Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-17
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

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The list of killed and wounded in the battle
OF Roanoke Island, published Saturday after
noon, was taken from letter in the New
York Times. In the New York evening pa
pers, it was copied from the Times directly
Others received it, not with entire accuracy, by
telegraph. We copy from the Times all the
names on its list OF killed, nineteen in number,
and all the names of wounded men belonging
to New England regiments. There was no
official list of the killed prepared when the
letter was despatched from Roanoke Island,
and the writer sent only such names as he had
been able to obtain himself He seems to
have had most communication 18th the Mas
sachusetts regiments, and probably his lists of
their dead and wounded are very nearly com
plete. His list of the killed is as follows -
REPORTED KILLED
Massachusetts, Itcenty First Req,ment.-Henry
w. Battles, Go. d; VIM. Hodgman Co d !;
Samuel d. Sergeant, Co. C; Joseph Ham
mond, Co. B and corporal George W Henry,
Co. c.
Massachusetts y-FIth.-James Haver-
stock of Worcester, Co. C; Michael Brasnihan,
Co E, Worcester; Eugene Gauther, Co. G,
Levi Ball Gardner; Thomas Kelly, New
England Village; Thomas NJ. Magee, Doug
las.
Massachusetts, Tipenty Third. Lieut.. John
Goodwin, Jr., of Marblehead
Connecticut Tenh.-Col. Charles L. Russell
Lieut.. Stillman, and Dwight Lester, Co. H.
Ne1 York Fyly.frSt.-Wm H. Bowker.
Co l; and Nicholas Darling Co. a.
Lieut. Col Vigior de Monteil, who had
volunteered to lead charge of the hawkins
Zouaves.
The New York Times publishes with the
list the following note 'tNo official list of the
killed had been made out up to the time the
dispatch steamer lett Roanoke Island. From
memoranda of our reporter the following were
among those who fell during the action and
died on the field or in the hospital
According to the report in the Times the
number wounded in the several regiments
was as follows Twenty first Massachusetts,
26; twenty-third Massachusetts, 5; twenty
fourth Massachusetts, l /: twenty fifth Massa-
chusetts, So; twenty-seventh Massachusetts,
10; tenth Connecticut AZ; fifty.f New
York, 6; ninth New Jersey@16; Hawkins
Zouaves, IA total 1876 The Times reporter
foots it UP l5S, and publishes with tile list the
following note =
"The following is an official list of the
wounded, made up TO the evening of the 10th
OF February, under the direction of Dr.
Church, the division surgeon. By an inspection
OF the list the wounds are slight, while less than
nifty OF the whole l5S are classified as "dan.
gerous" or Severe" Those capable of being
moved will be sent home by the first oppor.
tunlty, and the remaining will be cared tor in
the hospital on shore. 1t is probable that this
list Will be increased, though it is hoped not
materially
LIST OF THE WOUNDED.
His list of wounded in the New England
regiments is as follows:
TWENTY FIRST MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
L. s. Foster, captain, Co. d, Fitchburg,-
leg, flesh.
Christopher A. Curtis, sergeant, Co. e,
West Boylston-fesh wound in the leg
Fred. Iyas, corporal, Co. H, Philadelphia
leg.
Reuben Weeks, private, Co. A, North Sa
lem-severe wound in the thigh.
Fred. SandersoD, private, Co. A, Phillins
burgh-wounded in the hand.
c. w. Wadleigh, private, Co. A, Temple
tln-arm.
John Sheeney, Co. B-leg, severe.
JAS. Kong, Co. b, Uncaunon, thigh, severe.
John Somerville, Co b, Springield-fesh
wound in the arm
H.,
Edward Macdonald, Co. B, Somervlle-se-
we're wound in the side.
George Manning, Co. G, Observation-Disclosures
GUS wound in the thigh.
Patrick Leonard, Co. C, Templeton-eg to
be amputated.
Alex. Mooley, C, Spencer-severe wound
in shoulder.
Addison March, Co. D-face.
Jas. Montgomery, Co. d, Harwood-dan-
nerOus wound in the thigh
Chas. I. Green, Co. d, Fitchburg-fesh
wound in the leg.
George H. Hardy, Co. d, Harvard-slight
wound in the leg.
Amos N. Gleason, Co. d, Fitchburg-severe
wound in the shoulder.
Henry Howard, Go. Chips, flesh.
j. W. Noscross, Co. G., South Boylston--
dangerous wound in the chest.
6. IL. Matthews, Co. G-chest, dangerous.
Seth H. Paine, Co. G-chest, dangerous.
george ID. Whtcomb, Co. G-daugerous
wound in the shoulder
George Booth, Co. X, North Adams-iaw.
- Smith-wrist.
Total wounded, 26.
rwEETY-THIRD MASSACHUSETTS RFGrN,pNr
Gamaliel Morse, sergeant, Co, BNleff s;,a
john Battlee, corporal, Co. D-shoulder
Matthew West, Co. A-thigh
John Is. Lake, Co. f. TOpsfeld-Srist
Frank Howard, Co. l. Boston-thigh
Total wounded, B.
rwENTY-FouRTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT
A. w Littleheld, Co. G-eit thigh.
TWENTY FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS RpcthpNr
N. H. Foster, second lieutenant, Co. If
North Brookfeld-left elbow, fracture.
j. NJ Rice, surgeon, Worcester--ribs.
Randall Mann, corporal, Co. II, Leicester
abdomen, dangerous.
Horace L. Brooks, corporal, Co. A, Wor
cester--ankle.
David b. Bigelow, Co. A.
Charles S. Bartlett, Co. A.
5. s. Dresser, Co A.
John z. Buck, Co. C-skull fracture
Thomas N. Maggie, Co. C--side wound
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