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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c.- Continued.
NORTH ANNA, PAMUNKEY, AND TOTOPOTOMOY, MAY 22-JUNE 1, 1864 -Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Officers. Men. Officers. Men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General
LAMES H. WILSON.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN B.
MCINTOSH.
1st Connecticut 1 3 6 6
3rd New Yersey ... ... ... ...
2nd New York ... 2 2 3
5th New York ... ... 1 12
2nd Ohio ... 5 4 46
18th Pennsylvania ... 2 2 3
Total First Brigade 1 12 15 70
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE H.
CHAPMAN.
3rd Indiana ... ... ... 3
8th New york ... ... ... ...
1st Vermont ... ... ... 6
Total Second ... ... ... 9
Brigade
Total Third 1 12 15 79
Division
FIRST BRIGADE HORSE
ARTILLERY.
Captain JAMES M.
ROBERTSON.
New York Light, 6th ... ... ... 6
Battery
Total First Brigade ... ... ... 6
Horse Artillery
Total Cavalry Corps 8 102 52 398
UNATTACHED.
22nd New York ... ... ... 3
Cavalry
Total Army of the 41 550 159 2,575
Potomac
Captured or missing.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General
LAMES H. WILSON.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN B.
MCINTOSH.
1st Connecticut ... 17 33
3rd New Yersey ... 5 5
2nd New York ... 1 8
5th New York ... 11 24
2nd Ohio ... 10 65
18th Pennsylvania ... 3 10
Total First Brigade ... 47 145
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE H.
CHAPMAN.
3rd Indiana ... ... 3
8th New york ... 2 2
1st Vermont 2 25 33
Total Second 2 27 38
Brigade
Total Third 2 74 183
Division
FIRST BRIGADE HORSE
ARTILLERY.
Captain JAMES M.
ROBERTSON.
New York Light, 6th ... ... 6
Battery
Total First Brigade ... ... 6
Horse Artillery
Total Cavalry Corps 2 94 656
UNATTACHED.
22nd New York ... 2 5
Cavalry
Total Army of the 17 644 3,986
Potomac
OFFICERS KILLED OR MORTALLY WOUNDED.
CONNECTICUT.
Captain Addison G. Warner, 1st Cavalry.
Lieutenant Henry W. Wadhams, 14th Infantry.
DELAWARE.
Lieutenant John M. Dunn, 3rd Infantry.
INDIANA.
Lieutenant David B. Gageby, 7th Infantry.
MAINE.
Major William C. Morgan, 3rd Infantry.
Lieutenant William H. Briggs, 3rd Infantry.
Lieutenant James S. Roberts, 17th Infantry.
Lieutenant Walter F. Noyes, 17th Infantry.
Lieutenant William O. Tibbetts, 31st Infantry.
Lieutenant Silas M. Perkins, 32nd Infantry.
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