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FREDERICKSBURG, ETC., MAY 3-4-Continued.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Offi-cers. Enlis-ted Offi-cers. Enlis-ted
men. men.
SECOND
DIVISION.
Brigadier
General
ALBION P.
HOWE.
Second
Brigade.
Colonel
LEWIS A.
GRANT.
26th New ---- 7 ---- 66
Jersey
2nd Vermont ---- 17 5 110
3rd Vermont ---- 3 2 20
4th Vermont ---- 4 2 25
5th Vermont ---- 3 1 10
6th Vermont 1 4 3 51
Total 1 38 13 282
Second
Brigade
Third
Brigade.
Brigadier
General
THOMAS H.
NEILL.
7th Maine 1 11 2 47
21st New ---- 9 6 55
Jersey
20th New ---- 6 6 86
York
33rd New ---- 17 5 125
York
49th New ---- 1 1 15
York
77th New 1 6 1 45
York
Total Third 2 50 21 373
Brigade
Artillery.
5th United ---- ---- ---- 8
States,
Battery F
Total ---- ---- ---- 8
Artillery
Total 3 88 34 663
Second
Division
THIRD
DIVISION.
Major
General
JOHN
NEWTON.
First
Brigade.
Colonel
ALEXANDER
SHALER.
65th New ---- 1 1 12
York
67th New ---- 2 1 15
York
122nd New ---- ---- 1 6
York
23rd ---- 4 ---- 17
Pennsylvania
82nd ---- ---- 5 28
Pennsylvania
Total First ---- 7 8 78
Brigade
Second
Brigade.
(1) Colonel
WILLIAM H.
BROWNE.*
(2) Colonel
HENRY L.
EUSTIS.
7th 2 20 9 116
Massachusetts
10th ---- 10 2 55
Massachusetts
37th ---- 1 ---- 10
Massachusetts
36th New 1 1 4 14
York
2nd Rhode ---- 7 2 66
Island
Total 3 39 17 231
Second
Brigade
Third
Brigade.
Brigadier
General
FRANK
WHEATON.
62nd New ---- 10 5 50
York
93rd 2 6 2 51
Pennsylvania
98th ---- 7 5 16
Pennsylvania
102nd 1 11 1 53
Pennsylvania
139th 1 10 3 51
Pennsylvania
Total Third 4 44 16 221
Brigade
Captured or missing.
Command. Offi-cers. Enlisted Aggre-gate.
men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier
General ALBION
P. HOWE.
Second Brigade.
Colonel LEWIS
A. GRANT.
26th New Jersey ---- 51 124
2nd Vermont ---- ---- 132
3rd Vermont ---- ---- 25
4th Vermont ---- 22 53
5th Vermont ---- 9 23
6th Vermont ---- 15 74
Total Second ---- 97 431
Brigade
Third Brigade.
Brigadier
General THOMAS
H. NEILL.
7th Maine ---- 31 92
21st New Jersey ---- 141 211
20th New York 4 106 208
33rd New York 1 73 221
49th New York ---- 18 35
77th New York ---- 30 83
Total Third 5 399 850
Brigade
Artillery.
5th United ---- 1 9
States, Battery
F
Total Artillery ---- 1 9
Total Second 5 497 1,290
Division
THIRD DIVISION.
Major General
JOHN NEWTON.
First Brigade.
Colonel
ALEXANDER
SHALER.
65th New York ---- 3 17
67th New York ---- 11 29
122nd New York ---- ---- 7
23rd ---- 40 61
Pennsylvania
82nd ---- 43 46
Pennsylvania
Total First ---- 67 160
Brigade
Second Brigade.
(1) Colonel
WILLIAM H.
BROWNE.*
(2) Colonel
HENRY L. EUSTIS.
7th ---- 3 150
Massachusetts
10th ---- 2 69
Massachusetts
37th ---- 5 16
Massachusetts
36th New York ---- 6 26
2nd Rhode Island ---- 6 81
Total Second ---- 22 342
Brigade
Third Brigade.
Brigadier
General FRANK
WHEATON.
62nd New York 2 53 120
93rd ---- 18 79
Pennsylvania
98th ---- 13 41
Pennsylvania
102nd 4 99 169
Pennsylvania
139th ---- 11 76
Pennsylvania
Total Third 6 194 485
Brigade
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*Wounded.
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