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Near Aldie, June 22. Co. I. - Prisoners, Privates John P. Abbott, Walter Allen.
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CASUALTIES IN 1863.
Gettysburg, July 2 and 3.
Co. B. - Wounded, Capt. Jacob B. Loring.
Co. G. - Wounded, Private Charles R. Delano.
Co. K. - Wounded and prisoner, Private Charles E. Hamilton.
Co. L. - Killed, Private Edward Cunningham; wounded, Privates Orrin K. Brown, Henry A. Thompson.
Total, one killed, four wounded, one wounded and missing.
Halltown, July 15.
Field and Staff. - Prisoner, Asst. Surg. Alexander M. Parker:
Co. E. - Prisoner, Private Wilbur J. Stevens.
Co. F. - Prisoner, Farrier Frederick L. Chiek.
Co. G. - Prisoner, Private Russell S. Bradbury.
Total, four prisoners.
Shepardstown, July 16.
Field and Staff. - Wounded, Lieut. Col. Stephen Boothby, Sergt. Maj. Eli- sha A. Clifford.
Co. A .- Wounded, Bugler John F. Tolman, Privates Hiram T. Drew, Edwin F. Stevens.
Co. B. - Wounded, Bugler Eben F. Brier (died).
Co. C. - Killed, Sergt. Henry F. Lyon.
Co. D. - Wounded, Sergts. John H. Daggett. Charles H. Bell, Jr .. Privates George D. S. Robinson, Elisha Vose; prisoners, Sergt. Augustus R. Devereaux, Farrier William P. Sennett, Private Nathaniel Reed. 2d. '
Co. E. - Wounded, Corps. Edward W. Shields (died), George Kitchen.
Co. F. - Wounded and prisoner. Corp. John T. Lord.
Co. G. - Killed, Private Horton Maloon: wounded, Lient. George E. Hun- ton, Sergt. Henry Little, Private Orlando A. Hayford: wounded and prisoner, Sergt. Lucius M. Robinson: prisoner, Bugler William Maloon. Co. H. - Wounded, Sergt. John F. Robinson, Private Charles C. Merrill (died).
Co. I. - Wounded. Farrier Jacob S. Merrifield, Privates Moses M. Hodsdou (died), George W. Mann. Daniel Perkins: prisoners, Sergt. John C. Rob- erts, Privates John Doxey, Augustns O. Stoddard.
Co. M. - Killed. Privates Marcellus Corliss, John F. Harvey; wounded, Lieut. William H. Bradman.
Total, four killed : twenty-two wounded, of whom four died; two wounded and prisoners; seven prisoners.
Hanover, Pa., July.
Co. K. - Wounded and prisoner, Private William Spencer.
Beverly Ford, Aug. 15.
Co. A. - Prisoner, Private James M. Doe.
Near Oakshades, Sept. 14.
Co. L. - Prisoner, Private Augustus L. Ordway.
Sept. 15.
Co. C. - Prisoner, Private Albion P. Webb.
Scout for Gen. Kilpatrick, near Warrenton, Sept, 20. Co. A. - Prisoner, Private James B. Peakes.
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FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.
September.
Co. H. - Wounded, Private Peter Honan.
Little Washington Reconnoissance, Oct. 12.
Co. D. - Prisoner, Private Robert Preston.
Co. E. - Prisoners, Sergt. Henry A. Ramsdell, Corps. Lyman Vose, John McCurdy, Privates Hiram E. Burgess, Martin H. Coakley. Peter Con- ners, William L. Davis, John C. Decker. James Hayes. Charles E. Nord- strom, James Smith; wounded and prisoner, Private John W. Ragan (died).
Co. F. - Prisoners. Corps. Harmon T. Henly, Charles W. Skillings, Privates Charles Eastman, Nathaniel S. Hawkes, Enoch Sampson (died), Stephen Twombly.
Co. H. - Prisoners, Corp. Charles A. Corson, Private Hiram W. Allen.
Co. L. - Wounded, Private Otis H. Barnard; prisoners, Privates Orrin K. Brown, Silas G. Hovey.
