Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-08
The Losses OF the 2Ist Regiment in the
Battle of Sept. Isf.

VI ScPt. ISL
The correspondent of the Boston journal,
with Gen. Burnside's division, gives the fol-
lowing carefully prepared list of the casualties
in the 2lst regiment-the first that has been
received. On Saturday, 30th ult., three pri-
Yates of Co. F,-Daniel Buckley of Worces-
ter, Jeremiah Harrington of Webster, and
Albert Knight of Charlton,-were wounded
and surgeon Calvin Cutter, acting division
surgeon, was taken prisoner, but was subse-
quently released. In the engagement near
Chantilly, Monday night, the following cas-
ualties occurred =
KLLED.-Co. A, Edwin Gerrish of Orange;
Co. d. Calvin e. Tolman of Fitchburg; Co.
(, James Z. Burke of Lancaster.
WoUNDED.-Co. A, sergeant Augustus Up
ton of Templeton; Edison n Ray of Gardner,
who was also wounded at Roanoke on the Sth
Of February.
Co. B, sergeant Stephen McCabe of Bos-
ton; corporals George n. Fletcher Of Stat
ford, and Maurice Farrell of Holyoke; James
Bell of Leicester, William Cohen of Clinton
James Cane of New Canaan, Patrick Fenton
of Milford, Charles H. Goodrich of Stafford,
Patrick Mahoney Of Springfield, II. NJ Smith
and Patrick Mehan of Clinton
Co. e, corporal Stephen L. Robbins, Thos.
Spence, William Carter, Dennis Fogerty, ,Jo-
seph Fitzgerald, all of Worcester; Joseph H.
Wheeler of Spencer, Albert Saunders of
Southbridge, William McGrath of Cherry
Valley, Patrick Doherty of Millbury, Martin
d. Leach and Geo. H. Cotton of Spencer.
Co. d, captain Ira j. Kelton of Holden,
lieutenant Henry A. Beckwith of Fitchburg,
corporal Frank w. Weeks of Mortified.
Elias j. Kempton of Fitchburg, also wounded
at Roanoke Island, Edward Donahoe of Shir-
ley, VIM. R. Grover of Lunenburg, Harring-
ton w. Saunders of Shirley, Orlando Bigelow
Of Vermont, and Edward A. Howe of Graf
ton.
Co. E, VIM. A. Bowers of Bolton, Edwin
Goodwin Of Marlboro, Louis Moutte of New
Haven, Charles Hosmer, Rufus Converse of
Wales, VIM. l.. Fox of Lancaster, Leonard
M. Wheeler of West Boylston, Edward Ter
rell of Millbury, Edward Shehan of Green
field.
Co. f, Corp. Patrick Sullivan of Deerfeld
Jeremiah Clifford of Worcester Marcus Low
ering, Frederic Debois Of Webster, Horatio
McGinness of Auburn, John McRobie, John
McCue and Andrew McCue of Worcester
90. q, Geo. L. Cheney of Holden, Henry
Z. Perkins Of Fitzwilliam, Geo. w. Lawrence
of Ashburnham, Theo, A. Holden of Gardner,
Orange S. Cook of Reading, Samuel Young
OF Petersham, James Hare of Ashburnhaln,
Solomon Blanchard of Blackstone, and Chas.
X. Crafts of Whately.
Co. II, captain John d. Frazer of Hol-
yoke, Charles H. Murdoch of Palmer, Fred
). Russell of Hadley, Thomas Shea of Chic
opee, Aenos Tolman, +. S. Fairbanks of Hol-
YOKE, VIM. II. Simpson of Randolph, and c.
ii. Greenlealf of Southbridge.
co. l, Samuel e. Donovan of Pittsfeld.
John Il. Clatiin of Lee, Patrick Brobstone.
Hiram Croker of Lebanon, John b. Cour-
tour of North Adams, Samuel P Whipple of
Pittsfeld, and George Lumley of Lee
Co. X, Harding Witt of Dana, VIM. A.
Henry of Worcester, VIM. Jerdone of New
Braintree, Geo. f. Lawrence, John d. Too.
ley of Barre, Harrison d. Bliss of New Sa-
lem, and Emory G. Wetherly, drummer
Col. VIM. S. Clark and Major George p
Hawkes., who were at first reported killed
have returned to Washington unframed.
Lieut.. Col. Joseph Rice is supposed to have
been killed. We received on Saturday the
following satisfactory despatch from Hon. p.
Emory Aldrich, in relation to the two officers
first named -
WASHINGTON, Sept. Cool. Clark and
Maj. Hawkes., of the 2lst Massachusetts ro1r;
ment are safe. have seen and conyersed
with them both. Lieut.. Col. Rice was killed
on Monday.
The following were supposed to be still
prisoners in the hands of the enemy
Co. A-Geo. w. Bradish of Winchendon.
Co. B-Wm. II. Decker of Huntington Lo.
ring j.. Hawkins Of Hatfield, Maurice /
O'Connor Of Boston, George Warmer. An.
thony Hoben, and Martin Sheridan Of Spring
field.
Co. C-Lieut Fred. A. Bemis Of Spencer
sergeant Samuel A. Coburn of Quincy, cor
pora Henry S. Edgerton of Sturbridge, Fran
els Bullard, Barney McNulty Of Clappyille
Job S. Booth and Asa j. Warren of Worces
ter.
Co. D-Leut. George c. Parker, Ira B
Goodrich Israel Cummings, Charles NJ. Whit
ney and John Delaney of Fitchburg, John ID