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General summary of Casualties in the Union Forces, &c.-Continued.
Captured
or
Killed. Wounded. missing.
Command. Off Men Offi Men Off Men Aggr
ice cers ice egat
rs rs e
NINTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General
AMBROSE E.
BURNSIDE.
ESCORT.
Lieutenant JOHN S.
HOUGH.
3rd New Jersey - - - - - 1 1
Cavalry
(detachment)
PROVOST GUARD.
Captain MILTON
COGSWELL.
8th U. S. Infantry - - - - - - -
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General
JAMES H. LEDLIE.
First Brigade.
Colonel JACOB P.
GOULD.
Brigadier General
WILLIAM F.
BARTLETT.*
Lieutenant Colonel
JOSEPH H. BARNES.
Staff - - - - 2 - 2
21st Massachusetts - 5 4 20 - 7 36
29th Massachusetts+ - 2 1 7 - 6 16
56th Massachusetts - 7 7 30 2 23 69
57th Massachusetts 4 5 7 26 1 32 75
59th Massachusetts 2 7 2 20 3 46 80
100th Pennsylvania 4 10 4 37 1 29 85
Total First Brigade 10 36 25 140 9 143 363
Second Brigade.
Colonel EBENEZER
W. PEIRCE.
Colonel ELISHA G.
MARSHALL.++
Lieutenant Colonel
GILBERT P.
ROBINSON.
3rd Maryland - 3 - 10 - 16 29
(battalion)
14th New York Heavy 1 15 4 77 3 80 180
Artillery
79th New York 2 4 2 24 - 31 63
2nd Pennsylvania - 11 2 51 6 112 182
Provisional Heavy
Artillery
Total Second 3 33 8 162 9 239 454
Brigade
Acting Engineers
35th Massachusetts 1 11 4 28 1 2 47
Total First 14 80 37 330 19 384 864
Division
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General
ROBERT B. POTTER.
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel
HENRY PLEASANTS.
Colonel ZENAS R.
BLISS.@
Colonel WILLIAM
H. P. STEERE.
Colonel ZENAS R.
BLISS.@
36th Massachusetts - 4 - 5 - - 9
58th Massachusetts 1 4 1 30 3 83 122
2nd New York - 17 3 45 - 7 72
Mounted Rifles
(dismounted)
51st New York # 1 14 - 32 - 2 49
45th Pennsylvania 1 6 3 43 5 34 92
48th Pennsylvania - 1 - 6 - - 7
4th Rhode Island$ 2 9 5 52 5 20 93
Total First Brigade 5 55 12 213 13 146 444
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*Assumed command July 21 and captured July 30.
+Transferred from Second Brigade July 23.
++Captured July 30.
@In command from July 4 to 11 and 25 to 31.
#Relieved as engineers July 2.
$Joined July 3.
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