Total, one wounded; one wounded and prisoner, who died; twenty-two prisoners, one of whom died.
Bull Run, Oct. 15.
Co. B. - Wounded, Lieut. William P. Coleman.
Co. C. - Wounded, Private John M. Mosher (died).
Rappahannock Station, Oct. 23.
Co. I. - ,Wounded, Lieut. Samuel C. Smith, Sergt. Charles C. Goodwin.
Unknown.
Co. E. - Wounded, Bugler John S. Mansur.
By Accident.
Co. E. - Killed, Private James W. Coakley, at Liberty, Va., Dec. 12.
675
CASUALTIES IN 1864.
1864.
Scouting near Warrenton, Jan. 9.
Co. B. - Prisoner. Private Ezekiel Winslow (died).
Co. I. - Prisoners. Sergt. Henry O. Huntress, Privates John G. Cummings, Oliver B. Littlefield. Daniel Perkins (died), Freedom Warren.
Total, six prisoners, of whom two died.
Scouting near Warrenton, Jan. 16.
Co. E. - Prisoner, Private Thomas Forest (died).
Co. K. - Prisoner, Private Stephen B. Pierce (died).
Co. M. - Prisoner, Private Geo. P. Phillips.
Dahlgren Raid, Feb. 29 to March 2.
Co. D .- Prisoners, Sergt. Benjamin P. Knowles, Corps. William Ricker (died), Alonzo Annis, Privates Mathew W. Ellis, Lewis G. Moore (died). Moses D. Moore, Isaac L. Richardson, Isaiah O. Richardson, Edwin HI. Sawyer, William Shaw. Jr., George W. Ward.
Co. E. - Wounded, Privates Asa E. Davis (died). James E. Siprell (died). Co. F. - Killed, Sergt. Harrison J. Jack, Privates Alvin M. Brackett. John G. Evans, Lorenzo K. Evans, George A. Weymouth: wounded. Private Charles D. Weymouth ; wounded and prisoners, Lieut. John E. Lougee. Pri- vate William F. Dudley; prisoners. Sergt. Elisha De Wolf Harris, Corp. Dimon Hamilton. Privates Michael Carling (died), Nathaniel S. Edwards (died), Gustavus Grant (died). Ivory W. Hamilton, Isaac S. Harris (died). Co. G. - Prisoner, Private Seth B. Goodwin.
Co. H. - Killed, Private Walter Drew: prisoners. Sergt. Willard H. Phelps (died), Corp. Benjamin F. Marshall (died). Farrier Benjamin J. Springer (died), Privates Hiram W. Allen (died). Edward H. Doane, John B. Leathers (died), Thomas H. Perkins (died).
Co. I. - Killed, Sergt. George W. York; prisoners, Privates Arad E. Gilbert, Joseph M. Hutchinson.
Co. K. - Wounded and prisoner. Private William HI. Woodward: prisoners, Sergt. Albert R. Walker (died), Privates Samuel W. Howes idied, Paul R. Ramsdell (died), Luther Shorey (died), Andrew Wall (died .
Co. M. - Wounded, Private Engene II. Otis: prisoners, Privates George P. Day, Manfred Mills (died), Joseph Varney.
Total. seven killed; four wounded. of whom two died; three wounded and prisoners; thirty-six prisoners, of whom eighteen died.
Strasburg, May 1.
Co. I. - Wounded, Private Edward Spear.
Todd's Tavern, May 8.
Co. B. - Wounded, Sergt. Charles A. MeIntyre.
Co. D. - Wounded, Private David E. Bird.
Co. E. - Wounded, Private Hiram HI. Ham.
Co. II. - Wounded, Corp. Martin C. Cyphers, Private Kelsey L. Glidden (died).
Co. I. - Wounded. Private John F. Lord.
Co. K. - Wounded, Corp. John S. Blake.
Total, seven wounded, of whom one died.
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FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.
Beaver Dam Station, May 10.
Field and Staff. - Wounded, Lieut. Col. Stephen Boothby (died).
Co. B. - Wounded, Privates Edwin K. Doe, Willard H. Lucas.
