182 Series I Volume XXV-I Serial 39 - Chancellorsville Part I
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THE BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE, MAY 1-3-Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Offi-cers. Enlis-ted Offi-cers. Enlis-ted
men. men.
Second
Brigade.
Colonel
PETER H.
ALLABACH.
123rd ---- ---- ---- 7
Pennsylvania
131st ---- ---- ---- 4
Pennsylvania
133rd 1 ---- 1 9
Pennsylvania
155th ---- 3 ---- 10
Pennsylvania
Total 1 3 1 30
Second
Brigade
Total Third 2 23 9 188
Division
Total Fifth 6 63 19 453
Army Corps
ELEVENTH
ARMY CORPS.
Major
General
OLIVER O.
HOWARD.
FIRST
DIVISION.
(1)
Brigadier
General
CHARLES
DEVENS,
Jr.*
(2)
Brigadier
General
NATHANIEL
C. McLEAN.
Staff ---- ---- 1 ----
First
Brigade.
Colonel
LEOPOLD VON
GILSA.
41st New ---- 2 2 26
York
45th New 3 4 3 22
York
54th New ---- 1 3 21
York
153rd ---- 6 3 37
Pennsylvania
Total First 3 13 11 106
Brigade
Second
Brigade.
(1)
Brigadier
General
NATHANIEL
C. McLEAN.
(2) Colonel
JOHN C.
LEE.
Staff ---- ---- 1 ----
17th 1 3 3 35
Connecticut
25th Ohio 1 13 5 102
55th Ohio 1 8 5 82
75th Ohio 1 12 3 58
107th Ohio 1 4 4 50
Total 5 40 21 327
Second
Brigade.
Artillery.
New York ---- ---- 1 10
Light, 13th
Battery
Total First 8 53 34 443
Division.
SECOND
DIVISION.
Brigadier
General
ADOLPH VON
STEINWEHR.
First
Brigade.
Colonel
ADOLPHUS
BUSCHBECK.
29th New 1 3 4 49
York
154th New 1 6 3 77
York
27th ---- 6 2 29
Pennsylvania
73rd 1 8 6 59
Pennsylvania
Total First 3 23 15 214
Brigade.
Captured or missing.
Command. Offi-cers. Enlisted Aggre-gate.
men.
Second Brigade.
Colonel PETER
H. ALLABACH.
123rd ---- 1 8
Pennsylvania
131st ---- ---- 4
Pennsylvania
133rd ---- ---- 11
Pennsylvania
155th ---- 1 14
Pennsylvania
Total Second ---- 2 37
Brigade
Total Third 2 53 277
Division
Total Fifth Army 5 154 700
Corps
ELEVENTH ARMY
CORPS.
Major General
OLIVER O.
HOWARD.
FIRST DIVISION.
(1) Brigadier
General CHARLES
DEVENS, Jr.*
(2) Brigadier
General
NATHANIEL C.
McLEAN.
Staff ---- ---- 1
First Brigade.
Colonel LEOPOLD
VON GILSA.
41st New York ---- 31 61
45th New York 1 43 76
54th New York ---- 17 42
153rd 3 36 85
Pennsylvania
Total First 4 127 264
Brigade
Second Brigade.
(1) Brigadier
General
NATHANIEL C.
McLEAN.
(2) Colonel
JOHN C. LEE.
Staff 2 ---- 3
17th Connecticut 5 64 111
25th Ohio 1 30 152
55th Ohio ---- 57 153
75th Ohio 2 64 140
107th Ohio 3 71 133
Total Second 13 286 692
Brigade.
Artillery.
New York Light, ---- 2 13
13th Battery
Total First 17 415 970
Division.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier
General ADOLPH
VON STEINWEHR.
First Brigade.
Colonel
ADOLPHUS
BUSCHBECK.
29th New York 1 38 96
154th New York 4 137 228
27th ---- 19 56
Pennsylvania
73rd ---- 29 103
Pennsylvania
Total First 5 223 483
Brigade.
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*Wounded.
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