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Return of Casualties in the Union Forces-Continued.
CHAFFINS' FARM, VA. (OR FORT HARRISON, FORT GILMER, NEW MARKET HEIGHTS, AND LAUREL HILL), SEPTEMBER 29-30, 1864-Continued.
Captured
or
Killed. Wounded. missing.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men Officers Men Aggregate
Third Brigade.
Colonel LOUIS
BELL.
13th Indiana -- -- 1 10 -- 5 16
(three companies)
9th Maine 2 3 3 19 2 16 45
4th New Hampshire -- 2 -- 16 -- 4 22
115th New York 1 -- 3 23 -- 6 33
169th New York -- 2 -- 23 -- 6 31
Total Third 3 7 7 91 2 37 147
Brigade
Total Second 4 31 27 282 2 117 463
Division
COLORED BRIGADE.
Brigadier General
WILLIAM BIRNEY.
29th Connecticut -- 1 4 14 -- -- 19
7th U. S. Colored -- 20 6 76 4 129 235
Troops
8th U. S. Colored -- 7 4 56 -- 1 68
Troops
9th U. S. Colored -- 7 2 77 -- 18 104
Troops
45th U. S. Colored -- -- 1 3 -- -- 4
Troops
Total Colored -- 35 17 226 4 148 430
Brigade
ARTILLERY
BRIGADE.
Lieutenant
Colonel RICHARD
H. JACKSON
Connecticut Light -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1st Battery
New Jersey Light -- -- -- 2 -- -- 2
4th Battery
New Jersey Light -- -- -- -- -- -- --
5th Battery
1st Pennsylvania -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Light, Battery E
3rd Rhode Island -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Light, Battery C
1st United States -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Batteries C and D
1st United States -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Battery M
3rd United States -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Battery E
4th United States -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Battery D
Total Artillery -- -- -- 2 -- -- 2
Brigade
UNASSIGNED.
4th Massachusetts -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Cavalry, 1st and
3rd Battalions
Total Tenth Army 4 70 45 542 6 296 963
Corps
EIGHTEENTH ARMY
CORPS.
Major General
EDWARD O. C. ORD.*
Brigadier General
CHARLES A.
HECKMAN.
Bvt. Major General
GODFREY WEITZEL.
Staff -- -- 1 -- -- -- 1
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General
GEORGE J.
STANNARD.+
Staff -- -- 5 -- -- -- 5
Sharpshooters -- 2 -- 7 -- 2 11
Provost Guard -- 1 -- 4 -- -- 5
First Brigade.
Colonel AARON F.
STEVENS.*
Lieutenant
Colonel JOHN B.
RAULSTON.
13th New 2 12 6 57 -- 1 78
Hampshire
81st New York 3 6 6 44 -- -- 59
98th New York -- 8 4 50 -- 1 63
139th New York 2 10 -- 29 -- -- 41
Total First 7 36 16 180 -- 2 241
Brigade
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*Wounded September 29.
+Wounded September 30.
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