Co. G. - Killed, Charles R. Delano; wounded, Corp. George Northrop. Total, one killed; four wounded, of whom one died.
Ground Squirrel Bridge, May 11.
Co. A. - Prisoners. Sergts. Benjamin F. Fogg (died). Prentiss M. Clark (died). Corp. Horace H. Lowell, Privates Thomas Davis. Hiram S. Ellis.
Co. C. - Wounded, Lieut. Horatio S. Libby, Corp. George E. Nason, Privates Samuel E. Parker, Granville Purington.
Co. D. - Wounded. Private Albert N. Huston; wounded and prisoner>. Sergts. John Gilley (died), William B. Baker (died); prisoners, Privates Mark P. Bulmer (died), Lauriston Carle (died).
Co. E. - Prisoners. Privates Jeremiah C. Dyer (died), Virgil G. Lanelle (died)
Co. G. - Killed, Private Hanson S. Field; prisoner, Private Elijah Colla- more.
Co. H. - Wounded and prisoner, Private Henry O. Merrill; prisoners, Sergt. Philander S. Herrin, Privates J. Sanborn Campbell, Charles Smith. George W. Withee (died).
Co. I. - Wounded, Private George D. Russell; wounded and prisoner. Sergts. Collins M. Chadbourne (died), Isaac P. Gurney (died), Corp. George D. Harvey. Privates Elbridge G. Johnson. Dependence S. Little- field, Charles F. Littlefield (died); prisoner. Lieut. Henry 1. Willis.
Co. K. - Killed, Private Alexander McDonald; wounded and prisoner, Pri- vate Darius N. Parks.
Co. L. - Wounded, Private Levi W. Gould; wounded and prisoners, Privates Alonzo M. Pratt (died), Alonzo T. Wright (died); prisoner, Corp. Milton F. Rieker.
Co. M. - Wounded. Lieut. Charles K. Johnson, Sergt. John G. Herrin. Saddler Preston Robinson: prisoners, Capt. Zenas Vaughan, Privates George Doughty, John L. Miner.
Total, two killed, ten wounded: twelve wounded and prisoners, of whom seven died; nineteen prisoners, of whom seven died.
Fortifications of Richmond, May 12.
Field and Staff. - Wounded, Major Sidney W. Thaxter.
Co. B. - Wounded, Capt. Jacob B. Loring: prisoners, Corp. William MI. Richardson (died). Private John McLoud.
Co. D. - Prisoner, Corp. John C. Ward.
Co. H. - Killed, Private Charles P. Osborne; wounded. Privates Albert J. Small, Clarence Smith.
Total, one killed, four wounded; three prisoners, of whom one died.
Haxall's Landing, May 15.
Co. K. - Prisoner, Corp. Frank E. Jewett.
Hawes' Shop, May 28.
Co. D. - Killed, Private Eleazer Eddy.
Skirmish on the Rapidan, May.
Co. D. - Wounded, Corp. Simeon A. Holden.
Barker's Mills (Coal Harbor), June 2.
Field and Staff. - Killed, Chaplain George W. Bartlett. Co. B. - Wounded, Sergt. Austin McCobb.
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CASUALTIES IN 1864.
Co. G. - Wounded, Private William O. Howes.
Co. H. - Wounded, Private William A. Young (died).
Co. L. - Wounded, Private Rufus M. Dunsmore.
Total, one killed; four wounded, of whom one died.
June 5.
Co. D. - Wounded, Sergt. William B. Grant.
June [9.
Co. D. - Wounded, Sergt. Charles H. Bell, Jr.
While Foraging, June 10.
Co. G. - Prisoners, Corp. Alonzo B. Luce, Private Albert J. Roberts.
Trevillian Station, June 11.
Co. B. - Wounded, Sergt. Melville B. Cook, Corp. George A. Messer, Pri- vates Joseph Rose, Thomas A. Trask.
June 19.
Co. D. - Wounded, Privates Hugh McCurdy, Joseph Rivers.
Black Creek, June 21.
