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2nd Infantry (CSA) Casualties
A list of casualties, Cold Harbor, VA, June 1864:

COMPANY A.—

KILLED—
Privates William H. Hollyday, Henry C. Owens.

WOUNDED — Alexander Fulton, mortally; Thomas O'Brien, severely; Frederick
Hoerster, slightly; William Hoffman, severely; John C. Henry, slightly; Thomas
D. Harrison.

COMPANY B.—

WOUNDED — First Lieutenant John H. Stone, severely; Privates James R. Herbert,
severely; Rinaldo J. Moran, slightly; A. W. Neale, slightly.

COMPANY C.—

WOUNDED — Second Lieutenant Thomas H. Tolson, severely; Privates William H.
Clagett, severely; C. S. Ford, severely; Henry Loughran, slightly; R. B. Willis,
severely.

COMPANY D.—

KILLED — Private James Hurley.

WOUNDED — Second Lieutenant S. Thomas McCullough, severely; First Sergeant
Thomas C. Butler, severely; Abram Phillips, severely.

COMPANY E.—

KILLED — Private Charles E. Byus.

WOUNDED — Captain John W. Torsch, severely; First Sergeant Samuel Kirk,
severely; Privates Levi G. Dawson, slightly; William Wilkinson, mortally; Joseph
Smith, slightly.

COMPANY F.-
KILLED— Lemuel Dunamgton.

WOUNDED- Captain H. A. Gwynne, slightly; Sergeant R. F. Muirhead severely;
Privates Andrew Cretin, slightly; Hilary Cretin, slightly; Bernard Dooley,
slightly; Alexis V. Keepers, slightly.

COMPANY G-
KILLED — William S. Reed.

WOUNDED- Private Michael Hines.

COMPANY H.—
WOUNDED — Maurice Ward, severely; William Hardy, slightly.


Additional Comments:

Extracted from:

THE MARYLAND LINE IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.
1861-1865.
BY
W. W. GOLDSBOROUGH.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MARYLAND LINE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS' HOME,
PIKESVILLE, MARYLAND, UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE
ASSOCIATION OF THE MARYLAND LINE.
1900.

PRESS OF GUGGENHEIMER, WEIL & CO.
BALTIMORE, MD.




NOTE.
The article on the Second Maryland Cavalry is contributed by Gen. Bradley T.
Johnson, 
and that on the Third Maryland Artillery by Capt. W. L. Ritter.


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