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Return of casualties in the Union Forces, &c.-Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Officers. Men. Officers. Men.
ARTILLERY RESERVE-
continued.
Brigadier General
WILLIAM HAYS.
1st Pennsylvania
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Light, Battery F.
1st Rhode Island
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Light, Battery E.
Vermont Light, 3rd
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Battery.
5th United States,
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Batteries C and I.
Total Artillery
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3 1 9
Reserve.
Total Artillery.
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6 1 20
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Major General
ANDREW A.
HUMPHREYS.
Staff. 1
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1
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FIRST DIVISION.
Bvt. Major
General NELSON A.
MILES.
First Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE W.
SCOTT.
Staff.
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1
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26th Michigan.
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6
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26
5th New Hampshire 1 13 4 62
(battalion).
2nd New York Heavy
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6 5 57
Artillery.
61st New York. 1 6 1 40
81st Pennsylvania. 2 6 2 26
140th Pennsylvania 2 2 2 21
Total First 6 39 15 232
Brigade.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT
NUGENT
28th Massachusetts
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2 4
(five companies).
63rd New York (six 1 2 1 6
companies).
69th New York.
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2 3 18
88th New York
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4
(five companies).
4th New York Heavy
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7 2 92
Artillery.
Total Second 1 11 8 124
Brigade.
Third Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier
General HENRY J.
MADILL.*
Bvt. Brigadier
General CLINTON
D. MacDOUGALL.
Staff.
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1
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7th New York. 1 17 8 78
39th New York.
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3 1 32
52nd New York. 3 9 1 48
111th New York. 1 8 3 69
125th New York. 1 4
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24
126th New York
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1 3 10
(battalion).
Total Third 6 42 17 261
Brigade.
Fourth Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier
General JOHN
RAMSEY.
Staff.
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1
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64th New York
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6 2 22
(battalion).
66th New York.
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1
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12
53rd Pennsylvania.
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17 2 57
116th Pennsylvania 1 2 2 22
145th Pennsylvania
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1
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5
148th Pennsylvania 1 5 2 35
183rd
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4
Pennsylvania.
Total Fourth 2 32 9 157
Brigade.
Total First 15 124 49 774
Division.
CONTINUATION:
Captured or missing.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
ARTILLERY RESERVE-continued.
Brigadier General WILLIAM
HAYS.
1st Pennsylvania Light,
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Battery F.
1st Rhode Island Light,
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Battery E.
Vermont Light, 3rd Battery.
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5th United States, Batteries
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C and I.
Total Artillery Reserve.
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13
Total Artillery.
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27
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Major General ANDREW A.
HUMPHREYS.
Staff.
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2
FIRST DIVISION.
Bvt. Major General NELSON
A. MILES.
First Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE W. SCOTT.
Staff.
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1
26th Michigan. 1 12 45
5th New Hampshire 5 77 162
(battalion).
2nd New York Heavy 3 70 141
Artillery.
61st New York.
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49 97
81st Pennsylvania. 2 44 82
140th Pennsylvania
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24 51
Total First Brigade. 11 276 579
Second Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT NUGENT
28th Massachusetts (five
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6
companies).
63rd New York (six
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2 12
companies).
69th New York.
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23
88th New York (five
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4
companies).
4th New York Heavy
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1 102
Artillery.
Total Second Brigade.
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3 147
Third Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General
HENRY J. MADILL.*
Bvt. Brigadier General
CLINTON D. MacDOUGALL.
Staff.
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1
7th New York.
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10 114
39th New York.
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36
52nd New York.
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12 73
111th New York.
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81
125th New York.
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3 32
126th New York (battalion).
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5 19
Total Third Brigade.
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30 356
Fourth Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General
JOHN RAMSEY.
Staff.
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1
64th New York (battalion). 1 10 41
66th New York.
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13
53rd Pennsylvania.
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76
116th Pennsylvania
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27
145th Pennsylvania
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6
148th Pennsylvania
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3 46
183rd Pennsylvania.
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4
Total Fourth Brigade. 1 13 214
Total First Division. 12 322 1,296
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*Wounded April 2.
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