Co. F. - Killed, Corp. John H. Merrill; wounded, Private George W. Whit- comb.
Co. G. - Wounded. Private Charles W. Jordan.
Co. H. - Wounded. Sergt. Aaron F. Bickford.
Co. L. - Wounded, Private Marcellus P. Lovejoy.
Total, one killed, four wounded.
Near Petersburg, June 22.
Co. L. - Wounded, Private Augustus L. Ordway.
St. Mary's Church, June 24.
Field and Staff. - Wounded. Col. Charles HI. Smith, Lieut. Col. Jonathan P. Cilley, Maj. Benjamin F. Tucker.
Co. B. - Wounded. Farrier Fenelon M. Fales (died) : wounded and prisoner. Private Burnham C. Sleeper: prisoners, Corp. John W. Leighton. Pri- vates George S. Ames. Elbridge H. Bradstreet (died), Chandler J. Webb. Israel R. D. Woodard (died).
Co. C. - Prisoners, Privates John Ford (died), Mulford B. Reynolds, Anson J. Robinson.
Co. D. - Killed. Sergt. John H. Daggett, Private Hiram Williams; wounded. Capt. William Montgomery, Lieut. Albert R. JJohnson, Private Alexan- der Falkner: wounded and prisoner, Private James E. Dow: prisoner. Private Jolm Brown.
Co. E. - Killed, Capt. Oseo A. Ellis: wounded. Capt. George W. Hussey: prisoner, Corp. George A. Russell (died).
Co. F. - Killed, Capt. Walstein Phillips, Corp. Lewis Merrill: wounded, Private Alonzo D. Miller.
Co. G. - Wounded. Private Charles W. Jordan: wounded and prisoner. Pri- vate Riley L. Jones.
Co. H. - Killed, Privates Henry H. Hurd, William N. Lewis. David W. Rhodes: wounded. Privates James Canwell, Llewellyn Copeland. Edward HI. Doane, George F. Douglass. William R. Dykes (died), John H. Gar- nett, Benjamin F. Leighton, Franklin P. Whitney.
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FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.
Co. I. - Wounded, Privates Irving C. Dennett, James A. Rice; prisoner, Private Leland F. Davis.
Co. K. - Killed. Corp. Louira K. Broad, Privates William Blaisdell, George S. Fowles, Charles Welch; wounded. Privates Arthur Downey, William Lang; prisoner. Private George E. Alexander.
Co. L .- Killed. Private Jason F. Harris: wounded, Private Hosea P. Ripley prisoners. Capt. John P. Carson. Lieut. Charles O. Gordon. Sergt. Free- land L. Holman (died), Corp. Edmund B. Clayton (died); Private Solo- mon H. Odell.
Co. M. - Prisoners, Lieut. Charles K. Jolinson (died), Corp. Ebenezer P. Davis (died).
Total, thirteen killed; twenty-three wounded, of whom two died; three wounded and prisoners; nineteen prisoners, of whom eight died.
Near Gurley Farm, June 25.
Co. L. - Killed, Sergt. Walter S. Snell.
June 28.
Co. D. - Wounded, Private Theodore J. Batchelder.
Prince George Court House, June 29.
Co. F. - Prisoner, Private Joseph T. Darling.
July 1.
Co. D. - Wounded, Bugler David Curran.
While Serving as Scout, July 11.
Co. G. - Wounded, Private Israel M. Hatel.
On Picket, near Gurley House, July 15. Co. G. - Prisoner, Private James Burns.
Malvern Hill, July 28 and 29.
Co. A. - Wounded, Private George M. Gray.
Co. B. - Wounded, Saddler Martin Carr.
Co. H. - Wounded, Corp. James HI. Harlow, Privates George II. Rich. Leonard Stone.
Co. I. - Wounded, Corp. George P. Beal.
Total, six wounded.
On Detached Duty, Shenandoah Valley, July.
Co. I. - Prisoner, Sergt. Charles C. Goodwin.
Aug. 3.
Co. D. - Wounded, Private Leander Lane.
On Picket, Aug. 9.
Co. B. - Wounded, Private Daniel R. Langpher (died).
