165 Series I Volume XXIV-II Serial 37 - Vicksburg Part II
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Return of Casualties in the Union forces in the assault on Vicksburg, May 22, 1863-Cont'd.
Captured or
Killed Wounded MISSING
Command Offi Enli Offi Enlis Offi Enlis Aggre
cers sted cers ted cers ted gate
men men men
SECOND Brigade. --- 1 1 2 --- --- 4
Colonel SAMUEL
A. HOLMES.
56th Illinois
17th Iowa --- --- --- 5 --- --- 5
10th Missouri --- --- --- 3 --- --- 3
Total SECOND --- 1 1 10 --- --- 12
Brigade
THIRD Brigade. --- 4 1 50 --- --- 55
[1.] Colonel
GEORGE B.
BOOMER. * [2.]
Colonel HOLDEN
PUTNAM. 93rd
Illinois
5th Iowa --- 3 --- 18 --- --- 21
10th Iowa --- 2 2 24 --- --- 28
26th Missouri 1 4 --- 5 --- --- 10
Total THIRD 1 13 3 97 --- --- 114
Brigade
Total Seventh 3 48 18 269 --- 2 340
DIVISION
Total 15 135 54 826 --- 36 1,066
SEVENTEENTH Army
Corps
RECAPITULATION. 10 192 68 936 1 68 1,275
Thirteenth Army
Corps
Fifteenth Army 12 138 51 615 --- 42 858
Corps
SEVENTEENTH Army 15 135 54 826 --- 36 1,066
Corps
Grand total Army 37 465 173 2,377 1 146 3,199
of the Tennessee
OFFICERS KILLED.
ILLINOIS.
Lieutenant Colonel Garrett Nevins, 11th Infantry. Major Luther H. Cowen, 45th Infantry. Lieutenant Henry C. Mowry, 72nd Infantry. Lieutenant James A. Blingham, 72 Infantry. Colonel James J. Dollins, 81st Infantry. Lieutenant ZEBEDEE Hammack, 81st Infantry. Lieutenant William L. Farmer, 81st Infantry. Lieutenant Hugh Warnock, 81st Infantry. Captain Jason B. Manzer, 95th Infantry. Captain Gabriel E. Cornwell, 95th Infantry. Lieutenant Thomas J. Kinman, 99th Infantry. Lieutenant Nathan W. Wheeler, 116th Infantry. Captain William M. Colby, 130th Infantry.
INDIANA.
Captain Andrew O'Daniel, 8th Infantry. Captain Frederick S. Wysong, 8th Infantry. Captain Hiram T. Vandevender, 8th Infantry. Lieutenant Christian G. Zulauf, 23rd Infantry. Lieutenant Marcus B. C. Trip, 59th Infantry.
IOWA.
Lieutenant Edward Tyrrell, 9th Infantry. Lieutenant Jacob Jones, 9th Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel Cornelius W. Dunlap, 21st Infantry. Captain James Robertson, 22nd Infantry. Lieutenant Matthew A. Robb, 22nd Infantry. Colonel Charles H. Abbott, 30th Infantry. Lieutenant James P. Milliken, 30th Infantry.
*Killed.
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