Adjutant and Inspector General Reports

1865 Report

The history of the ELEVENTH REGIMENT, from the commencement of the year to the twenty-fourth of June, 1865, is a part of the history of the Vermont Brigade, and has been mentioned in that connection on the previous pages of this Report. The original members of the regiment and the recruits, whose term of service would expire previous to October 1, 1865, were mustered out of service June 24, 1865. The remaining members of the regiment were consolidated on that day, into a battalion of four companies of heavy artillery, Major Darius J. Safford commanding, and stationed in the Defences of Washington,--one company at Fort Foote, Md., and three companies at Fort Slocum, D. C. Subsequently, June 28, companies A, C and D were removed to Fort Foote. On the twenty-fifth of August the battalion was mustered out of service entire.

The following statement shows the condition and stations of the regiment at the several dates specified:

(see Legend, below)

ELEVENTH REGIMENT

A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1864
Oct. 31,	Near Strasburg, Va.	1668	726	630	2	13	6	291
Nov. 15,	Near Newtown, Va.	1669	753	613	2	-	4	297
Dec. 31,	In the Field, Va.	1601	853	475	5	21	8	239
1865
Jan. 16,	do	1590	844	473	14	-	1	258
Feb. 16,	do	1538	907	405	20	-	2	204
Mar. 15,	Patrick Station, Va.	1486	962	325	29	4	4	162
Apr. 17,	Near Burkesville, Va.	1460	899	369	-	-	1	191
May 3,	Danville, Va.	1419	914	376	4	-	6	113
June 8,	Washington, D.C.	1350	877	353	3	78	39	-
Battalion
July 15	Fort Foote, Md.	584	353	218	7	4	2	-

The casualties in the regiment, during the year, have been as follows:--Mustered out of service, 1043; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, 50; discharged, 147; deserted, 64; died, 282; total, 1586.

Legend:

A - Date
B - Station.
C - Aggregate
D - On Duty
E - Sick
F - Absent with Leave
G - Absent without Leave
H - In arrest or confinement
I - Prisons

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