[A General Return of the Army of the United States, shewing the effective strength of the Genearl Staff, and of each Regiment and Corps; and also the number wanting in each Grade, to complete the Military Establishment]
Document 1801General return of the full strength of the U.S. Army, also including desired strength (and difference between these two numbers).
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A GENERAL RETURN of the Army of the United States, shewing the effective strength of the General Staff, and of each Regiment and Corps; and also the number wanting in each Grade, to complete the Military Establishment.
[Table — landscape orientation, rotated. Column headers and row headers transcribed below; cell values are partially legible as described.]
REGIMENTS AND CORPS. | [GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS] | [FIELD, STAFF, AND COMMISSIONED OFFICERS] | [NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, ARTIFICERS, AND PRIVATES]
Column headers, GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS:
Brigadier General. | Quarter-Master General. | Pay Master General. | Inspector of the Army. | Inspector of Artillery. | Inspector of Fortifications. | Cravogan Quarter-Masters. | Brigade Inspectors. | Brigade Quarter-Masters. | Aid de Camp. | Judge Advocate. | Lieutenant Colonel Commandg. and.
Column headers, FIELD, STAFF, AND COMMISSIONED OFFICERS:
Majors. | Captains. | First Lieutenants. | Second Lieutenants. | Pay Masters. | Quarter-Masters. | Adjutants. | Surgeons. | Surgeon Mates. | Cadets. & Non-com-missioned Staff Officers. | Quarter-Major Surgeons. | Senior Major Surgeons.
Column headers, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, ARTIFICERS, AND PRIVATES:
Sergeants. | Corporals. | Drummers. | Fifers. | Trumpeters. | Artificers. | Privates. | Total Cadets, Non-commissioned Officers, Artificers and Privates. | Aggregate.
Row headers, REGIMENTS AND CORPS:
General Staff Officers.
Dismounted Cavalry.
First Regiment of Artillerists and Engineers.
Second Regiment of Artillerists and Engineers.
First Regiment of Infantry.
Third Regiment of Infantry.
Fourth Regiment of Infantry.
Totals.
Wanting to complete the Establishments,
Military Establishment of the United States,
[Numerical values throughout the table are partially legible; selected readable totals in the Aggregate column appear as: 110, 692, 695, 693, 695, 615, 1034, 1384, [undecipherable]. Totals row aggregate appears as approximately 5185.]
Wanting to complete the Establishments, [undecipherable values across columns]
Officers of the General Staff, for the filling of whole vacancies in the Regiments no provision is made by law; and Regular Musicians in service.
Inspector's Office,
City of Washington, December 19th, 1801,
T. H. CUSHING, Major and Inspector.
[Marginal calculations, right margin: 84 / 22 / 31 / 321 / [undecipherable]]
[Marginal notations, lower right: Pope / Midlenburg / G. M. Livingston / Lattimer]
[Archival notation bottom left: FCA23]
Type
Printed Document
Description
General return of the full strength of the U.S. Army, also including desired strength (and difference between these two numbers).
Date
12/19/1801
Author
Sent from
City of Washington
Collection
Document number
1801121990001
Page start
1
Note
A General return of the Army of the United States.
Notable persons
unknown
Cushing
Notable locations
City of Washington
Inspector's Office