Pursuit of Jackson Defeats at Cross Keys and Port Republic
Gen Fremont reports the pursuit after the Cross Keys fight, with the enemy retreating toward Port Republic. Casualty tallies include 125 killed and 500 wounded for the Union, and heavy losses and captures for the Confederate forces. Key officers and brigades noted, with praise for endurance and gallantry, and plans for full report to Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasvorr
Tgangyap
Barvnti
Port Republic
Cross Keys
Domuns
Faruonz
Greruaxan
Coesenerr
Tormey
Louisiane
Shenandoah
Fremont
Edwin M. Stanton
Burgesa
Mitaor
Scaanex
Pepire
Srancu
Bavaxa
James
Jaca
Srnzips
Sumya
Crosa Keys
PLAN OF THE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS
A list of officers and soldiers with multiple injuries noted, including Co. I and Co. K members, and various regiments such as FIFTH VIRGINIA under ZEISLER. The damaged roster enumerates numerous names with injuries ranging from thigh to shoulder and arm, highlighting the battle’s human cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Oaks
Seven Pines
Walter West
Casey
New-York Times
Winchester News Details Coastal and Valley Movements June 7
Reports recall Gen Bangs and Gen Sigel in Winchester with 60 000 strong force. Supply lines blocked by flooded Potomac and Shenandoah, bridges destroyed, and通信 cut to the East. Union townsfolk assist wounded as prisoners and rebel forces shift through Front Royal and Luray Valley amid harsh weather and renewed patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Winchester
Jackson
Bsigel
Wincurston
Potomac
Shenandoah
Army Corps
Bangs
Harper’s Ferry
Gumberland
Wil- Lams
Williamsport
Garene
Narper
Opequan
Shenandoah City
Farmont
Mount Jackson
Siuecus
Middletown
Luray
Elk Run
Front Royal
Cntc
Washington
Antigell
Couswet
Massachusetts Regiment
Strasburgh
Baltimore
Banus
Degraam
Wisconsin
Richmond
Coorge
Jaeqyon
Andi
Lonastaers
Surmmn
Sigg
Taylor
Falmouth
Fredericksburgh
Aquia Creek
Jo’etork I
C. V Vanderbelt
Alexandria
Corkpit Point
Porwek
John Brooks
North Aerrica
Diedmont Station
Strage Lurgh
Co. Kanzyr'a First Mary~land
Georgia
St. Francis River
Arkansas
Hom Kan
Madison
Arkemness
List of Killed and Wounded in Butler's Brigade
Fragmentary military casualty note from a Civil War era muster list. Names appear with ranks and units such as New York Volunteers Forty-Fifth Regiment and various companies. The readable text records killed and wounded figures among Co D Vag yeh and Co R-killent with partial surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bindler
Bpangenberg
H. Diets
G.hing
Aie
Eer
Hugh McGiverin
Garibaldi
Firat
Valentin Szamjenzky
Chas. Stader
Chas. Hacksotenings
Laseinds
Aled
Chas. Meurel
Vaneds Lorenta
Valentin Gitel
Hintse
Canon
Kreis Migaing
Budgla Maissing
Hobo
Lichter Mizai
Eenet Venuti
Giovanni Riggiopi
Jean Maris Wiivri
Jacob Vordet
Matthies Monis
Heinrich Krabbe
Albert Schwarzenberg
Johan Hinch
Ferd
Leibnits
Heinrich Kempf
Gotelle
Firat Li
Albert Jordan
Corm
Gustav Kauffmann
Orp
Chas. Bihling
Heinrich Hacker
Heinrich Schelber
Jobo Stefai
G Joseph Weill
Wm. Kieting
Gattiie Hallenbach
Louis’wo Bik
Pennsylvania
Ataul
Corp
Holtadhey
Frank West
Dam. Beck
Pahoa
Albert Olybly
L—Arm
Milleen
G. Debeck
Lange
Virginia
Magdes
W. W. Cole
Oho
Frederick
David Spangler
Jas. Muallibs
Starrington
Jos. McGraw
K. Finnagan
Jacob E. Irvin
Jacob E. Irvin, Co. V, Severely, ‘Thaa, McoMa, Oo. Nan, C.aight
M. I. Orr
Slight
Chapman McCoy
Selix Band
Ey Aight
Elihu Martin
Elixht
Wesley Mooly
Elight
Frances Reyroad
Jenny Hesa
E.wright
K. G. Cather
F. Slight
Win
Powell
Flight
A. C. Husted
Aevere
KR. Gehd
Severe
Eightis
New-York Volunteers
Co. A
Treitharth
Filer
Grothe
Grebb
Henkel
Hul
Strauss
Bruck
Sergt
Baumann
Getock
Bolan
Grass
Geiger
Martmann
Voit
Voitlander
Gert
Corpse
Fischer
Schoen
Lenzen
Huyler Reyer
Jales Ameril
Bucker
Bremer
Byert
Fischback
Bried
Graft
Hofmann
Koeppen
Nileberding
Rosaler
Schwenk
