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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 20. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.18 (search)
non seceding slave States190,430 Negro troops178,975 ——— Total troops furnished United States army by slave-holding States455,414 The largest muster-roll of the Southern Confederacy (See Battles and Leaders Vol. IV, page 768) was on January 1, 1864, and was 472,781. Deducting 455,414, troops furnished by the Southern States to the Federal army, from 472,781 on the Confederate roll January I, 1864, it would be as follows: Troops on Confederate muster-roll January I, 1864472,781 Troops furnished by Southern States to Federal army455,414 —— 17,367 In other words, the Southern States contributed to the Federal army within 17,367 as many soldiers as the Confederacy had on its rolls January 1, 1864. Efforts have been made to get the number of foreigners enlisted in the Federal army, outside of those who were previously naturalized, but no accurate statistics have been found on that subject. It may safely be estimated at 144,586. General Wright, agent for the U