Berryville, on Detached Duty, Aug. 14. Co. G. - Killed, Private Jamies W. Bray.
White Tavern, Aug. 15.
Co. I. - Wounded, Corp. George O. Hannaford.
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CASUALTIES IN 1864.
Deep Bottom, Aug. 16.
Co. A. - Wounded, Corp. William H. Cleaveland; prisoner, Private Thomas E. Whitney (died).
Co. B. - Wounded, Sergts. Aurelius Parker, Charles A. McIntyre, Albert Baker, Private Charles H. Cobb.
Co. D. - Wounded. Sergt. Nathan B. Webb. Corp. Lyman P. Leighton, Far- rier Jonathan P. Moulton, Privates Andrew Felix, Christopher C. Rowe. Co. E. - Killed, Sergt. Ansel Smith; wounded, Privates Hiram E. Burgess, Wilbur J. Stevens.
Co. F. - Wounded, Private George E. Blackington.
Co. G .- Killed. Sergt. Lucius M. Robinson, Private William S. McClanning; wounded, Capt. Isaac G. Virgin, Sergt. Edward P. Tobie, Jr., Bugler William Maloon.
Co. H. - Wounded, Private Phineas P. Steward.
Co. K. - Killed, Corp. John D. Thompson; wounded, Corp. John S. Blake, Privates John Belony, Oliver Devine.
Co. L. - Wounded, Corp. Beniah W. Pratt.
Co. M. - Wounded, Sergt. Franklin Prescott.
Total, four killed, twenty-two wounded; one prisoner, who died.
Aug. 17.
Co. D. - Wounded, Private James Ripley.
Charles City Cross-Roads, Aug. 18.
Co. H. - Wounded, Sergt. Henry W. Boston (died).
Co. I. - Killed, Privates Benjamin F. Barnes, Samuel H. Murphy.
On Detached Duty (Harper's Ferry), Aug. 23. Co. H. - Killed, Private Luther L. Heal.
Reams' Station, Aug. 23, 24, 25.
Field and Staff. - Wounded, Col. Charles H. Smith.
Co. C. - Killed, Private Jerome Ridley, Jr.
Co. D. - Wounded, Bugler Joseph Merriam, Private James O. Clark.
Co. E. - Wounded, Privates James Donnelly, Francis Ingraham.
Co. G. - Killed, Privates Samuel Levensellar, George E. Reed; wounded, Private Lebalister Black.
Co. H. - Prisoner, Private William H. Coan.
Total, three killed, six wounded, one prisoner.
August.
Co. M. - Wounded, Sergt. Erving T. Curtis.
Stony Creek, Sept. 16.
Co. L. - Wounded, Private Augustus D. Brown.
Co. M. - Wounded, Private Osear F. A. Green.
Wyatt Farm, Sept. 29.
Co. II. - Killed, Private William E. Foster; wounded, Capt. Henry C. Hall. Co. K. - Prisoner, Sergt. Winsor B. Smith.
Vaughan Road, Oct. 1. Co. II. - Wounded, Private Alfred L. Hilton.
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FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.
Boydton Plank Road, Oct. 27.
Co. A. - Wounded, Corp. Benjamin F. Young, Private Samuel M. Bragg.
Co. B. - Wounded. Sergt. Austin MeCobb. Corps. Thomas Moore. Henri J. Haskell, Privates Alexander Benner. Jason C. Davis, Orrin W. Gooch. Orrin M. Harrington. Benjamin F. Rider, Joseph T. Stockbridge: pris- oner, Private Peter R. Thorndike.
Co. C. - Killed, Private John Leroy Fales: wounded. Corps. William H. Hoxie, Aaron L. Morrison (died). Private Charles E. Mayberry; prison- ers, Privates Aaron Johnson, Franklin Spencer.
Co. D. - Wounded, Corp. Oscar L. Bean, Privates David E. Bird, John H. Dow, John Dunan.
