The Union Forces Engaged at Charleston, S.C.

The Union Forces Engaged at Charleston, S.C.
Department of The South Major General Quincy A. Gillmore
               Battery Wagner, July 18

First Division Brig. General Truman Seymour (w)  (pic)

First Brigade Brig. General George C. Strong (m w) (pic)

6th  Conn.   Colonel John L. Chatfield (m w);  (pic)

Captain John N. Tracy

54th Mass.   Colonel Robert G. Shaw (k)  (pic)

9th  Me.     Colonel Sabine Emery (w)

3rd  N.H.    Colonel John H. Jackson (w)

Captain Luis F. Emilio

48th N.Y.    Colonel William B. Barton (w)

76th Pa.     Captain John S. Littell

Second Brigade Colonel Haldimand S. Putnam (k) (pic)

7th   N.H.    Lieut. Colonel Joseph C. Abbott  (pic)

100th N.Y.    Colonel George B. Dandy

67th  Ohio    Colonel Alvn c. Voris

62nd  Ohio    Colonel Francis B. Pond

 

Artillery      Lieut. Colonel Richard W. Jackson

Captain Loomis L. Langdon

C 3rd R.I.     Captan Charles R. Brayto

E 3rd U.S.     Lieutenant John R. Myrick


Total Union Losses:  
 2,246 killed, 880 wounded, 389 captured or missing
  Grand Total: 3,515

The Strength of the assaulting column, exclusive of Stevenson's brigade held in reserve, is estimated at 5,000.
Notes: Captain Loomis Langdon was in charge of the siege batteries.

              SIEGE OPERATIONS AUGUST-SEPTEMBER

Morris Island Brig. General Alfred H. Terry  (pic)

 First Brigade Colonel Henry R. Guss  (pic)

9th  Me.     Lieut. Colonel Z.H. robinson

3rd  N.H.    Captain James F. Randlett

97th Pa.     Major Galusha Pennypacker  (pic)

4th  N.H.    Lieut. Colonel Louis Bell

Second Brigade Colonel Joshua B. Howell

39th Ill.     Colonel Thomas O. Osborn  (pic)

62nd Ohio     Colonel F.B. Pond

85th Pa.      Major Edward Campbell

67th Ohio     Major Lewis Butler

Third Brigade Brig. General Thomas G. Stevenson  (pic)

7th  Conn.   Colonel Joseph R. Hawley  (pic)

10th Conn.   Major Edwin S. Greely

24th Mass.   Colonel Francis A. Osborn

Fourth Brigade Colonel James Montgomery  (pic)

7th  N.H.    Lieut. Colonel J.C. Abbott

100th N.Y.   Colonel G.B. dandy

54th Mass.    Colonel M.S. Littlefield

2nd  S.C.     Lieut. Colonel W.W. Marple

3rd  U.S.C.T.  Colonel B.C. Tilghman  (pic)

Fifth Brigade Colonel W.H.Davis

47th  N.Y.   Major C.R. McDonald

Independent N.Y. Battalion Captain M. Schmitt

52nd  Pa.    Lieut. Colonel H.M. Hoyt

Artillery Lieut. Colonel R.W. Jackson;

104th Pa.    Major E.L. Rogers

Captain L.L. Langdon

B Section 3rd R.I. Captain Albert E. Green

C Section 3rd R.I. Captain Charles R. Brayton

D Section 3rd R.I. Captain Richard G. Shaw

H Section 3rd R.I. Captain Augustus W. Colwell

M Section 3rd R.I. Captain Joseph J. Comstock, Jr.

I Section 3rd R.I. Captain Charles G. Strahan

B Section 1st U.S. Lieutenant Guy V. Henry

E Section 3rd U.S. Lieutenant John R. Myrick

C Section 1st U.S.(1) Lieutenant James E. Wilson

B Section 3rd N.Y. Captain James E. Ashcroft

Miscellaneous

F Section 3rd N.Y. Captain Paul Birchmeyer

11th Me. (1) Lieutenant Charles Sellmer

I 1st Mass. Cavalry  Lieutenant Charles V. Holt

1st N.Y. Engineers Colonel Edward W. Serrell  (pic)

North End Of Polly Island Brig. General Israel Vogdes  (pic)

African Brigade Brig. General Edward A. Wild  (pic)

55th Mass.     Colonel Norwood P. Hallowell

1st  N.C.      Colonel James C. Beecher

3rd  N.C.(1)   Captain John Wilder

2nd  N.C.(1)   Colonel Alonzo G. Draper

Foster's Brigade Brig. General R.S. Foster

13th  Ind.      Colonel Cyrus J. Dobbs

112th N.Y.      Colonel Jeremiah C. Drake

169th N.Y.      Colonel Clarence Buell

Alford's Brigade Colonel Samuel M. Alford

3rd   N.Y.      Lieut. Colonel E.G. Floyd

89th  N.Y.      Colonel Harrison S. Fairchild

103rd N.Y.      Colonel William Heine

Artillery

117th N.Y.      Colonel Alvin White

1st Conn.  Captain A.P. Rockwell

South End Of Polly Island Brig. General George H. Gordon

First Brigade Brig. General A. Schimmelfennig

41st  N.Y.   Lieut. Colonel Detleo von Einsiedel

54th  N.Y.   Captain Clemens Knipschild

142nd N.Y.   Colonel N. Martin Curtis

127th N.Y.   Lieut. Colonel Stewart L. Woodford

107th Ohio   Captian William Smith

Second Brigade Brig. General Adelbert Ames

74th  Pa.    Captain Henry Krauseneck

17th  Conn.   Colonel W.H. Noble

40th  Mass.   Lieut. Colonel Joseph A. Dalton

144th N.Y.    Colonel David E. Gregory

25th Ohio     Captain Nathaniel Haughton

157th N.Y.    Major James C. Carmichael

75th Ohio     Colonel A.L. Harris


Notes:

 The effective strength of the land forces employed against Charleston  ranged from 11,000 to 16,000 men.
 Union losses July 10th - September 7th

                                                Killed  Wounded  Captured  Total
  Morris Island (July 10)             15        91                      0          106

  Battery Wagner (July 11)       49         123                  167         339
  Siege Operations (7/18-9/7)    71       278                    9           358
  Battery Wagner (July 18)      246       880                    389       1,515
  Grand Total                               381     1,372                565       2,318

 Union losses from September 8 to December 31 were:

   14 killed, 42 wounded, 0 missing
    total: 56

 The 54th Mass. and 2nd S.C. were colored regiments.
 Parenthetical one (1) denotes a detachment strength unit.