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Return of Casualties in the Union Forces-Continued.
NEW YORK.
Captain Daniel C. Rix, 81st Infantry.
Captain Elias A. Fish, 81st Infantry.
Captain Lewis B. Porter, 81st Infantry.
Lieutenant Samuel Dolbier, 81st Infantry.
Lieutenant Squire M. Tuttle, 81st Infantry.
Lieutenant David Nethaway, 81st Infantry.
Captain William H. McKittrick, 115th Infantry.
Lieutenant J. Knox Williams, 117th Infantry.
Captain John W. Swift, 139th Infantry.
Lieutenant Benjamin F. Middleton, 139th Infantry.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Major James L. Anderson, 2nd Heavy Artillery.
Lieutenant Presley Cannon, 2nd Heavy Artillery.
Captain John O'Neil, 55th Infantry.
Lieutenant Blaney Adair, 55th Infantry.
Captain Theodore Blakeley, 58th Infantry.
Captain Daniel F. Linn, 58th Infantry.
Captain Henry B. Dickson, 188th Infantry.
Lieutenant John Carson, 188th Infantry.
Lieutenant George McNeil, 188th Infantry.
U. S. COLORED TROOPS.
Lieutenant Myron W. Smith, 1st Infantry.
Captain George W. Sheldon, 6th Infantry.
Captain Charles V. York, 6th Infantry.
Lieutenant La Fayette Landon, 6th Infantry.
Lieutenant Eber C. Pratt, 6th Infantry.
Lieutenant Frederick Meyer, 6th Infantry.
Lieutenant William H. McEvoy, 6th Infantry.
Lieutenant Charles C. Cone, 8th Infantry.
Captain Danile Foster, 37th Infantry.
Lieutenant William W. Moore, 38th Infantry.
U. S. VOLUNTEERS.
Brigadier General Hiram Burnham.
VERMONT.
Lieutenant Calvin M. Jenkins, 9th Infantry.
POPLAR SPRING CHURCH, VA. (OR WYATT'S, PEEBLES', AND PEGRAM'S FARMS, CHAPPELL HOUSE, AND VAUGHAN ROAD), SEPTEMBER 30, 1864.*
Captured
or
Killed. Wounded. missing.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men Officers Men Aggregate
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
THIRD DIVISION.+
Bvt. Major General
GERSHOM MOTT.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General
P. REGIS DE
TROBRIAND.
20th Indiana -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1st Maine Heavy -- 2 -- 5 -- 1 8
Artillery
17th Maine -- 1 -- 2 -- -- 3
40th New York -- -- -- 1 -- -- 1
73rd New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
86th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
124th New York -- -- -- -- -- -- --
99th Pennsylvania -- -- 1 1 -- -- 2
110th Pennsylvania -- 1 -- 2 -- -- 3
2nd U. S. -- -- -- 3 -- -- 3
Sharpshooters
Total First Brigade -- 4 1 14 -- 1 20
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*Losses in the same vicinity September 29 and October 1 and 2 are included.
+Engaged October 2.
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