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Posted on January 30, 2008September 27, 2015
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Killed and wounded in fight of May 3:

 

Officers and men.                                   Killed.   Wounded.          Total

Commissioned  Officers.                           1          8                      9

Non-commissioned officers and privates.     7          47                     54

Total(*)                                                 8          55                     63

Killed, wounded, and missing for both days (2d and 3d) :

 

Officers and men.                                   Killed.   Wounded.          Missing.            Total

Commissioned  Officers.                           2          11                     1                      14

Non-commissioned officers and privates.     12         76                     10                     98

Total(*)                                                 14         87                     11                     112

 

 S. B. PICKENS,
Colonel Twelfth Alabama Volunteers.

 Capt. H. A. WHITING, 
 Asst. Adjt. Gen., Rodes’ Brigade.

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