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Return of casualties in the Union forces, &c.-Continued.
HATCHER'S RUN, FEBRUARY 50-7, 1865-Continued.
Comman Office Men Office Men Office Men Aggre
d rs rs rs gate
Third
Brigad
e
Bvt.
Brigad
ier
Genera
l
ROBERT
McALLI
STER
11th ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Massac
husett
s
7th ... ... ... 1 ... ... 1
New
Jersey
8th ... 11 2 35 ... ... 48
New
Jersey
11th ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 3
New
Jersey
123th ... ... ... 2 ... ... 2
New
York
Total ... 12 2 39 ... 1 54
Third
Brigad
e
Total ... 13 3 59 ... 1 76
Third
Divisi
on
ARTILL
ERY
Bvt.
Lieute
nant
Colone
l
JOHN
G.
HAZARD
Massac ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
husett
s
Light,
10th
Batter
y*
4th ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
United
States
,
Batter
y K
Total 3 22 8 92 ... 10 135
Second
Army
Corps
FIFTH
ARMY
CORPS
Major
Genera
l
GOUVER
NEUR
K.
WARREN
.
ESCORT
4th ... ... ... 1 ... ... 1
Pennsy
lvania
Cavalr
y,
Compan
y C
PROVOS
T
GUARD
104th ... ... ... ... ... 3 3
New
York
FIRST
DIVISI
ON
Bvt.
Major
Genera
l
CHARLE
S
GRIFFI
N.
First
Brigad
e
Bvt.
Brigad
ier
Genera
l
HORATI
O G.
SICKEL
.+
185th ... 2 1 9 1 3 16
New
York
198th 1 2 2 15 ... 1 21
Pennsy
lvania
Total 1 4 3 24 1 4 37
First
Brigad
e
Second
Brigad
e
Colone
l
ALLEN
L.
BURE
187th ... ... 1 6 ... 1 8
New
York
(batta
lion)
188th ... 7 ... 21 ... 3 31
New
York
(batta
lion)
189th ... 2 ... 13 ... ... 15
New
York
Total ... 9 1 40 ... 4 54
Second
Brigad
e.
Third
Brigad
e
Bvt.
Brigad
ier
Genera
l
ALFRED
L.
PEARSO
N
20th ... 1 1 15 ... 7 24
Maine
32nd ... 2 2 32 ... 10 46
Massac
husett
s
1st ... 3 1 6 ... 4 14
Michig
an
16th ... 2 2 20 ... 6 30
Michig
an
83rd 1 1 ... 9 ... 2 13
Pennsy
lvania
(six
compan
ies)
91st 1 1 2 3 ... ... 7
Pennsy
lvania
118th 1 ... 2 4 ... ... 7
Pennsy
lvania
155th ... 4 ... 30 ... 3 37
Pennsy
lvania
Total 3 14 10 119 ... 32 178
Third
Brigad
e
Total 4 27 14 183 1 40 269
First
Divisi
on
One section of Battery B, 1st Rhode Island Artillery, temporarily attached.
+Wounded February 6.
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