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Return of Casualties in the Union Forces-Continued.
CHAFFIN'S FARM, VA. (OR FORT HARRISON, FORT GILMER, NEW MARKET HEIGHTS, AND LAUREL HILL), SEPTEMBER 29-30, 1864-Continued.
Captured
or
Killed. Wounded. missing.
Command. Officers Men Officers Men Officers Men Aggregate
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General
CHARLES J. PAINE.
Sharpshooters - 3 1 21 - -- 25
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN H.
HOLMAN.
1st U. S. Colored Troops - 3 1 17 - -- 21
22nd U. S. Colored - 6 3 65 - 4 78
Troops
37th U. S. Colored 1 3 -- 16 - -- 20
Troops
Total First Brigade 1 12 4 98 - 4 119
Second Brigade.
Colonel ALONZO G.
DRAPER.
5th U. S. Colored Troops - 28 8 177 - 23 236
36th U. S. Colored - 21 5 82 - -- 108
Troops
38th U. S. Colored 1 16 2 92 - -- 111
Troops
Total Second Brigade 1 65 15 351 - 23 455
Third Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL A.
DUNCAN*
Colonel JOHN W. AMES.
4th U. S. Colored Troops 1 26 6 131 - 14 178
6th U. S. Colored Troops 3 38 11 149 - 8 209
Total Third Brigade 4 64 17 280 - 22 387
Unattached.
2nd U. S. Colored - 5 1 32 - 2 40
Cavalry (dismounted)
Total Third Division 6 149 38 782 - 51 1,026
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Major GEORGE B. COOK.
3rd New York Light, - -- -- 8 - -- 8
Battery E
3rd New York Light, - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery H
3rd New York Light, - -- -- 3 - -- 3
Battery K
3rd New York Light, - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery M
New York Light, 7th - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery
New York Light, 16th - -- -- 4 - -- 4
Battery
New York Light, 17th - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery
1st Pennsylvania - -- -- 3 - -- 3
Light, Battery A
1st Rhode Island - -- -- 6 - -- 6
Light, Battery F
1st United States, - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery B
4th United States, - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery L
5th United States, - -- -- -- - -- ---
Battery A
5th United States, - 1 -- 3 - -- 4
Battery F
Total Artillery - 1 -- 27 - -- 28
Brigade
UNATTACHED.
4th Massachusetts - -- -- -- - -- ---
Cavalry, Companies E&H
Total Eighteenth Army 23 284 101 1,587 8 325 2,328
Corps
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*Wounded September 29.
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