757 Series I Volume XI-I Serial 12 - Peninsular Campaign Part I
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Numbers 2. Return of Casualties in the Army of the Potomacat the battle of Fair Oaks, or Seven Pines, Va., May 31-June 1, 1862.
[Compiled from nominal lists of casualties, return, &c.]
Killed Wounded
Command. Office Enliste Officers Enlisted
rs d men. . men.
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General
EDWIN V. SUMNER. First
Division. Brigadier
General Israel B.
Richardson. First
Brigade. (1.) Brigadier
General OLIVER O.
HOWARD (wounded) (2.)
Colonel THOMAS J.
PARKER.
Staff ...... ....... 3 ........
. .
5th New Hampshire ...... 26 5 142
61st New York 4 27 4 69
64th New York 1 29 11 132
81st Pennsylvania 1 7 3 29
Total First Brigade 6 89 26 372
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General
THOMAS F. MEAGHER.
63rd New York ...... ...... ...... ......
69th New York ...... 1 ...... 12
88th New York 1 5 1 18
Total Second Brigade 1 6 1 30
Third Brigades.
Brigadier General
WILIAM H. FRENCH.
Staff ...... ...... 1 ......
52nd New York ...... 15 8 95
66th New York ...... 1 ...... 5
53rd Pennsylvania 1 12 4 60
Total Third Brigade 1 31 13 175
Artillery Brigade.
Captain GEORGE W.
HAZZARD, 4th U. S.
Artillery.
4th U. S. Artillery, ...... ...... ........ ........
Batteries A and C . .
1st New York Light ...... ....... ........ ........
Artillery, Battery B. . .
1st New York Light ...... ...... ........ ........
Artillery, Battery G.
Total Artillery Brigade ..... ...... ........ ........
Total First Division 8 126 40 577
Capture or missing
Command. Office Enliste Aggregat Remarks
rs d men e
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General
EDWIN V. SUMNER. First
Division. Brigadier
General Israel B.
Richardson. First
Brigade. (1.) Brigadier
General OLIVER O.
HOWARD (wounded) (2.)
Colonel THOMAS J.
PARKER.
Staff ...... ...... 3
5th New Hampshire ...... 7 180
61st New York ...... 6 110
64th New York ...... ....... 173
81st Pennsylvania 1 50 91
Total First Brigade 1 63 557
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General
THOMAS F. MEAGHER.
63rd New York ...... ....... ........ No loss
reported
.
69th New York ...... 1 14
88th New York ...... ....... 25
Total Second Brigade ...... 1 39
Third Brigades.
Brigadier General
WILLIAM H. FRENCH.
Staff ...... ....... 1
52nd New York ...... 4 122
57th New York ...... ....... 18
66th New York ...... 1 7
53rd Pennsylvania ...... 17 94
Total Third Brigade ...... 22 242
Artillery Brigade.
Captain GEORGE W.
HAZZARD, 4th U. S.
Artillery.
4th U. S. Artillery, ...... ....... ....... No loss
Batteries A and C reported
1st New York Light ...... ....... ........ No loss
Artillery, Battery B. reported
1st New York Light ...... ....... ........ No loss
Artillery, Battery G. reported
Total Artillery Brigade ...... ....... .......
Total First Division 1 86 838
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