Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-19
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Reports from Vermont Troops.
G. W. JAMES, 5th Vt. Vols.

HEADQUARTERS, lst VT Brigade,
Near Petersburg, Va June q
Peer T. WashJEn, .4dit and Insp. General
Sir 81 herewith forward list Of the casualties
of this brigade since the 20th inst. They prin-
cpally ccurred the 23d inst, on which occasion
the 4th regiment and part Of the lllh were on
the skirmsh line repelllng an attack Of the
enemy. The position held was an advanced one,
aud il was successfully held until the enemy
broke through the line both on their right and
left, suddenly appearing IN their rear, making
successful resistance or escape impossible.
am, General, very respectfully
Your obt seryt.,
l.. A. GRANT, Brig Gen. Comd'g.
Last of Casualties in The Isl Vermont Brigade
from June 20 10 June 20.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Wounded Go. D.-Lucius ID. HadIock, Ber.
lin, June II, head severely.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Killed. Co F.--Wm. Belcer, June, en- II
Fairfield.
Woanded,-Co G.-Corp. Walter II. Morris,
Haverhll, n. H., June 2l, breast severely.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
Kiled.-Co. C.-Charles A. Smith, Bradford,
June 81.
C.-Sergt Rufus 7, Chamberlin, Montpelier,
George Cushman, Middlesex.
H.-Capt. Wm. e. Tracy, Windsor.
K.-Oscar w Paine, Stockbrldge
WounGed.-A.-Joseph Minott, Dandy, (since
ded.)
C.-Carlos Marrow, Isaac P Morey, Straford, II
Lockwood, Geo Fulton, S,raiiord
D.-Joseph Lease, en- lr Planheld.
E.-John Nation.
F.-Lieut Charles g Fisher, Northield,
G.-Sergt Eail w Bliss, Woodbury..
H.-Willlam Sly, Dauyille.
K.-Corp William Young, Bethel.
Missing -A-Lieut James Gallagher, Brook.
field, supposed to be prisoner, Lieut. Ransom W
Towe, Rochester, do, Sergt William A Conner,
Bennington, do, Sergt Squire A Mallory, Wood
lord, do Sergt Wm A Webster, Marhded, do,
Corp Philip kranz, Bennington, do, Corp Wal
lace w Kendall, Woodtord, Corp Herbert l. We
Der, Bennington, John Blair, Geo Baxter, Elisha
Burbank, Elisha Badger, Charles B Buxton en- fr
pIain6eld, Felix 6 Cole, Bennington, Henry q
Camp, en- fr pownal, Geo Convats, Bennington,
Norman d Cole, EN- fl ShAitDury, LySsnder Davis,
Whitingham, Samuel L Dunbar Brdgewater,
Adm II Knapp, SALISBURY, Nathan Mann, en- fr
Searsburg Antoine Ranney, Moses Smith, Ben
niugton, John smith, Nathan L Webster, en- fr
Plinheld.
Capt Howard c Capn, Readsboro, sup.
posed to be prisoner, Sergt Leonidas Strong,
Wealhenfed, Sergt Geo P Spauldng, Cavendish,
Sergt Miles w Whitook, Casllelon, Corp Hiram
G Hardy Cavendish, Daniel Il Gibson. Ply
mouth, Jamts Hatch, Weathersfeld, Benjamin
II Patch, Franklin, Pilsbury, en II Rochester.
D.-Capt Chls w Botin, Windham, Lieut.
Wm w Pierce, Londonderry, supposed to be
prisoner, Lieut. Lewis w Fisher, Danville, do
Sergt Frank Stiles, ST Johnsbury, Strgt Edward
vaIns,, Barton, Corp Luther d Harris, Sutton
Corp Wm 4 Stoddard, Corp Harrison W Var
ney, Sutton, Einathan Bailey, Greensboro, Lewis
Bundy, Bethel, Charles o Blodgetl, Goshen
Gore, Clark Buiker, en- ir Vernon, Zolote,
Drown, Barton, Ephraim Downer, en- fr st Johns.
bury, Frederick Dewey, Peter II Farrell
Woodstock, Loren HarIshorn, eu ir Greensboro
Charles Harlshorn, en- fr Greensboro, Seth "
keyser, en- ir 81 Johnsbury, Sumner L Keys
NARROW, n II, CALVIN L Lumsden, Greensboro
John Monet, Glover, Stephen b Rodges, Greens.