Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4., Addenda by the Editor., page 670

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Officers killed or mortally wounded.

Illinois.

Major Douglas R. Bushnell	13th Infantry.
Captain Walter Blanchard	13th Infantry.
Lieutenant David M. Richards	25th Infantry.
Lieutenant Herbert Weyman	27th Infantry.
Lieutenant Hugh M. Love	27th Infantry.
Lieutenant Sidney M. Abbott	36th Infantry.
Lieutenant Jacob Y. Elliott	42d Infantry.
Lieutenant Alfred O. Johnson	42d Infantry.
Lieutenant George C. Smith	42d Infantry.
Captain Carl R. Harnisch	44th Infantry.
Captain George L. Bellows	51st Infantry.
Lieutenant Joshua M. Fields	56th Infantry.
Lieutenant Charles H. Lane	88th Infantry.
Lieutenant Henry L. Bingham	88th Infantry.
Captain Henry L. Rowell	89th Infantry.
Lieutenant Erastus O. Young	89th Infantry.
Colonel Timothy O'Meara	90th Infantry.
Lieutenant James Conway	90th
Colonel Holden Putnam	93d Infantry.
Captain William Walsh	103d Infantry.
Lieutenant Orin S. Davison	104th Infantry.

Indiana.

Captain Frank P. Strader	6th Infantry.
Captain Frank II. Aveline	12th Infantry.
Captain Hezekiah Beeson	12th Infantry.
Captain John F. Monroe	15th Infantry.
Lieutenant William D. Sering	15th Infantry.
Lieutenant-colonel Jacob Glass	32d Infantry.
Lieutenant James M. Hanna	40th Infantry.
Lieutenant John Reese	68th Infantry.
Captain Francis M. Bryant	75th Infantry.
Captain William M. Southard	86th Infantry.
Lieutenant Burr Russell	87th Infantry.
Captain James H. Steele	88th Infantry.
Lieutenant Daniel Little	88th Infantry.
Captain James M. Harland	100th Infantry.
Lieutenant Henry T. Waterman	101st Infantry.

Iowa.

Lieutenant Thomas H. Cramer	4th Infantry.
Lieutenant Charles S. Miller	5th Infantry.
Captain Robert Allison	6th Infantry.
Lieutenant George H. Conant	10th Infantry.
Lieutenant Isaac Sexton	10th Infantry.
Captain Luther F. McNeal	17th Infantry.
Captain John L. Steele	26th Infantry.

Kentucky.

Lieutenant Gavine D. Hunt	3d Infantry.
Captain John P. Hurley	5th Infantry.
Captain Upton Wilson	5th Infantry.
Lieutenant William S. Barton	9th Infantry.

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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4.
Henry Coppee , LL.D., Ed.

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Henry Coppee , LL.D., Ed.