31 Series I Volume XI-II Serial 13 - Peninsular Campaign Part II
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Organization of Troops and Return of Casualties in the Army, of the Potomac, during the operations before Richmond, Va., June 25-July 2, 1862, inclusive-Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Office Enliste Office Enlisted
rs. d men. rs. men.
Massachusetts Light -- 3 -- 5
Artillery, 5th Battery (E)
1st Rhode Island Light -- 5 -- 21
Artillery, Battery C
5th U. S. Artillery, -- 1 -- 8
Battery D
Total artillery -- 9 1 37
Sharpshooters.
Colonel HIRAM BERDAN.
1st U. S. Sharpshooters 1 7 4 31
Total First Division 31 448 87 1,747
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General GEORGE
SYKES.
First Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT C.
BUCHANAN.
3rd U. S. Infantry 2 9 -- 30
4th U. S. Infantry -- 4 2 16
12th U. S. Infantry 1 54 5 101
14th U. S. Infantry -- 19 5 138
Total First Brigade 3 86 12 285
Second Brigade.
Major CHARLES S. LOVELL.
2nd U. S. Infantry 2 14 4 103
6th U. S. Infantry 1 4 1 69
10th U. S. Infantry -- 4 1 13
11th U. S. Infantry -- 7 2 26
17th U. S. Infantry 1 5 1 8
Total Second Brigade 47 34 9 219
Third Brigade.
Colonel G. K. WARREN.
5th New York 1 37 4 106
10th New York -- 9 4 40
Total Third Brigade. 1 46 8 146
Artillery.
Captain STEPHEN H. WEED.
3rd U. S. Artillery, -- 1 3 15
Batteries L and M.
5th U. S. Artillery, -- 3 1 5
Battery I
Total Artillery -- 4 4 20
Total Second Division 8 170 33 670
Captured or
missing.
Command. Offic Enliste Aggregat Remarks.
ers. d men. e.
Massachusetts Light -- 2 10
Artillery, 5th Battery
(E)
1st Rhode Island Light -- 5 31
Artillery, Battery C
5th U. S. Artillery, 1 1 11
Battery D
Total artillery 1 8 56
Sharpshooters.
Colonel HIRAM BERDAN.
1st U. S. Sharpshooters -- 13 56
Total First Division 35 784 3,132
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General
GEORGE SYKES.
First Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT C.
BUCHANAN.
3rd U. S. Infantry -- 22 63
4th U. S. Infantry 1 9 32
12th U. S. Infantry -- 56 217
14th U. S. Infantry -- 93 255
Total First Brigade 1 180 567
Second Brigade.
Major CHARLES S.
LOVELL.
2nd U. S. Infantry -- 16 139
6th U. S. Infantry -- 46 121
10th U. S. Infantry -- 4 22
11th U. S. Infantry -- 8 43
17th U. S. Infantry 2 17 34
Total Second Brigade 2 91 359
Third Brigade.
Colonel G. K. WARREN.
5th New York 1 14 163
10th New York 1 69 123
Total Third Brigade. 2 83 286
Artillery.
Captain STEPHEN H.
WEED.
3rd U. S. Artillery, -- 2 21
Batteries L and M.
5th U. S. Artillery, -- 2 11
Battery I
Total Artillery -- 4 32
Total Second Division 5 358 1,244
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