262 Series I Volume XII-II Serial 16 - Second Manassas Part II
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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, commanded By Major General John Pope, during the operations August 16-September 2, 1862, inclusive-Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Officers Enlisted Officers Enlisted
men men
Second Brigade
Colonel EDWARD
FERRERO
21st Massachusetts 3 19 5 86
51st New York ..... 10 ..... 57
51st Pennsylvania ..... 1 ..... 8
Total Second Brigade 3 30 5 151
Total Second Division 8 101 18 397
Total Ninth Army 15 189 43 957
Corps
KANAWHA DIVISION
(detachment)
11th Ohio .... ..... 1 7
12th Ohio .... 14 ...... 42
30th Ohio* ...... ...... ...... .....
36th Ohio* .... .... ..... .....
Total .... 14 1 49
Captured or missing
Command. Officers Enlisted Aggrega-te
men
Second Brigade
Colonel EDWARD
FERRERO
21st Massachusetts 3 37 153
51st New York ...... 22 89
51st Pennsylvania ...... 7 16
Total Second Brigade 3 66 258
Total Second Division 7 245 776
Total Ninth Army 11 308 1,523
Corps
KANAWHA DIVISION
(detachment)
11th Ohio 1 24 33
12th Ohio ..... 17 73
30th Ohio* ..... .... .....
36th Ohio* ...... ...... .....
Total 1 41 106
GRAND RECAPITULATION.
Army of Virginia 63 866 245 4,144
Army of the Potomac 54 546 172 2,841
Ninth Army Corps 15 189 43 957
Kanawha Division ...... 14 1 49
(detachment)
Grand total 132 1,615 461 7,991
Army of Virginia 67 2,720 8,105
Army of the Potomac 27 1,088 4,728
Ninth Army Corps 11 308 1,523
Kanawha Division 1 41 106
(detachment)
Grand total 106 4,157 14,462
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* No loss reported.
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No. 2. Report of Major General Franz Sigel, U. S. Army, commanding First Corps, Army of Virginia, of operations along the Rappahannock and the battles of Groveton and Bull Run.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS, ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
Near Fort De Kalb, Va., September 16, 1862.COLONEL: I have the honor to submit the following reports:
1.-OPERATIONS PREVIOUS TO THE BATTLES OF THE 29TH AND 30TH AUGUST.
After the battle of Cedar Mountain, the retreat of the First Corps from the Rapidan behind the Rappahannock, and the several engagements of that corps near Rappahannock Station, Freeman's Ford, and
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