Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c. - Continued.

SPOTSYLVANIA COURT-HOUSE MAY 8-21, 1864. - Continued.

Captured

Killed Wounded or missing.

Command. Offi Men Offi Men Off Men Aggreg

cers cers ice ate

rs

CAVALRY

CORPS.*

ARTILLERY.

Brigadier

General HENRY

J. HUNT.

SECOND BRIGADE

HORSE

ARTILLERY

Captain

DUNBAR R.

RANSOM

1st United - - - - - - -

States,

Batteries E

and G+

1st United - - - - - - -

States,

Batteries H

and I+

1st United - - - - - - -

States,

Battery K+

2nd United - - - - - - -

States, Battery

A+

2nd United - - - - - - -

States,

Battery G+

3rd United - - - - - - -

States,

Batteries C, F

and K+

ARTILLERY

PARK.

Lieutenant

Colonel

FREEMAN

McGILVERY.

15th New York - - - 4 - - 4

Heavy

Artillery (2nd

Battalion)

UNATTACHED

CAVALRY

22nd New York - - - 3 2 72 77

Total Army of 153 2,086 595 10,630 47 1,742 15,253

the Potomac

NINTH ARMY

CORPS.

Major General

AMBROSE E.

BURNSIDE

Staff - - 1 - - - 1

PROVOST GUARD.

8th U. S. - - - - - - -

Infantry+

FIRST

DIVISION.

Brigadier

General

THOMAS G.

STEVENSON#

Colonel

DANIEL LEASURE

Major General

THOMAS L.

CRITTENDEN.@

Staff 1 - - - - - 1

First Brigade

Colonel JACOB

P. GOULD||

Lieutenant

Colonel

STEPHEN M.

WELD, JR.

Brigadier

General JAMES

H. LEDLIE.//

35th - 3 2 13 - 1 19

Massachusetts

56th - 14 4 96 - 5 119

Massachusetts

57th - 17 3 68 - 27 115

Massachusetts

59th 1 10 - 49 - 3 63

Massachusetts

4th United - 4 - 6 - 10 20

States

10th United - 2 1 8 - - 11

States

Total First 1 50 10 240 - 46 347

Brigade

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*Absent on expedition toward Richmond from May 9. Its losses about Spotsylvania May 8 are included with those sustained in the Wilderness; see p. 128.

+Loss, if any, not of record.

#Killed May 10.

@Assumed command May 12.

||Disabled by sickness May 8.

//Assumed command May 13.

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