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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c. - Continued.
BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS, MAY 5-7, 1864- Continued.
Captured
Killed Wounded or missing.
Command. Off Men Offi Men. Off Men Aggre
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First Brigade.
Brigadier General
FRANK WHEATON
62nd New York - 14 4 54 - - 72
93rd Pennsylvania 1 14 4 110 - - 129
98th Pennsylvania 1 10 4 61 - - 76
102nd Pennsylvania 2 29 6 126 - - 163
139th Pennsylvania 1 32 9 148 - 5 195
Total First Brigade 5 99 27 499 - 5 635
Second Brigade.
Colonel LEWIS A.
GRANT.
2nd Vermont 2 47 11 274 1 13 348
3rd Vermont 2 36 4 163 1 5 211
4th Vermont 5 36 12 211 - 4 268
5th Vermont 3 30 10 177 - 26 246
6th Vermont. 4 30 4 151 - 7 196
Total Second 16 179 41 976 2 55 1,269
Brigade.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General
THOMAS H. NEILL
Colonel DANIEL D.
BIDWELL.
7th Maine - 24 4 76 13 - 117
43rd New York 2 19 9 97 2 69 198
49th New York 5 24 1 53 - 6 89
77th New York - 11 2 42 2 7 64
61st Pennsylvania 1 19 4 109 1 17 151
Total Third Brigade 8 97 20 377 5 112 619
Fourth Brigade.
Brigadier General
HENRY L. EUSTIS
7th Massachusetts. 1 12 4 99 - 4 120
10th Massachusetts. 1 20 5 100 - 2 128
37th Massachusetts. - 30 3 98 - 6 137
2nd Rhode Island 1 11 5 61 - 5 83
Total Fourth 3 73 17 358 - 17 468
Brigade.
Total Second 32 448 108 2,210 7 189 2,994
Division.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General
JAMES B. RICKETTS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General
WILLIAM H. MORRIS.
14th New Jersey - 1 - 4 - - 5
106th New York - 4 - 6 1 - 11
151st New York 1 2 - 14 - 4 21
87th Pennsylvania - - - 19 - 4 23
10th Vermont. - 2 - 10 - - 12
Total First 1 9 - 53 1 8 72
Brigade.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General
TRUMAN SEYMOUR*
Colonel BENJAMIN
F. SMITH.
Staff - - - - 1 - 1
6th Maryland 2 22 8 104 - 34 170
110th Ohio 1 16 6 100 - 25 148
122nd Ohio 1 17 4 106 1 47 176
126th Ohio 1 21 7 118 2 60 209
67th Pennsylvania - 7 - 39 - 19 65
138th Pennsylvania 1 20 2 95 - 32 150
Total Second 6 103 27 562 4 217 919
Brigade.
Total Third 7 112 27 615 5 225 991
Division.
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*Captured May 6.
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