Date	From	To	Add From	Add To	Type	Condition	Old Cat	Subject
3/1/64	A. A. Bursby,	George S. Storrs, Major	Demopolis, Al.	French's Division	Letter		8792	Semi-monthly division report not received
3/8/64	A. A. Bursby,	George S. Storrs, Major	Demopolis, Al.	French's Division	Orders/Circulars		2875	General Order No. 2.Cannoneers to be mounted when crossing rivers or moving rapidly. Haversacks and equipment are to be kept off gun carriages and caissons.
4/27/64	J. A. Shingleur, AAG	George S. Storrs, Major	Tuscaloosa,, Al.		Letter		8793	Requests list of officers in division and dates of commission.
5/2/64	SamuelCooper,, General, AAG		Richmond, Va.		Orders/Circulars		2877	General Order No. 45. Stragglers, impressment of horses, prisoners, muster rolls.
5/5/64	James A. Haskins, Capt.	George S. Storrs, Major	Tuscaloosa,, Al.		Letter		2879	Reporting incompetent officers.
5/5/64	S. Cooper		Richmond, Va		Orders/Circulars		2878	General Order No. 46. Court Martial of Major General L. Laws.
5/12/64	J. A. Shingleur, AAG	George S. Storrs, Major	Tuscaloosa,, Al.	HQ French's Division	Movement Orders		2880	French's Division to move to Rome, Ga., with the first Brigade
5/12/64	Henry Guibor, Captain	Unk.	Unk.	Unk. (Stoorr)	Arms Report		2876	Report of condition of Guibor's Battery.Cannon, horses, ammunition and number of men.Note: 12 pounder Napoleon guns.
5/18/64	J. A. Peall (?). Ordnance Officer	Unk.	Unk.	Unk.	Arms Report		2881	Report of small arms and ammunition in General Ecton's Brigade French's Division.Probably addressed to Major Storrs.
5/21/64	Jno. James Ward, Captain	George Storrs, Major	Altoona, Ga.	Unk	Field Report		2882	Report of Ward's Light Artillery Company, Major Storr's Battalion. Number of men present and absent listed by rank and grade.Listing of available equipment.
5/21/64	Joseph W. Sidlake, Sgt, Major,	James A. Hoskins, Capt.			Morning Report		8767	Report of the number of people in Hoskins, Light Battery in the field
5/27/64	SamuelCooper,, General, AAG		Richmond, Va.		Orders/Circulars		2884	General Orders, No. 48. Bonded receipts of tax service; collections of tithes; transportation for supplies; conscripts; amendment of Paragraph G.O., No.6.; grain; employment of able bodied men.
5/27/64	SamuelCooper,, General, AAG		Richmond, Va.		Orders/Circulars		2885	General Orders, No. 48. (Duplicate)
5/27/64	James W. Sidlake(?), Sgt, Major	James A. Hoskins, Capt.			Morning Report		8737	Report of the number of people in Hoskins, Light Battery in the field.
5/30/64	Unk. (Storrs?)	Army Headquarters	Unk.	Richmond (?)	Personnel List		2888	List of officers by name, rank and date of commission in Storrs Battalion, Light Artillery.
5/30/64	James Hoskins, Captain	George Storrs, Major.	Unk.	Unk	Field Report		2886	Report of Hoskin's Light Battery, Major Storr's Battalion, MG French's Division.. Number of men, horses and equipment. Note. 12 pounder Napoleon and 10 pounder Parrot guns.
5/30/64	Jno. James Ward, Captain	George Storrs, Major	Unk.	Unk	Field Report		2887	Report of Ward's Light Artillery Company, Major Storr's Battalion, MG French's Division.. Number of men present and absent listed by rank and grade.
5/30/64	Jno. J. Ward, Captain	Lt. Col Sterling, Chief of Artillery.	Unk	Unk.	Field Report		2889	Report of the number of people in Ward's Light Artillery Company Stores Battalionin the field.Includes four laundress and three servants.
5/31/64	William Palfrey, AAG	George Storrs, Major	Unk.	Unk.	Orders/Circulars		8794	Hand written Circular.Officers to obey orders of to whom assigned; artillery fire to be accurate and controlled; report movements to general of the division.
5/31/64	Joseph W. Sidlake(?), Sgt, Major,	James A. Hoskins, Capt.			Morning Report		8767 (duplicate  #)	Report of the number of people in Hoskins, Light Battery in the field