258 Series I Volume XII-II Serial 16 - Second Manassas Part II
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Return of Casualties in the Union commanded by Major General John Pope, during the operations August 16-September 2, 1862, inclusive-Continued.
!@#$% Killed. Wounded.
Command. Officers Enlisted Officers Enlis-ted men
men
Third Brigade
Colonel ORLANDO M.
POE
37th New York ..... .... ..... 3
99th Pennsylvania .... 1 .... 2
2nd Michigan ..... 1 1 3
3rd Michigan ..... 23 7 93
5th Michigan ..... ..... ..... 6
Total Third Brigade .... 25 8 107
Artillery
1st Rhode Island Light ..... 2 ...... .....
Artillery, Battery E
1st United States, ...... ..... .... 1
Battery K
Total artillery ..... 2 ..... 1
Total First Division 4 106 39 702
SECOND DIVISION
Major General JOSEPH
HOOKER
First Brigade
Brigadier General
CUVIER GEOVER
2nd New Hampshire 2 14 4 83
1st Massachusetts ..... 5 3 63
11th Massachusetts 2 7 4 75
16th Massachusetts 2 17 4 60
26th Pennsylvania 2 4 3 30
Total First Brigade 8 47 18 311
Second Brigade
Colonel NELSON TAYLOR
Staff ... .... .... .....
70th New York ..... 1 2 15
71st New York 2 18 5 62
72nd New York ..... 5 2 23
73rd New York 2 8 4 36
74th New York 3 8 9 59
Total Second Brigade 7 40 22 195
Third Brigade
Colonel JOSEPH B.
CARE.
2nd New York ..... 11 6 55
5th New Jersey 2 4 2 33
6th New Jersey ..... 18 2 48
7th New Jersey 1 2 ...... 19
8th New Jersey 1 5 2 53
115th Pennsylvania ..... 4 4 14
Total Third Brigade 4 44 16 222
Total Second Division 19 131 56 728
Total Third Army Corps 23 237 95 1,430
Captured or missing
Command. Officers Enlisted Aggrega-te
men
Third Brigade
Colonel ORLANDO M.
POE
37th New York ..... ...... 3
99th Pennsylvania ..... 16 19
2nd Michigan ..... 6 11
3rd Michigan 1 15 139
5th Michigan ...... ..... 6
Total Third Brigade 1 37 178
Artillery
1st Rhode Island Light ..... ...... 2
Artillery, Battery E
1st United States, ..... ..... 1
Battery K
Total artillery .... ...... 3
Total First Division 10 168 1,029
SECOND DIVISION
Major General JOSEPH
HOOKER
First Brigade
Brigadier General
CUVIER GEOVER
2nd New Hampshire ...... 30 133
1st Massachusetts ..... 7 78
11th Massachusetts ...... 25 113
16th Massachusetts 1 26 110
26th Pennsylvania ...... 14 53
Total First Brigade 1 102 487
Second Brigade
Colonel NELSON TAYLOR
Staff 2 ...... 2
70th New York ..... 10 28
71st New York ..... 27 114
72nd New York ..... 7 37
73rd New York ..... ...... 50
74th New York ..... 19 98
Total Second Brigade 2 63 329
Third Brigade
Colonel JOSEPH B.
CARE.
2nd New York ..... 11 83
5th New Jersey 1 10 52
6th New Jersey 1 36 105
7th New Jersey 1 13 36
8th New Jersey ..... 17 78
115th Pennsylvania ...... 17 39
Total Third Brigade 3 104 393
Total Second Division 6 269 1,209
Total Third Army Corps 16 437 2,238
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