Note p. 410 n. 2 — INDEX.

[233] Grant’s forces at the beginning of the siege numbered about 43,000, but they were so constantly reënforced that at the end he had not less than about 75,000. Official reports of the Confederate forces have not been preserved. Johnston, June 4, estimated his force at 24,000 effective men. The lowest estimate of Pemberton’s force is 28,000; the highest, 60,000. Grant’s aggregate losses in the campaign were 9362. Confederate reports show a loss before the surrender of 9059. The parole lists on file at Washington give the names of 29,491 who surrendered. See Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, Vol. II., pp. 549-550.