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The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], Good advice to the Irish. (search)
unhurt. Company D--Lt E D Robinson, unhurt; Lt R C Campball, unhurt; Corporal J H Barch, unhurt; R D Parry, unhurt; L L Littlepage, do; J E, Wilson, unhurt. Company E--Capt B L Farenboft, unhurt; Lt Wm H Bray, leg amputated; Color-bearer L B Blackman, severely wounded in the breast. Company H--Capt J L Letane, unhurt; Lt Wm H Burruss, died of wounds 9th July; Lt J J Sale, unhurt; Ord'y Sergeant B B Graves, killed; Sargeant M G Campbell, unhurt;--Hemmonds, do; J Kesler, do; R S Lewis, do; G E Mitchell wounded in shoulder; W H Poyner, killed; G. P Tuck, unhurt; Wm J Gary, unhurt. Company I--Lt J W Whitehead, wounded in leg; private J T C Glass, unhurt. In the "old barracks" there were said to be about sixty six of this regiment, whose condition was not known. In the hospitals at Gettysburg and Baltimore some of the wounded were left who had not been removed to Fort Delaware. Between the 15th and 18th of July the officers were sent from the fort to Sandusky, Oh