Phillips C. LAVALETTE, with right leg amputated about six inches below the knee; doing well

 

Ziba M. SAUNDERS, detailed, not wounded; comparatively well.

 

William H. JENKINS, just come in, no particulars.

 

 

LINCOLN HOSPITAL

 

Francis W. EDWARDS, leg amputated about six inches below the knee; in fine spirits, good appetite, and doing well.

 

Horatio JOHNSON, musket-ball entered the hip and passed through the body; no bones broken; wound very painful; every reason to believe he will recover.

 

George E. PIKE, wounded in the neck; doing well, and may leave for home this week.

 

James COSTELLO, wounded in the neck; ball extracted; doing well.

 

Edward O'HARA, wounded in the arm; doing well.

 

David B. GILCREAST, wounded in the neck, near the jugular vein; doing well.

 

CARVER HOSPITAL

 

George E. HAYWARD, wounded in the right side; is improving fast, doing very well.

 

David S. MORGAN, slight wound in the shoulder, and appears to be doing remarkably well.

 

Andrew J. HATCH, ball through the hip, says he hopes to be about before many days.

 

John HAYES, wounded badly in the right hand, among the cords of the thumb; very painful, but he is hopeful and hearty.

 

James S. FINDLEY, wounded in the left arm; appears to be doing well as the best.

 

Edward P. ABBOTT, wounded in the right hand; third finger amputated; has bled freely; also had diarrhoea, but is improving; no good reason why he will not recover soon.

 

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL 

 

Charles S. CUMMINGS, just received; suffered very much before reasching the hospital, but is comparatively comfortable now; wounded in the left wrist; bled freely, doing well now.

 

George W. STEPHENS, sick, not wounded.

 

 

FAIRFAX SEMINARY HOSPITAL

 

Lewis G. HATCH, not badly wounded.

 

At a subsequent date, the Commissioners reported as follows :

 

EMERY HOSPITAL

 

Ziba M. SAUNDERS, been sick, well now, detailed.

 

Charles H. BELL, lost right arm just below the elbow; ball entered below, and passed through the elbow; rather painful still, but is fast improving.

 

Michael MALONEY, flesh wound through the right thigh; considerable pain in the head, but suffers nowhere else; is all around.

 

Augustine K. RUSSELL, wounded in the left foot; whole foot amputated; a ball also passed through his left thumb; both wouned quite painful still; no reason why he will not get along well now.

 

FAIRFAX SEMINARY HOSPITAL

 

Lewis G. HATCH, wounded in the left side; ball passing directly through his body and coming out by teh side of his back-bone, and yet, strange as it may seem, he is doing well; hearty and cheerful.

 

BAPTIST CHURCH HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA

 

Charles MEARS, wounded in the right arm, and this arm has been amputated between the elbow and shoulder.

 

LINCOLN HOSPITAL 

 

John CUSICK (wounded same as Lewis G. Hatch); ball entereing below the heart and coming out by the back-bone; is apparently doing well.

 

William CRAIG, recorded Ward 10, transferred to Baltimore, May 18th; slightly wounded (I think).

 

George P. HATCH, wounded June 3rd, at Cold Harbor by the bursting of a shell, striking him near the top of his head; not a very severe wound; complains some of pain and occasional dizziness, but is around and doing well; thinks he shall be able to return before long.

 

John HARDY, lost the index finger on his right hand, but is all right.

 

William RUSSELL, wounded in the right leg just below the knee, the ball striking the bone in front, and probably glancing off, lodging in the flesh below. The surgeon says in a few days, as soon as Russell getrs rested a little, and the inflamation and swelling go down, he shall be able to remove the ball, and he sees no reason why the patient will not get along and do well.

 

THIRD DIVISION HOSPITAL, COLD HARBOR

 

Lewis G. HOLT, slightly wounded, and will doubtless return to the Company soon.

 

Wounded in addition to those reported by the Commissioners:

 

Lt. Orrin L. FARNHAM, breast, died

Enoch M. HATCH, lungs, died

E.K. BRYANT, died

Leroy S. BROWN, knee

Noah B. ABBOTT, finger

George W. CHANDLER, leg

William B. MORSE, leg amputated

Charles H. WINCHESTER, leg

Malachi NOLAN

Joseph BELL

E.K. JENKINS, shoulder

John CLARK, right side

William H. GREEN, foot.

T.P. ALLEN, hip

Jeremiah CONLEY, foot

John F. GOOCH, arm.

Thomas HASTIE, hand

Albert GOLDSMITH, thumb

Lieut. Charles CARROLL, died

William E. JENNINGS

E.J. PENDLETON

James CUNNINGHAM

H.M. KNOX

Charles E. JONES

WAlter B. MASON

John MCLAUGHLIN, hip

William GILLESPIE, wrist

John S. SARGENT

Henry L. LOVEJOY, face

Samuel P. FARNHAM

Charles F. TRULL

Aaron E. LUSCOMB

 

MISSING

 

George S. FARMER

Charles P. BARNARD

Samuel CHEEVER

 

KILLED

 

Edward FARMER

James EASTES

Samuel AIKEN

Granville K. CUTLER

Jonathan A. HOLT

Charles W. RIDLEY

James ROTHWELL

Bernard MCGORK

Source : The Record of Andover During the Rebellion

compiled by Samuel Raymond, printed in 1875

pages 71-75

Transcribed and copyright by JAS 2004-2008