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Appendix A: U.S. Army Casualities, Nez Perce War, 1877 NPS logo

Appendix A:
U.S. Army Casualities, Nez Perce War, 1877

I. White Bird Canyon, June 17, 1877.
(Sources: Secretary of War, Report . . . 1877, 131-32. Corrected as per McDermott, Forlorn Hope, and other materials.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	Edward R. Theller	First lieut.	G	Twenty-first Infantry
2.	Roman D. Lee	Corporal	H	First Cavalry
3.	Michael Curran	Corporal	H	First Cavalry
4.	Frank A. Marshall	Trumpeter	H	First Cavalry
5.	John Galvin	Saddler	H	First Cavalry
6.	Adalaska B. Crawford	Private	H	First Cavalry
7.	Valentine Edwards	Private	H	First Cavalry
8.	Laurence Kavanagh	Private	H	First Cavalry
9.	James E. Morrisey	Private	H	First Cavalry
10.	John J. Murphy	Private	H	First Cavalry
11.	Olaf Nielson	Private	H	First Cavalry
12.	John Shea	Private	H	First Cavalry
13.	John Simpson	Private	H	First Cavalry
14.	Andrew Werner	Private	H	First Cavalry
15.	Patrick H. Gunn	Sergeant	F	First Cavalry
16.	Thomas Ryan	Sergeant	F	First Cavalry
17.	John L. Thompson	Corporal	F	First Cavalry
18.	John Jones	Trumpeter	F	First Cavalry
19.	Charles Armstrong	Private	F	First Cavalry
20.	Joseph Blaine	Private	F	First Cavalry
21.	Frank E. Burch	Private	F	First Cavalry
22.	James C. Colbert	Private	F	First Cavalry
23.	Patrick Connolly	Private	F	First Cavalry
24.	Lawrence K. Dauch	Private	F	First Cavalry
25.	John H. Donne	Private	F	First Cavalry
26.	William L. Hurlbert	Private	F	First Cavalry
27.	James S. Lewis	Private	F	First Cavalry
28.	William Liston	Private	F	First Cavalry
29.	John M. Martin	Private	F	First Cavalry
30.	John R. Mosforth	Private	F	First Cavalry
31.	David Quinlan	Private	F	First Cavalry
32.	Peter Schullein	Private	F	First Cavalry
33.	Andrew Shaw	Private	F	First Cavalry
34.	Charles Sullivan	Private	F	First Cavalry

WOUNDED

1.	Thomas McLaughlin	Private	F	First Cavalry
	—conical ball; right arm and forearm; flesh wound.
2.	Joseph Kelly	Private	H	First Cavalry
	—conical ball; left thigh; flesh wound.

II. Looking Glass's Camp, July 1, 1877.

NO ARMY CASUALITIES

IIIa. Rains's Encounter, Cottonwood, July 3, 1877.
(Sources: Secretary of War, Report . . . 1877, 132; and Assistant Surgeon William R. Hall to Medical Director, Department of the Columbia, July 6, 1877, entry 624, box 1, Office of the Adjutant General. Corrected as per Regimental Returns . . . First Cavalry, July 1877, roll 166.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	Sevier M. Rains	Second lieut.	L	First Cavalry
2.	Charles Lampman	Sergeant	E	First Cavalry
3.	John Burk	Private	E	First Cavalry
4.	Patrick Quinn	Private	E	First Cavalry
5.	Daniel Ryan	Private	E	First Cavalry
6.	William Roche	Private	E	First Cavalry
7.	Franklin Moody	Private	L	First Cavalry
8.	Frederick Meyer	Private	L	First Cavalry
9.	George H. Dinteman	Private	L	First Cavalry
10.	Otto H. Richter	Private	L	First Cavalry
11.	David Carroll	Private	L	First Cavalry

CIVILIANS KILLED

1. William Foster
2. Charles Blewett

IIIb. Cottonwood Skirmish, July 4, 1877.

NO ARMY CASUALITIES

IIIc. Volunteers' Fight, Cottonwood, July 5, 1877.
(Source: Frank Fenn, "The Cottonwood Fight," Kooskia, Idaho, Mountaineer, April 23, 1927.)

CIVILIANS KILLED

1. Darius B. Randall
2. Benjamin Evans
3. D. H. Howser (died of wounds)

CIVILIANS WOUNDED

1. Charles Johnson
2. Alonzo B. Leland

IV. Clearwater, July 11-12, 1877.
(Sources: Secretary of War, Report . . . 1877, 32-33; "List of Wounded in Gen. Howard's expedition . . . Battle of Clearwater." Corrected as per Regimental Returns . . . First Cavalry, July 1877, roll 166; Regimental Returns . . . Fourth Artillery, July 1877, roll 30; and Regimental Returns . . . Twenty-first Infantry, July 1877, roll 220.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment	Date
1.	James A. Workman	Sergeant	A	Fourth Artillery	7/12
2.	Charles Marquardt	Corporal	A	Fourth Artillery	7/12
3.	James Doyle	Corporal	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
4.	Charles Clark	Private	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
5.	Juan Platta	Private	E	First Cavalry	7/11
6.	Alson Compton	Private	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/12
7.	Fred Montaudon	Private	E	Fourth Artillery	7/11
8.	William Hutchinson	Private	C	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
9.	Maier Cohn	Private	H	First Cavalry	7/12
10.	Edward Wykoff	Private	B	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
11.	David McNally	Private	E	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
12.	Frederick Sandmier	Blacksmith	E	First Cavalry	7/11
13.	Charles Simonds	Private	G	Fourth Artillery	7/12
	—originally carried as missing in action morning of 7/12.

