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Return of Casualties in the Union Forces, &c. -Continued.
BENTONVILLE, MARCH 19-21, 1865. -Continued.
Killed. Wounded. Captured
or missing.
Command. Off Men Off Men Off Men Aggr
ice ice ice egat
rs rs rs e
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General
JAMES S. ROBINSON.
82nd Illinois -- -- -- -- -- -- --
101st Illinois -- -- -- -- -- -- --
143rd New York -- 1 -- 3 -- -- 4
61st Ohio -- -- 1 1 -- 6 8
82nd Ohio -- 1 2 9 -- 13 25
31st Wisconsin -- 7 1 43 1 18 70
Total Third Brigade -- 9 4 56 1 37 107
Total First Division -- 9 4 60 1 43 117
SECOND DIVISION. *
Bvt. Major General
JOHN W. GEARY.
First Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General
ARIO PARDEE, Jr.
5th Ohio -- -- -- -- -- -- --
29th Ohio -- -- -- -- -- -- --
66th Ohio -- -- -- -- -- -- --
28th Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
147th Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE W.
MINDIL.
33rd New Jersey -- -- -- -- -- -- --
119th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
134th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
154th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
73rd Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
109th Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Third Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General
HENRY A. BARNUM.
60th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
102nd New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
137th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
149th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
29th Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
111th Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
THIRD DIVISION.
Bvt. Major General
WILLIAM T. WARD.
First Brigade.
Colonel HENRY CASE.
102nd Illinois -- -- -- 1 -- 1 2
105th Illinois -- -- -- -- -- -- --
129th Illinois -- -- -- -- -- -- --
70th Indiana -- -- -- -- -- -- --
79th Ohio -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Total First Brigade -- -- -- 1 -- 1 2
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*Guarding trains March 19. First and Third Brigades reached battle-field on morning of 20th, and were held in reserve.
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