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The following represents the sick rate of the corps for the month of April. 1865:
Average number on sick
report daily during month.
Command. Average In In Total. Daily
strengt hospita quarter ration
h l. s. of
present sick
during per
April, 1,000
1865. men of
averag
e
streng
th
presen
t.
FIRST DIVISION.
First Brigade.
26th Michigan. 158 1 3 4 25
61st New York. 352 1 3 4 11
2nd New York 537 1 5 6 11
Artillery.
183rd 328 --- 1 1 3
Pennsylvania.
81st Pennsylvania. 198 --- 6 6 30
140th 225 --- 4 4 17
Pennsylvania.
5th New Hampshire. 427 5 10 15 35
Second Brigade.
63rd New York. 156 8 3 11 70
69th New York. 390 1 5 6 15
88th New York. 136 3 2 5 36
28th 138 2 4 6 43
Massachusetts.
4th New York 608 2 9 11 18
Artillery.
Third Brigade.
39th New York. 175 2 3 5 28
52nd New York. 180 1 5 6 33
111th New York. 380 4 9 13 34
125th New York. 216 3 8 11 51
126th New York. 80 2 3 5 62
7th New York. 484 3 11 14 29
Fourth Brigade.
64th New York. 273 2 4 6 22
53rd Pennsylvania. 391 2 5 7 17
145th 206 --- 6 6 28
Pennsylvania.
148th 259 1 2 3 12
Pennsylvania.
116th 264 1 3 4 15
Pennsylvania.
Total First 6.561 45 114 159 24.23
Division.
SECOND DIVISION.
First Brigade.
1st Minnesota. 253 4 10 14 55
7th Michigan. 136 2 3 5 37
19th Maine. 383 4 16 20 52
19th 280 2 12 14 50
Massachusetts.
20th 166 --- 2 2 12
Massachusetts.
36th Wisconsin. 373 3 9 12 32
59th New York. 266 1 3 4 15
152nd New York. 225 --- 3 3 13
184th 440 2 12 14 32
Pennsylvania.
Second Brigade.
69th New York 150 1 3 4 27
National Guard
Artillery.
155th New York. 130 1 2 3 23
164th New York. 245 1 4 5 24
170th New York. 120 --- 1 1 8
8th New York Heavy 738 2 11 13 17
Artillery.
Third Brigade.
14th Connecticut. 256 1 7 8 31
108th New York. 186 --- 4 4 22
12th New Jersey. 683 2 21 23 34
1st Delaware. 545 2 10 12 22
10th New York. 240 --- 6 6 25
4th Ohio. 114 --- 2 2 18
7th Virginia. 320 5 2 7 22
69th Pennsylvania. 247 1 3 4 16
106th 48 --- 1 1 21
Pennsylvania.
Total Second 6.544 34 147 181 27.66
Division.
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