Tacchi
Tinnes
Walinsmith
Cust-Vend
Luchinger
Fuorp
Guardach Corp
Chiat
Bugter Retrorgice
Vrivates
Lewis Schell- Hugs
Paull
Fautermann
Motz
Foedaan
Panti
Wold
Sect Maller
Corp Burts
Veivates
Borebert
Seely
Maumann
Suhontehht
Koscuta
Fred Ususen
Frank Fisher
Ross
Merboidt
Schenker
Lunt
Kutmano
Cutting
Mevingen
Dahbutna
Hebfork
Futterer
Alenog
Leheer
Nur
Din
Astleimer
Funec
Krocker
Puchi
Brockman
Hagendorf
Newlauer
Pantaen
Nicleen
Gruba
Grupe
Sand
Henning
Hartenauu
Buesberper
Rogler Prefer
Schmer
Newman
Oelkers
Schwert
Woundeul
Leut
Kiezel
Ellermann
Obemingen
Huber
Loecher
Mohr
Schnelner
Sauer
Mackensee
Jamerding
Ackermann
Here
Sclroeder. Co. D—Vexd
Lprivatea Kemp
Wolff
Franke
Buyler Klotz
Schweble
Bosse
Febel
Grassman
Gries
Grocecel
Hun
Laerger
Kaintoerer
Knoll
Kranz
Jockte
Nourling
Hauscher
F. Ple
Haako
Martens
Thier
Alissing
Schlenk
Kraus
Clark
Ielman
Schmit
Thies
Bohoe
Ahrens
Heinaej
Dicht
Schwants
Schonhelds
Wauldhauer
Serct
Serct Schneider, Corp. Gronder
Freunda
Didi ‘Y Baldauf
Grimm
Juozmann
Lambert
Slemmihl
Weidmann
Urillmayver
Scheobrandt
Misiog
Mesner
Ramos
Suep Heller
Vornhander
Seigt Baulsch
Lutz
Mutzel
Sicke
Zimer
Joseph
Brouoenschaus
Mixslog
L'Rivntel Alicsec
Albert Schellhorn
Martin Schiemaer
Ileary Weimer
Louis Ou
ORIO
Col. Richardson
Kirlet
John J. Easthaw
Bi Reve
Jesre Bitte
Geo. Wilson
Gj Corp
Friend P. Wilson
Vo. I
Espory
Commodore Farragut's Fleet at Vicksburgh
Dispatches describe Farragut’s fleet near Vicksburgh with the Niagara and Paul Jones arriving from Key West for armament and action. Reports mention demands for surrender, local oath-taking, Provost Marshal activity, and cautious civilian reaction under Union occupation. Rebel cavalry threaten nearby areas and cotton storage faces destruction or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meursts
Tusedar
Jones
le Fs
Grand Junction
Memphis Arguss
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Battle of Cross Keys
Gen. Fremont
Sanday
Szanu
Fcll
Eighth New-York
Garivalal Guard
West Afer
Manor
Buckisi
Lta
Scaznox
Nicno
J.C. Fremoney
Commuaniing
A. Thomas
Cuaresiy
A Grose
Dreale Reqiregiment
Kishan
John Markert
Ian Pape Abert Beubel
Ue Sebtaldt
Jofmang
Toh Wwindinger
Redk
Haaher
Ogre
A H. Eam
Kenia
Kane
Mirabell, Co
Auguat Lea
J. Woun
Leopold von Gilsa
Auguat Rachg
Joerges
A. Miscuge
Fred
Grants Mayer
Ajoho Anderson
Te Goulelb Haerle
A. Etler von Eineide
ajor-Com'g Regt
de Kalb
Claribet
Aiktietil Ohio
Trimdle
Jag.m. Vance
Anderson
T Fi Clark
Mat Habghitty
R. Bogast
Niatdwin
Milroy
Brigadi
Latham
Jonathan Benny
Charleswerl
Hl Tranth
Joseph Acres
James D
Diet O Tyolightly
Satouel White
Seracant Alonzo J. Henthorn
Dob Hoyince
Aratda Fruylnce
Kon Waally
Joel Spoon
New Wordy
Whurlen Stanguterback
J. di Whitton
Atric Hunke
Michael Vantwell
A. Laan
Hoth Ogden
Averely
Bamuel Baughman
G. Severely
Wwe J. Kyle
Union Batteries
Casey's
Rickles
Jane
Wood Roads
Cavey
Baven-mile Post
Hebmond House
Rogan
C—Fitch
D—Baton
E—Redoubt
F—Palmer
G—Wencer
H—Hoglee
Union Line
Sickles
K—Bowen Pines
Cai
M. C. Robinson
J. N. Cline
M. Leg
Na 'Renny
W. Me Orton
Rad. Gant
D. McCrdloch
Seneca C. Bowers
Aightly
Samuel Ca.land
T. Lovet
Thoy Staford
John Mmagraw
B. Craft
Andy Lawrence
John Benz
Harry Flim
McFadden
Edent
Kirkpatrick
Arband
A. (. Adama
Arm
Spaly
Fate
Jacob Collins
T. T. Sparling
Archos
McKnight
W Namels
Oilghis
Defoe
Jas. Dennison
T. O'Brien
Foot
Evex
Department OF
THE
Ninth Regiment
NEW York State Volunteers
Friends of the
New-York State Volunteers
Btahl's Brigade
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Killent
Ender, CO
Doallahity
Dean
Tae
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Galveston
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Paul Jones How
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Wadeville
Clarke County
Col. Marpoor
Farragut
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Mianais
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