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Appendix B. Return of Casualties in the Union forces, Major-General John Pope commanding, at the battle of Cedar Mountain, Va., August 9, 1862. Compiled from nominal lists of Casualties, returns, etc.

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Command.	Killed.		Wounded.		Captured or Missing.		Aggregate.	Remarks.
Command.		Officers.	Enlisted Men.	Officers.	Enlisted Men.	Officers.	Aggregate.	Remarks.	Enlisted Men.
General Escort:
1st Ohio cavalry, companies
A and C.						2	2
Second Army Corps, Maj.-Gen. N. P. Banks.
Escort:
1st Mich. cav. (detachment)		4		2		3	9
6th N. Y. cav. (detachment)		1					1
1st W. Va. cav. (detachment)				3		3	6
Total escort		5		5		6	16
First Division
Brig.-Gen. A. S. Williams.
Staf						1	1
First Brigade, Brig.-Gen. S. W. Crawford.
5th Connecticut	3	18	8	63	2	143	237
10th Maine	2	22	6	140	1	3	173
28th New York	1	20	6	73	10	103	213
46th Pennsylvania	3	28	8	94	7	104	244
Total First Brigade	9	88	27	370	20	353	867
Third Brigade, Brig.-Gen. George H. Gordon.
2d Massachusetts	5	35	6	87	3	37	173
Zouaves d'afrique (Collis Co.）	2	3	1	7	13
27th Indiana	1	14	1	28	1	6	50
3d Wisconsin	1	16	4	62	1	24	108
Total Third Brigade	7	67	11	180	6	73	344
Total First Division	16	155	38	550	27	426	1212
Second Division,
（1) Brig.-Gen. C. C. Augur, (wounded.)
（2) Brig.-Gen. Henry Prince, (captured.)
（3) Brig.-Gen. Geo. S. Greene.
Staff			1		2		3
First Brigade,
（1) Brig..Gen. John W. Geary (wounded.),
（2) Col. Charles Candy
Staff			1				1
5th Ohio		14	11	98		4	122
7th Ohio	3	28	7	142		2	182
29th Ohio		6	6	44		10	66
66th Ohio		10	4	77	1	2	94
Total First Brigade	3	58	29	356	1	18	465
Second Brigade,
（1) Brig.-Gen. Henry Prince
（2) Col. David P. De Witt
Staff	2		1				3
3d Maryland	1	11	3	39	1	15	70
102d New York	1	14	8	77	1	14	115
109th Pennsylvania		14	3	69	2	26	114
111th Pennsylvania		7		74	1	8	90
8th and 12th U. S. Inf. Bat		8	6	81	1	14	60
Total Second Brigade	4	64	21	290	6	77	452
Third Brigade,
Brig.-Gen. George S. Greene
1st District of Columbia			1	2		1	4
78th New York					1	21	22
Total Third Brigade			1	2	1	22	26
Total Second Division	7	112	52	648	10	117	946
Artillery
Maine L. A., 4th Battery		1		6		1	8
Maine L. A., 6th Battery		4		9		5	18
1st New York L. A., Battery K								No loss reported
1st New York L. A., Battery L								No loss reported
1st New York L. A, Battery M								No loss reported
2d New York L. A., Battery L			1				1
New York L. A, 10th Battery								No loss reported
Pennsylvania L. A., Battery E		1	1	6			8
4th U. S. A., Battery F		1		4			5
Total Artillery		7	2	25		6	40
Total Second Army Corps	23	279	92	1228	87	557	2216
Third Army Corps
Maj.-Gen. Irvin A. McDowell
Second Division,
Brig.-Gen. James B. Ricketts
First Brigade,
Brig.-Gen. Abram Duryea
97th New York				1			1
104th New York								No loss reported
105th New York			1	7			8
107th Pennsylvania				3		1	4
Total First Brigade			1	11		1	13
Second Brigade.
Brig.-Gen. Z. B. Tower.
26th New York								No loss reported
94th New York								No loss reported
88th Pennsylvania				1			1
90th Pennsylvania								No loss reported
Total Second Brigade				1			1
Brig.-Gen. G. L. Hartsuf.
12th Massachusetts	1		1	6		2	10
13th Massachusetts								No loss reported
83d New York		1		1			2
11th Pennsylvania				3		2	5
Total Third Brigade	1	1	1	10		4	17
Fourth Brigade.
Col. S. C. Carroll.
Staff			1				1
7th Indiana			2	41			43
84th Pennsylvania			1	8		7	16
110th Pennsylvania						5	5
1st West Virginia				1		3	4
Total Fourth Brigade			4	50		15	69
Artillery.
Maine Light Artillery, 2d Battery (B)				2			2
Maine Light Artillery, 6th Battery (E)								No loss reported.
1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery F								No loss reported.
Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery C								No loss reported.
Total Artillery				2			2
Total Second Division	1	1	6	74		20	102
Cavalry Brigade.
Brig.-Gen. G. D. Bayard.
1st Maine				2			2
1st New Jersey	1	1	2	12			16
1st Pennsylvania	1	4	2	23		4	34
1st Rhode Island		3		4		2	61
Total Cavalry Brigade	3	9	10	115		26	163
Total Third Army Corps
Recapitulation.
Gen. Pope's Escort						2	2
Second Army Corps	23	279	92	1228	37	557	2216
Third Army Corps	3	9	10	115		26	163
Total	26	288	102	1343	37	585	2381

James R. Osgood and Company, 1883.

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Appendix B. Return of Casualties in the Union forces, Major-General John Pope commanding, at the battle of Cedar Mountain, Va., August 9, 1862. Compiled from nominal lists of Casualties, returns, etc.