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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c.- Continued.
BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS, MAY 5-7, 1864- Continued.
Captured
Killed Wounded or missing.
Command Off Men Offi Men Offi Men Aggre
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FIFTH ARMY CORPS
Major . General
GOVERNEUR K.
WARREN.
PROVOST GUARD.
12th New York _ - - - - - -
Battalion*
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General
CHARLES GRIFFIN.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General
ROMEYN B. AYRES.
Staff - - - - 1 - 1
140th New York 1 22 5 113 5 109 255
146th New York 3 17 5 62 6 219 312
91st Pennsylvania - - - 9 - 2 11
155th Pennsylvania - 7 2 40 - 6 55
2nd United States - - 1 - - - 1
11th United States 2 9 2 33 - 19 65
12th United States - 15 4 47 1 43 110
14th United States - 4 5 74 1 34 118
17th United States - 1 1 6 - - 8
Total First 6 75 25 384 14 432 936
Brigade
Second Brigade.
Colonel JACOB B.
SWEITZER.
9th Massachusetts. 3 23 9 99 - 3 137
22nd Massachusetts - 5 1 33 - 3 42
32nd - - - 16 - 3 19
Massachusetts.
4th Michigan. - 5 4 29 - 4 42
62nd Pennsylvania - 8 - 47 1 5 61
Total Second 3 41 14 224 1 18s 301
Brigade.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General
JOSEPH J.
BARTLETT.
2Oth Maine 1 12 2 80 - 16 111
18th Massachusetts - 8 3 24 - 29 64
1st Michigan 1 4 3 44 - 12 64
16th Michigan# - 3 - 37 - - 40
44th New York 1 3 1 61 - 1 67
83rd Pennsylvania - 15 2 59 - 24 100
118th Pennsylvania - 2 1 37 - 25 65
Total Third 3 47 12 342 - 107 511
Brigade.
Total First 12 163 51 950 15 557 1,748
Division.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General
JOHN C. ROBINSON.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL
H. LEONARD.
Colonel PETER
LYLE.@
16th Maine|| - - - 19 1 20 40
13th - - 2 18 - 1 11
Massachusetts.
39th Massachusetts - 5 - 12 - - 17
104th New York - - - 2 - - 2
Total First - 5 2 41 1 21 70
Brigade
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*Loss, if any, not of record.
+2nd Company Massachusetts Sharpshooters attached.
#Brady's company sharpshooters attached.
@Assigned May 6.
||Including 5 men captured or missing from small detachment of 107th Pennsylvania, attached.
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