancock's) 136 U.S. Colored troops (various regts.) 133 54th Regt. Mass. Vols. (colored) 73 First Bat. Veteran Reserve Corps 85 Unassigned (general service) 25 Aggregate No. for other than Vt. organizations 1123 ---------- Total number of Volunteers 30,755 II. Drafted Men and Substitutes Drafted and held to service under draft of 1863, 2825 Drafted and held to service in deficient sub-districts from Jan. 1, 1864, to Sept. 30, 1865 159 Substitutes for enrolled men liable to draft, 816 ---------- Total drafted men and substitutes. 3800 RECAPITULATION. Total number of volunteers furnished. 30,755 Total number of drafted men and substitutes furnished 3,800 ---------- Total number of men furnished 34,555
Frontier Cavalry
United States' Bounty