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Return of Casualties in the Union Forces-Continued.
POPLAR SPRING CHURCH, VA. (OR WYATTS, PEEBLES', AND PEGRAM'S FARMS, CHAPPELL HOUSE, AND VAUGHAN ROAD), SEPTEMBER 30, 1864-Continued.
Captured
or
Killed. Wounded. missing.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men Officers Men Aggregate
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General BYRON R.
PIERCE.
1st Massachusetts Heavy - 2 2 9 - 8 21
Artillery
5th Michigan - -- -- -- - -- --
93rd New York - -- -- 3 - -- 3
57th Pennsylvania - -- -- 3 - -- 3
84th Pennsylvania - -- 2 6 - -- 8
105th Pennsylvania - 1 -- 5 - -- 6
141st Pennsylvania - 1 -- 6 - -- 7
1st U. S. Sharpshooters - -- -- 3 - 3 6
(three companies)
Total Second Brigade - 4 4 35 - 11 54
Third Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT McALLISTER.
11th Massachusetts (seven - 2 -- 1 - -- 3
companies)
5th New Jersey (five - 1 -- -- - -- 1
companies)
7th New Jersey (four - -- -- 1 - -- 1
companies)
8th New Jersey (five - -- -- 1 - -- 1
companies)
11th New Jersey - -- -- -- - -- --
72nd New York (one company) - -- -- -- - -- --
120th New York - 1 1 7 - -- 9
Total Third Brigade - 4 1 10 - -- 15
Total Third Division - 12 6 59 - 12 89
FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General GOUVERNEUR
K. WARREN.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General CHARLES
GRIFFIN.
First Brigade.
Colonel HORATIO G. SICKEL.
21st Pennsylvania Cavalry - 1 -- 9 - 1 11
(dismounted)
198th Pennsylvania - 1 -- 9 - -- 10
Total First Brigade - 2 -- 18 - 1 20
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDGAR M. GREGORY.
32nd Massachusetts - 2 1 14 - 19 36
91st Pennsylvania - 1 -- 2 - 8 11
155th Pennsylvania - 5 1 14 - 3 23
Total Second Brigade. - 8 2 30 - 30 70
Third Brigade.
Colonel JAMES GWYN.
20th Maine 1 5 3 49 - -- 58
18th Massachusetts (two - -- -- 3 - 10 13
companies)
1st Michigan 1 2 -- 20 - 4 27
16th Michigan* 1 6 4 37 - -- 48
44th New York - 1 1 21 - 4 27
83rd Pennsylvania - 6 1 27 - -- 34
118th Pennsylvania 1 7 4 33 - 3 48
Total Third Brigade 4 27 13 190 - 21 255
Total First Division 4 37 15 238 - 52 340
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*Brady's and Jardine's Companies Michigan Sharpshooters attached.
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