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Return of Casualties in the Army of the Cumberland,&c.-Continued.
Killed. Wounded. Captured
or
missing.
Command. Of Enl Off Enlis Off Enlis Aggre
fi ist ice ted ice ted gate
ce ed rs men rs men
rs men
Third Brigade
Colonel FERDINAND VAN
DERVEER.
87th Indiana 7 33 4 138 --- 8 190
2nd Minnesota -- 35 6 107 1 13 162
-
9th Ohio 2 46 9 176 1 15 249
35th Ohio 2 19 7 132 1 26 187
4th U. S. Artillery, -- 1 1 20 --- --- 22
Battery I -
Total Third Brigade 11 134 27 573 3 62 810
Total Third Division 18 307 94 1,558 10 204 2,191
FOURTH DIVISION.
Major General JOSEPH
J. REYNOLDS.
Staff -- --- 1
-----
1 --- 2
-
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN T.
WILDER.
92nd Illinois -- 2 2 20 --- 2 26
-
98th Illinois -- 2 2 29 --- 2 35
-
123rd Illinois -- 1 2 11 1 9 24
-
17th Indiana -- 4 2 8 --- 2 16
-
72nd Indiana -- 3 1 15 --- 2 21
-
Indiana Light -- 1 --- 2 --- --- 3
Artillery, 18th -
Battery
Total First Brigade -- 13 9 85 1 17 125
-
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD A.
KING a
Colonel MILTON S.
ROBINSON
68th Indiana 2 15 5 103 1 11 137
75th Indiana -- 17 4 104 2 11 138
-
101st Indiana -- 11 5 85 1 17 119
-
105th Ohio -- 3 4 37 2 24 70
-
Indiana Light -- 2 1 15 --- 2 20
Artillery, 19th -
Battery
Total Second Brigade 2 48 19 344 6 65 484
Third Brigade.
Brig. General JOHN B.
TURCHIN
18th Kentucky -- 7 8 38 4 29 86
-
11th Ohio -- 5 1 35 2 20 63
-
36th Ohio 1 11 3 62 --- 14 91
92nd Ohio -- 6 6 62 --- 17 91
-
Indiana Light -- --- --- 12 --- --- 12
Artillery 21st -
Battery
Total Third Brigade 1 29 18 209 6 80 343
Total Fourth Division 3 90 47 638 14 162 954
Total Fourteenth Army 40 625 228 3,333 111 1,777 6,114
Corps
TWENTIETH ARMY CORPS.
Major General
ALEXANDER McD.
McCOOK.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brig. General
JEFFERSON C. DAVIS.
Second Brigade b
Brig. General WILLIAM
P. CARLIN.
21st Illinois 2 20 6 64 8 138 238
38th Illinois 2 13 8 79 2 76 180
81st Indiana -- 4 4 56 2 21 87
-
101st Ohio 3 10 6 76 --- 51 146
Total Second Brigade 7 47 24 275 12 286 651
a Killed September 20.
b First Brigade, Colonel P. Sidney Post commanding, not engaged.
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