32 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 Enlisted Office Enliste
rs. men. rs. d men.
THIRD DIVISION.
(1.) Brigadier General
GEORGE A. McCALL.
(captured).
(2.) Brigadier General
TRUMAN SEYMOUR.
Staff 1 -- 1 --
First Brigade.
(1.) Brigadier General
JOHN F. REYNOLDS.
(captured).
(2.) Colonel SENECA G.
SIMMONS. (killed).
(3.) Colonel R. BIDDLE
ROBERTS.
Staff -- -- -- --
1st Pennsylvania Reserves 2 26 7 122
2nd Pennsylvania Reserves 1 15 7 74
5th Pennsylvania Reserves 3 23 9 114
8th Pennsylvania Reserves -- 32 7 106
13th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 6 3 48
(1st Rifles), Companies
A, B, D, E, F, and K.
Total First Brigade 7 102 33 464
Second Brigade.
(1.) Brigadier General
GEORGE G. MEADE.
(2.) Colonel ALBERT L.
MAGILTON.
Staff 1 -- 3 --
3rd Pennsylvania Reserves -- 14 4 76
4th Pennsylvania Reserves -- 11 5 41
7th Pennsylvania Reserves -- 27 5 132
11th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 53 (*) *18
Total Second Brigade 2 105 17 267
Third Brigade.
(1.) Brigadier General
TRUMAN SEYMOUR.
(2.) Colonel C. FEGER
JACKSON.
6th Pennsylvania Reserves+ -- -- -- --
9th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 24 5 129
10th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 39 6 137
12th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 12 3 59
Total Third Brigade 3 75 14 325
Artillery.
1st Pennsylvania Light 1 2 1 8
Artillery, Battery A.
1st Pennsylvania Light 2 2 -- 15
Artillery, Battery B.
1st Pennsylvania Light -- 7 1 12
Artillery, Battery G.
5t U. S. Artillery, Battery -- 7 1 4
C
Total artillery 3 18 3 39
Captured or
missing.
Command. Offic Enliste Aggregat Remarks
ers. d men. e. .
THIRD DIVISION.
(1.) Brigadier General
GEORGE A. McCALL.
(captured).
(2.) Brigadier General
TRUMAN SEYMOUR.
Staff 1 -- 3
First Brigade.
(1.) Brigadier General
JOHN F. REYNOLDS.
(captured).
(2.) Colonel SENECA G.
SIMMONS. (killed).
(3.) Colonel R. BIDDLE
ROBERTS.
Staff 2 -- 2
1st Pennsylvania Reserves 1 47 205
2nd Pennsylvania Reserves -- 21 118
5th Pennsylvania Reserves -- 58 207
8th Pennsylvania Reserves 5 80 230
13th Pennsylvania Reserves 9 180 247
(1st Rifles), Companies
A, B, D, E, F, and K.
Total First Brigade 17 386 1,009
Second Brigade.
(1.) Brigadier General
GEORGE G. MEADE.
(2.) Colonel ALBERT L.
MAGILTON.
Staff -- -- 4
3rd Pennsylvania Reserves 4 89 187
4th Pennsylvania Reserves 6 136 199
7th Pennsylvania Reserves 2 128 294
11th Pennsylvania Reserves 25 619 716
Total Second Brigade 37 972 1,400
Third Brigade.
(1.) Brigadier General
TRUMAN SEYMOUR.
(2.) Colonel C. FEGER
JACKSON.
6th Pennsylvania Reserves+ -- -- --
9th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 48 208
10th Pennsylvania Reserves 1 55 239
12th Pennsylvania Reserves -- 37 112
Total Third Brigade 2 140 559
Artillery.
1st Pennsylvania Light -- 4 16
Artillery, Battery A.
1st Pennsylvania Light -- -- 19
Artillery, Battery B.
1st Pennsylvania Light -- -- 20
Artillery, Battery G.
5t U. S. Artillery, Battery -- 7 19
C
Total artillery -- 11 74
*The wounded at Gaines' Mill are counted among the captured or missing.
+Detached with Casey's command.
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