Co. E. - Killed. Lieut. Winfield S. Collins, Sergt. Oscar Richardson. Corp. Albert E. Knight: wounded. Sergt. Frank W. Green, Corps. Hanson Hutchings, Jr., Albert Gardiner, Privates Samuel S. Chase, Benjamin Warren (died): prisoner. Private Benjamin F. Folsom.
Co. F. - Wounded. Private Ethelbert Wentworth (died); prisoners, Privates Benjamin A. Manter, Walter Sylvester.
Co. G. - Killed, Privates Gustavus K. Estes. Madison Libby; wounded. Lieut. Sylvanus R. Jackson. Sergt. William W. Small, Privates Henry L. Farrington, William Jacobs, Rodney Jones. Albert J. Roberts; pris- oners, Privates Albert P. Friend, Ora F. Severance.
Co. H. - Wounded, Lieut. Joseph W. Lee, Sergt. Samuel L. Buzzell (died). John'F. Robinson. Daniel M. Foster.
Co. I. - Wounded. Capt. Paul Chadbourne, Sergt. John M. Dodge, Corp. Eli S. Waterhouse, Privates Walter Allen. Francis Brooks, John G. Cummings, James 1. Rice (died), Rufus A. Smith, James V. Wood.
Co. K. - Killed. Privates George C. Besse, Hezekiah F. Harris, Charles Lang. Robert Lang, William Staples: wounded. Sergt. Josiah Gatchell. Pri- vates Edward K. Chapman, Otis M. Churchill, Peter Como, Francis Hart.
Co. L. - Wounded, Corp. George A. Shay, Privates Francis J. Folsom. Asa S. Gould, Charles H. Johnston, Henry G. Reynolds; prisoner, Sergt. Justin S. Nevens.
Co. M. - Wounded. Sergt. Jolm W. Rogers, Privates Samuel F. Harris. Gil- bert A. Hooper. William Ryan. Robert T. Thomas. John P. Thompson. William G. Towle, George Traey; prisoner, Private Henry P. Shoney (died).
Total, eleven killed: sixty-one wounded, of whom five died; ten pris- oners, of whom one died.
Bellefield Raid, Dec. 10.
Co. C. - Wounded, Private Patrick F. Shevlin. Co. K. - Wounded, Sergt. Edward B. Herbert (died).
On Detached Duty.
Co. B. - Wounded. Lieut. Frank M. Cutler. Co. C. - Wounded, Capt. Addison P. Russell (died).
Time and Place Unknown.
Co. C. - Prisoner. Private Jeseph A. Clark (died).
Co. D. - Prisoner, Corp. Joseph H. Lawrence.
Co. E. - Prisoner. Private Henry A. Luce.
Co. F. - Prisoner. Private Asa V. Cross. Co. M. - Wounded, Privates Francis Dushane, Seth HI. Weymouth, (lied: prisoners, Corp. Augustus A. Graves, Privates George W. Gregory, Edward E. Smith.
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CASUALTIES IN 1864.
By Accident.
Co. F. - Killed, Lieut. William Harris, May 17; Private Samuel M. Corliss. Oct. 12.
Co. G. - Killed, Henry Bates. Feb. 1.
Co. I. - Wounded, Corp. Leonard K. Fales, March 24; Private Edward F. Chapman, May 14; Private Frank Cleaves, June 4; Private Samuel A. Nutter, June.
Total, three killed, four wounded.
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FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.
FIRST D. C. CAVALRY.
Near Petersburg, June 10.
Co. H. - Wounded, Lieut. James Maguire.
Petersburg, June 15, 16.
Co. E. - Wounded, Private Thomas L. Harris.
Co. F. - Killed, Private Moses T. Jackson; wounded, Sergt. John F. Dolli- ver, Corp. Austin B. White, Privates Jolin S. Keiser, John Page, Elisha A. Webster.
Total, one killed, six wounded.
Wilson's Raid, June 24-29.
Field and Staff. - Wounded, Maj. Daniel S. Curtis.
Co. A. - Wounded, Private Lee Lane (died); wounded and prisoner. Pri- vates Clement W. Coombs, William Gumty; prisoners, Corp. Rufus S. Starbird, Privates James S. Gray. (died). James R. Hussey (died). Miles Jackson (died). Richard F. Pendleton, Sylvester Stewart, Frederic M. Veazie (died), William H. Viles (died).
