Below is an example of the information I am compiling for the regiment:
24th Georgia Infantry Regiment command & staff
Officers listed by number by number) and enlisted listed by (number)
Total Officers - 8: (1) McMillan, Robert. (2) Sanders, C. C. (3) McMillan, Robert. E. (4) Chandler, Joseph N. (5) Winn, Thomas E. (7) Starr, Elijah F. (15) Banks, Dunstan E. (18) Turner, Allen S.
Special staff (no rank associated) - 5: (8) Love, John C. (surgeon). (9) Mitchell, T. K. or Mitchell, Tandy K. (assistant surgeon). (10) McMannen, L. D. (assistant surgeon). (11) Arrant, J. C. (assistant surgeon). (12) Reynolds, John A. (chaplain).
Total enlisted to commissioned officers - 6: (6) Smith, Fredrick C. (13) Terrell, Kennan J. (14) Arnold, Medicus F. (16) Oliver, Tom P. or Oliver, Thomas P. (17) Prewett, S. W. or Pruett, Samuel W. (19) Sears, W. C.
Total Enlisted - 1: 20) Whitworth, John C. or Whiteworth, John C.
Killed - 1: 20) Whitworth, John C. or Whiteworth, John C. October 19, 1864 (Middletown / Fisher's Hill).
Wounded - 3: (1) McMillan, Robert December 13, 1862 (Fredericksburg). (2) Sanders, C. C. May 12, 1864 (Mule Shoe). (3) McMillan, Robert E. September 17, 1862 (Antietam).
Captured - 2: (2) Sanders, C. C. April 6, 1865 (Sailor's Creek). (6) Smith, Fredrick C. April 6, 1865 (Sailor's Creek).
Discharged / dropped - 3: (12) Reynolds, John A. (15) Banks, Dunstan E. Invalid Corps (March 6, 1865). (14) Arnold, Medicus F. dropped (February 5, 1863).
Transferred - 1: (18) Turner, Allen S. September 16, 1864 (assistant brigade quartermaster).
Resigned - 6: (1) McMillan, Robert January 9, 1864. (3) McMillan, Robert E. January 5, 1864. (4) Chandler, Joseph N. September 10 or 20, 1864. (7) Starr, Eligah F. October 17 or 27, 1864. (13) Terrell, K. J. April 15, 1862. (17) Prewett, S. W. or Pruett, Samuel W. February 24, 1862.
Absent without leave - 1: (5) Winn, Thomas E. (February 1 or 14, 1865).
Incomplete or no service record - 3: (8) Love, John C. (11) Arrant, J. C. (19) Sears, W. C.
Paroled Appomattox - 3: (9) Mitchell, T. K. or Mitchell, Tandy K. (10) McMannen, L. D. - 18th Georgia? (16) Oliver, Tom P. or Oliver, Thomas P.
(1) McMillan, Robert – Colonel. Company A muster roll dated August 24 to October 31, 1861 comment "signs certificate as inspector and mustering officer." Letter dated May 25, 1862 from Honorable James A. Seddon (Secretary of War) stating recommendation "by delegation and also General's McLaws' and Hill for promotion to the command of a brigade within a week" of the date on the letter. Letter dated June 14, 1862 states in part, "Col. McM is the oldest colonel from Georgia in the Army of the Potomac". Regimental Return for May 1862 "present". Regimental Return for November 1862 shows "present" and station "Fredericksburg". Special Order 194/14 dated August 20, 1862 "leave". Appears on List of casualties in battles before Fredericksburg 11 to 13 December 1862 "slightly wounded in arm". Special Order 178/8 dated July 28, 1863 "leave". Special Order 196/17 dated August 18, 1863 "leave". Letter to Honorable J. Allen dated December 28, 1863 states tendered resignation as "September 27, 1863". Roster dated January 1865 shows "resigned January 9, 1864" and successor "Lieut. Col. C. C. Sanders".
(2) Sanders, C. C. – Lieutenant Colonel / Colonel. Appears on roster with date of muster August 24 or 29, 1861 and "by election" to lieutenant colonel August 30, 1861. Appears on Regimental Return May 1862 "present". Appears on Regimental Return for November 1862 "present" and station "Fredericksburg". Appears on roster dated January 20, 1864 with comments "promoted to colonel" and name of successor "J. N. Chandler". Appears on Register General Hospital, No. 4 Richmond, Virginia admitted May 15, 1864 with note sent to "General Hospital May 20, 1864", disease "V. S. Face" (V. S. abbreviation for vulnus sclopeticum or gunshot wound). Medical Director's Office Richmond, Virginia under the heading 'Furloughs and Leaves of Absence' received May 19, 1864, date of injury May 12, 1864 with comment, "V. S. through nose & upper jaw" and "30 days leave residence Athens, Georgia". Medical Director's Office Richmond, Virginia under the heading 'Furloughs and Leaves of Absence' received May 20, 1864, date of paper May 19, 1864 where from "General Hospital, No. 4" remark "appd & fwd". Appears on Weekly Report of sick & wounded in General Hospital, No. 3 Lynchburg, Virginia week ending May 31, 1864 with remark "received". Special Order 128/2 dated June 2, 1864 "leave". Appears on Register with the following for promotion to colonel: date of appointment "March 7, 1864", date of confirmation "May 18, 1864", to take rank "January 9, 1864", date of acceptance "April 27, 1864", delivered "Dept. of E. Tenn." signed Secretary of War J. A. Sedden. Appears on Field and Staff Muster rolls dated February 29 to June 30, 1864 and July & August 1864, "signs roll as commanding regiment". Inspection Report dated September 29, 1864 "near New Market, Virginia" with comment "appears in report in pencil". Inspection Report dated October 31, 1864 "near New Market", no further comment. Appears on Inspection Report "near Richmond", Virginia" dated November 28, 1864 with date of muster August 24, 1861, term of service "3 yrs. or war" and "signs report as C. C. Sanders col. Cmdg. Brigade". Inspection Report dated December 28, 1864 "near Richmond, Virginia" shows date of muster as "August 24, 1861" and term of service "war". Appears on Inspection Report dated November 30, 1864 "before Richmond" by authority "war" and remarks "commanding officer" separate Inspection Report same date document comments "commanding brigade". Inspection Report dated December 28, 1864 "near Richmond, Virginia" shows date of muster as "August 24, 1861" and term of service "war". Appears on roster dated January 1865 with comment "promoted (colonel) January 8, 1864". Inspection Report dated January 28, 1865 "near Richmond, Virginia" no comment provided. Inspection Report "near Richmond" dated February 27, 1865 no comment. Appears on report for Old Capital Prison Washington, D.C. committed April 14, 1865 captured at Sailor's Creek April 6, 1865. Appears on Register of Prisoners Received and Disposed of by the Provost General Marshall Army of the Potomac April 12, 1865 sent to Colonel Ingraham, Provost Marshall General, April 13, 1865. Appears on Prisoner of War report and "sent to Johnson's Island April 17, 1865". Appears on Roll of Prisoner of War Department Prisoner of War Sandusky, Ohio committed April 19, 1865 and "released on oath & parole July 25, 1865". Oath of Allegiance document shows place of residence "Homer, Georgia", age "26", complexion "fair", hair "dark", eyes "blue", "height 5 ft 9 in. and "appears on column of names as C. C. Sanders."