Mobile Campaign Strengths & Losses

[Luke Freet]

It's been a while since I've made an OOB doc...
A while back, I attempted to make an improved OOB for the Mobile Campaign compared to the one of WIkipedia. However, I forgot about it, moved on, and in the meantime lost my password for the site, so, I guess I'm returning to this: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GYlE3R1czk6LXPmsFJ6yAX0ct_OPllQ545MC_YBQwgU/edit?usp=sharing
I am currently looking thru the ORs and going to work on compiling Union OOB, strengths and losses as best available. Of course, sources for Confederate casualties are scarce, but I've seen a few mentions for losses in Ector's Brigade and some tabulations for Gibson's Louisiana Brigade. If anyone can assist by adding more Confederate casualties (with citations please), I'd be greatful.
@Stryker65 @SpanishFort I know you'd be interested in this

 

[Stryker65]

Glad to be of assistance! I of course already have an OOB doc for Mobile as well -- if you'd like, I can PM you the details. Or, if you'd prefer, I can add suggestions to your document?

 

[1SGDan]

Thread 'The Mobile Campaign'

Jul 24, 2010

Introduction
By early 1865 it was clear that the Confederacy was nearly dead. The primary army in the west had been smashed beyond repair, Petersburg was on the verge of collapse, Union armies were advancing on every front, and the will to maintain the struggle was disappearing even at the very top of Confederate government. Vice President Alexander Stephens wanted to sue for peace and despite his reservations President Jefferson Davis approved an attempt at negotiations. A team of Stephens, Assistant Secretary of War John A. Campbell, and Senator R. M. T. Hunter of Virginia...

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[19thGeorgia]

There was a bona-fide Black Confederate unit during that final campaign-

Research Post in thread 'Counting the Confederate Service Records of Black and Mulatto Men'

Feb 15, 2024

Roll of the Creole Fire Company #1, Mobile, AL (ca.1864)

Andre, F.
Armant, Adl.
Armant, Theo.
Barnard, J. U.
Barnard, T. W. - 1st Assistant
Bernodi, B.
Bertrand, A.
Bertrand, John - 2nd Assistant
Bidgood, Thos. S. - Foreman
Chastang, S. J.
Collins, B. J. - Secretary
Collins, H.
Collins, John A., Jr.
Collins, Theo.
Debeire, Chas.
Degrushe, William
Delandi, P.
Dubroca, B.
Farmer, H.
Garetta, A.
Goubil, B.
Gregory, C.
Gregory, F.
Guison, J. B. - Treasurer
Guison, L. C.
Henry, V.
Joseph, A.
Joseph, C.
Joseph, Joe
Joseph, Phillip
Juzan, B.
Juzan, P.
Juzan, Z.
Keyser, R.
Laurendine...

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