Co. C. - Wounded and prisoner, Capt. Andrew M. Benson.
Co. E. - Prisoner, Corps. Gorham A. Folsom. Joseph C. Hill, Privates John Coyle, John Jones, Charles McDuffie, Joseph Montgomery.
Co. F. - Wounded. Sergt. Otis W. Whitcomb, Privates Ira B. Harvey, Wil- liam H. H. Nickerson.
Co. G. - Killed, Privates Jeremiah Bowhan. Dennis O'Brien: wounded and prisoner, Capt. Charles T. Chase: prisoners, Privates Theodore Clarke (died), Joseph P. Emmons (died), Henry A. Hamlin (died), Timothy P. Humphrey, William H. Kennedy (died), Benjamin F. Leighton, Charles F. Nichols, Mitchell R. Nobriga, Thomas J. Pollard (died), William H. Stanhope (died).
Co. H. - Killed, Private Henry S. Floyd; wounded, Sergt. Daniel H. Gil- man; wounded and prisoner. Privates William E. Bailey, Henry A. Buck (died). Albert A. Burleigh; prisoners. Lieut. James Maguire. Corp. Abiathar R. Kendall (died), Private Thomas J. Aderton (died).
Co. I. - Killed, Private James M. Woodman; prisoner, Private Elisha E. Cunliffe.
Co. K. - Wounded. Sergts. William N. Higgins, Ozro F. Walker, Corp. Jon- atlan Nash; wounded and prisoner, Private Freeman II. Butterfield. George A. Gore; prisoner, Private Lawrence P. Hooper.
Total, four killed; nine wounded. of whom one died: nine wounded and prisoners, of whom one died; twenty-nine prisoners, of whom thirteen died.
Reams' Station, July 2.
Co. I. - Prisoner, Private John Kellen, Jr. (died).
Reams' Station, Aug. 21-26.
Co. A. - Killed. Corp. Asa Merrill; wounded, Private James M. Toothaker. Co. C. - Wounded and prisoner, Lieut. William S. Farwell.
Co. E. - Wounded and prisoner, Private John G. Elliott; prisoners, Sergt. Alfred H. Whittemore (died), Jacob P. Foss.
Co. F. - Wounded. Private Preston Bennett.
Co. G. - Killed, Saddler Jeremiah 1. Estes.
Co. H. - Wounded, Privates William H. Harriman, Perley Lowe.
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CASUALTIES IN THE FIRST D. C.
Co. I. - Wounded. Corp. George E. Closson, Privates Albert HI. King, Mar- cellus Wells: prisoners, George W. Gipson, Privates Alonzo D. Morgan, George A. Royal.
Co. K. - Wounded and prisoner, Sergt. Benjamin A. Welch (died).
Co. M. - Prisoner, Private Sanford J. Reed.
Total, two killed, seven wounded: three wounded and prisoners, of whom one died; six prisoners, of whom one died.
Sept. 1 and 2.
Co. I. - Prisoners, Sergt. William B. Davis, Private Thomas Griffin.
Scouting near Sycamore Church, Sept. 3.
Co. G. - Killed, Sergt. Chas. H. Wallace; wounded, Private John White- knact; wounded and prisoner, Private John H. Johnson.
Bermuda Hundreds, Sept. 10.
Co. A. - Wounded, Bugler Charles A. F. Emery.
On Picket, Sept. 12.
Co. G. - Prisoner, Private William II. Mayo.
Sycamore Church, Sept. 16.
Field and Staff. - Prisoner, Major Joel W. Cloudman.
Co. A. - Killed, Lieut. Vincent Mountfort; prisoners, Lient. Leander M. Comins, Privates Frederick K. Allen (died), Heman B. Carter (died). Octavius A. Davis (died), Charles A. French, Moses H. Gullifer, John Mealler, Albert P. Monroe (died), John Potter (died). Charles E. Ray- mond (died). Wesley K. Scott (died). John C. Steele, Samuel Thorn (died),. Robert H. White. Henry C. Whitney.
