259 Series I Volume XXXIV-I Serial 61 - Red River Campaign Part I
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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c.-Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Officers Enlisted Officers Enlisted
men men
THIRTEENTH ARMY
CORPS, &c.-
Continued
First Brigade
Lieutenant
Colonel AARON M.
FLORY.a
Major BRADFORD
HANCOCK.
46th Indiana 1 7 2 10
29th Wisconsin ..... 5 1 11
(five companies)
Total First 1 12 3 21
Brigade
Colonel WILLIAM
H. RAYNOR
24th Iowa (five ........ 1 ...... 14
companies)
28th Iowa ....... 8 3 38
56th Ohio ....... 2 ......... 14
Total Second ....... 11 3 66
Brigade
Total Third 1 23 8 91
Division
FOURTH DIVISION
Colonel WILLIAM
J. LANDRAM
First Brigade
Colonel FRANK
EMERSON.b
Major FRANCIS A.
SEARS
77th illinois 1 5 ...... 29
67th Indiana ....... 4 1 19
19th Kentucky ....... 2 3 15
23rd Wisconsin ..... 7 ....... 16
Total First 1 18 4 79
Brigade
Second Brigade
Colonel JOSEPH W.
VANCE.b.
Lieutenant
Colonel ALBERT H.
BROWN
130th Illinois ..... 2 3 20
48th Ohio ..... ...... 1 4
83rd Ohio 1 ...... 2 6
96th Ohio 1 3 3 20
Total Second 2 5 9 50
Brigade
Artillery
Chicago (Illinois) 1 1 1 2
Mercantle Battery
Indiana Light, 1st ...... ...... ...... 3
Battery
Total artillery 1 1 1 5
Total Fourth 4 24 14 134
Division
Total Thirteenth 5 47 24 225
Army Corps
Captured or missing.
Command. Officers Enlisted Aggrega-
men te
THIRTEENTH ARMY
CORPS, &c.-
Continued
First Brigade
Lieutenant
Colonel AARON M.
FLORY.a
Major BRADFORD
HANCOCK.
46th Indiana 3 83 106
29th Wisconsin ...... 43 60
(five companies)
Total First 3 126 166
Brigade
Colonel WILLIAM
H. RAYNOR
24th Iowa (five 3 17 35
companies)
28th Iowa 2 24 75
56th Ohio 1 18 35
Total Second 6 59 145
Brigade
Total Third 9 186 318
Division
FOURTH DIVISION
Colonel WILLIAM
J. LANDRAM
First Brigade
Colonel FRANK
EMERSON.b
Major FRANCIS A.
SEARS
77th illinois 10 126 171
67th Indiana 1 17 42
19th Kentucky 17 214 251
23rd Wisconsin ....... 41 64
Total First 28 398 528
Brigade
Second Brigade
Colonel JOSEPH W.
VANCE.b.
Lieutenant
Colonel ALBERT H.
BROWN
130th Illinois 9 223 257
48th Ohio 9 165 179
83rd Ohio ...... 22 31
96th Ohio 2 28 57
Total Second 20 438 524
Brigade
Artillery
Chicago (Illinois) 2 21 28
Mercantle Battery
Indiana Light, 1st ..... 2 5
Battery
Total artillery 2 23 33
Total Fourth 50 859 1,085
Division
Total Thirteenth 59 1,045 1,405
Army Corps
a Wounded April 8.
b Wounded and captured April 8.
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