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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 97 (search)
Pennsylvania regiment: Killed. Capt. Charles Parker, company H. Private M. Stevens, company K. Wounded. R. McClellan, company A, shot through the lung; dangerous. U. Wenrich, company A, shot in the right lung; dangerous. D. Shearer, company A, three buckshot in head, breast, and arm. Corp. G. C. Flafmeisher, company B, shot in right lung; dangerous. J. Isle, company B, accidentally wounded by a bayonet. C. M. Sherling, company D, shot in the loin; dangerous. E. S. Wood, company G, shot in the arm. J. Denishon, company G, shot in the thigh. A. Chrisler, company I, shot through the shoulder. The name of the wounded prisoner in our hands is G. Hughes, of the Rutledge Mounted Rifles, shot through the arm and wounded in the back. The loss of Capt. Parker is universally lamented throughout the brigade. He was in the three months service, but reenlisted, together with his entire company, at the expiration of his term of service. Modest and unassu
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 132 (search)
Pennsylvania regiment: Killed. Capt. Charles Parker, company H. Private M. Stevens, company K. Wounded. R. McClellan, company A, shot through the lung; dangerous. U. Wenrich, company A, shot in the right lung; dangerous. D. Shearer, company A, three buckshot in head, breast, and arm. Corp. G. C. Flafmeisher, company B, shot in right lung; dangerous. J. Isle, company B, accidentally wounded by a bayonet. C. M. Sherling, company D, shot in the loin; dangerous. E. S. Wood, company G, shot in the arm. J. Denishon, company G, shot in the thigh. A. Chrisler, company I, shot through the shoulder. The name of the wounded prisoner in our hands is G. Hughes, of the Rutledge Mounted Rifles, shot through the arm and wounded in the back. The loss of Capt. Parker is universally lamented throughout the brigade. He was in the three months service, but reenlisted, together with his entire company, at the expiration of his term of service. Modest and unassu