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RHODE ISLAND.
Lieutenant Benjamin E. Kelley, Battery G, 1st Light Artillery.
VERMONT.
Captain Luther Ainworth, 6th Infantry.
WISCONSIN.
Captain Louis G. Strong, 5th Infantry.
Captain Jeremiah J. Turner, 5th Infantry.
Lieutenant Alpheus H. Robinson, 5th Infantry.
OFFICERS MORTALLY WOUNDED.
MAINE.
Lieutenant Smith G. Bailey, 5th Infantry.
Captain Thomas P. Roach, 6th Infantry.
NEW JERSEY.
Colonel Gilliam Van Houten, 21st Infantry.
NEW YORK.
Lieutenant Charles D. Rossiter, 33rd Infantry.
Captain Thomas S. Arnold, 121st Infantry.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lieutenant George F. Harper, 61st Infantry.
Captain John H. Delap, 82nd Infantry.
Lieutenant George Busch, 98th Infantry.
Lieutenant Jacob B. Knisley, 127th Infantry.
Captain John C. Dempsey, 139th Infantry.
RHODE ISLAND.
Lieutenant Clark E. Bates, 2nd Infantry.
VERMONT.
Lieutenant Francis A. Gleason, 2nd Infantry.
WISCONSIN.
Lieutenant John McMurtry, 5th Infantry.
General summary of Casualties in the Union forces during the Chancellorsville (Va.) campaign, April 27-May 11, 1863.
[Compiled from nominal lists of casualties, returns, &c.]
Killed. Wounded.
Locality. Offi-cers. Enlis-ted Offi-cers. Enlis-ted
men. men.
Germanna ---- 1 1 3
Ford, April
29
Franklin's ---- 2 2 16
Crossing,
April 29-May 2
Fitzhugh's 4 15 9 135
Crossing,
April 29-May 2
Stoneman's ---- 4 1 6
Raid, April
29-May 11
Near Old ---- 1 ---- 1
Wilderness
Tavern,
April 30
Chancellorsville, ---- ---- ---- 3
April 30
Near 1 2 2 10
Spotsylvania Court-House,
April 30
Rapidan ---- 1 3 11
Station,
May 1
Chancellorsville, May 118 964 489 6,360
1-6
Fredericksburg, or 42 451 157 2,553
Marye's,
and Salem
Heights,
&c., May 3-4
Grand total 165 1,441 664 9,098
Captured or missing.
Locality. Offi-cers. Enlisted Aggre-gate.
men.
Germanna Ford, ---- ----
April 29 5
Franklin's ---- ----
Crossing, April 20
29-May 2
Fitzhugh's 1 8
Crossing, April 172
29-May 2
Stoneman's Raid, 4 135
April 29-May 11 150
Near Old ---- ----
Wilderness 2
Tavern, April 30
Chancellorsville, April 30 ---- ----
3
Near 1 35
Spotsylvania 51
Court-House,
April 30
Rapidan Station, 1 23
May 1 39
Chancellorsville, May 1-6 134 4,080
12,145
Fredericksburg, 31 1,466
or Marye's, and 4,700
Salem Heights,
&c., May 3-4
Grand total 172 5,747
17,287
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