Co. B. - Prisoners. Lieut. Henry D. Fuller, Privates Anson Pettingill, Charles E. Philbrick (died), Alvin E. Plummer, Clement P. Plummer (died), Samuel Plummer (died).
Co. C. - Wounded, Private John F. Burton; prisoners. George R. Cameron. John C. Cummings (died just after release).
Co .- D. - Prisoners, Capt. William S. Howe, Lieut. Edward P. Merrill.
Co. E. - Wounded and prisoner. Private Raymond Lincoln: prisoners, Sad- dler Augustus Marks (died), Private Cyrus F. Barrett (died), Patrick Brennan (died), James H. Meserve (died), Elijah Morrill (died).
Co. F. - Prisoners. Sergts. George F. Hamilton, Panl F. R. Clark. Charles C. Smiley (died), Corp. Daniel R. MeKenney (died), Bugler George L. Pease (died), Privates Orison W. Cole, Stephen Davis (hed), John Getchell, Edwin Hill, George W. Jackson. David Lawrence, James MeCorrison. Jr., James N. Prescott, Sanford F. Simpson (died), Alton D. Spratt (died), Horace V. Whitcomb.
Co. G. - Killed. Corp. Charles H. Gibson, Private Nathaniel Eaton; wounded and prisoner. Private Leonard C. Small (died); prisoners, Sergt. Thompson Neal (died), Corps. Alphonso Pierce (died), William E. Smith (died), John Tibbetts, Privates James B. Cushing (died). Calvin Dearborn, Charles G. Jackman, JJohn MeDonald, Jr., Eugene C. Moffitt, Francis E. Robinson (died), Nathaniel Sutherland (died), Gancello Willis.
Co. HI. - Prisoners. Corps. Albert A. Pierce (died), Benjamin H. Turner (died). Bugler Rowland B. Pomroy (died). Privates Llewellyn F. Biek- more (died), Samuel E. Coombs (died), Kilburn Cowan. Charles D. Day (died). Albion K. P. Dow (died), Mansell W. Farr, Joseph W. Fletcher. Henry Hart, Frederick Holt, Rufus E. Jewett, David R. Lane ((lied).
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FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.
Co. I. - Prisoners, Sergts. George Vinal (died), Walter D. Daniels (died), Pri- vates Hollis Howard, Peter Jennings, Joseph MeKenney. Charles II. Moore, George Morrill, Jolm B. Parry, Frank A. Partridge (died), George B. Stearns (died).
Co. K. - Wounded and prisoners, Corp. Jonathan Nashi (died), Private Ephraim B. Darnaby (died): prisoners, Sergts. William J. Butterfickl. Ozro F. Walker, Corps. James A. Murphy (died), John HI. L. Chick (died), Bugler Almon J. D. Jacobs (died soon after release). Farrier Edward R. Woods (died soon after release), Privates Burnis R. Bean. George Cobb (died), Albion Collins (died), Granger C. Crafts (died). David Crosby, Luther Davis (died), Samuel B. Elliott (died), Daniel >. Fitzgerald. George C. Getchell (died), Jesse L. Gilpatrick (died). Holli- Harlow (died). Michael Hayes (died), Albert M. Jackson (died), Charles E. Kingsley (died), Jesse Lombard, Dennis H. Merrill (died).
Co. L. - Prisoner. Corp. Ambrose P. Melvin (died).
Co. M. - Prisoners, Sergts. Jeremiah S. Douglass, Frank H. Wood. Corp. Edward E. Chase, Privates George W. Penley, David L. Stetson, George Tarbox.
Total, three killed, one wounded; four wounded and prisoners. of whom three died; one hundred and twelve prisoners, of whom fifty-five died.
Date and Place Unknown.
Co. A. - Prisoners, Sergts. Richard Webb, Purrington Dresser. Corp. Staf- ford B. Jones. Privates James Fuller. Eleazer Jordan. Charles W. Pick- ering (died), Edward E. Proctor, Daniel O. Walton (died).
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