WOUNDED

1.	Eugene A. Bancroft	Captain	A	Fourth Artillery	7/11
	—conical ball; left shoulder and thorax; severe wound; apex of lung wounded; ball extracted from shoulder.
2.	Charles A. Williams	Second lieut.	C	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; right forearm and right thigh; slight wound; flesh wound.
3.	Abraham Repert	Sergeant	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; left buttock; severe wound; ball not found.
4.	Levis Shaffner	Private	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; right thigh, left thigh, and left leg; three flesh wounds; ball extracted.
5.	Richard Hanson	Sergeant	E	First Cavalry	Unk
	—conical ball; right leg; slight wound; flesh wound.
6.	William Buckow	Private	B	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—right thigh; severe wound; compound fracture of lower extremity of femur; amputated through middle third.
7.	Daniel McGrath	Private	H	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; left arm; severe wound; resection of three inches of humerus.
8.	Henry V. Richit	First sergeant	C	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—round ball; left thorax; severe wound; perforating wound of thorax.
9.	George Graham	Private	E	Fourth Artillery	7/11
	—round ball; back and jaw; slight wound; two flesh wounds.
10.	Bernard Simpson	Sergeant	L	First Cavalry	7/12
	—conical ball; left leg; severe wound; ball not found.
11.	William Garvean	Private	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; scalp wound; slight wound.
12.	Ephraim Hess	Corporal	A	Fourth Artillery	7/11
	—conical ball; left arm; severe wound; fracture of the humerus, not comminuted; wound enlarged and explored.
13.	Joseph Held	Trumpeter	H	First Cavalry	7/12
	—conical ball; left foot; slight wound; flesh wound.
14.	Francis Winters	Private	B	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; left thigh; slight wound; flesh wound.
15.	Gottleib Weikerle	Private	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; buttock; severe wound; flesh wound through both buttocks.
16.	Fritz Heber	Private	M	First Cavalry	Unk
	—conical ball; right arm and right leg; severe wound; flesh wounds.
17.	Peter Murphy	Corporal	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; right arm and thorax; flesh wounds; ball extracted.
18.	William Kenkle	First sergeant	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—conical ball; thorax; flesh wound.
19.	Thomas Burns	Corporal	E	Fourth Artillery	7/11
	—conical ball; left foot; flesh wound.
20.	Thomas Connelly	Corporal	H	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—round ball; back; slight wound; flesh wound; ball extracted.
21.	Samuel Ferguson	Private	E	First Cavalry	Unk
	—round ball; left thigh; slight wound; flesh wound.
22.	Frederick Schickler	Private	H	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—round ball; right arm, left thigh, and right hand; three flesh wounds.
23.	Peter Blumenberg	Sergeant	E	Fourth Artillery	7/11
	—conical ball; thorax; probably not a penetrating wound of thorax; ball extracted.
24.	William Barton	Private	B	Twenty-first Infantry	7/11
	—round ball; left shoulder; flesh wound.
25.	Eugene McFilmore	Corporal	E	Fourth Artillery	7/11
	—conical ball; left arm; severe wound; fracture of humerus, not comminuted; wound enlarged and explored.
26.	Charles Carlin	Corporal	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/13
	—conical ball; left leg; posterior of artery wounded; severe wound; femoral artery tied. Died en route from exhaustion due to loss of blood on the field.
27.	John G. Hinneman	Musician	I	Twenty-first Infantry	7/13
	—conical ball; hip; severe wound; ball passed into the abdominal cavity; urine escaping from wound. Died en route from the field to hospital.

V. Kamiah, July 13, 1877.
(Source: Secretary of War, Report . . . 1877, 133.)

WOUNDED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	William Mulcahy	Corporal	A	Fourth Artillery
	—rifle ball; wounded by a sharpshooter; gunshot wound of the forehead and gouging of frontal bone.

VI. Weippe Prairie, July 17, 1877.
(Source: McWhorter, Hear Me, 338; and McWhorter, Yellow Wolf, 106.)

INDIAN SCOUTS KILLED

1. Nez Perce scout John Levi (Sheared Wolf)

INDIAN SCOUTS WOUNDED

1. Nez Perce scout Abraham Brooks—wounded in shoulder. Died later.
2. Nez Perce scout James Reuben

VII. Big Hole, August 9-10, 1877.
(Source: Aubrey Haines, An Elusive Victory, 155-62.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	James H. Bradley	First lieut.	B	Seventh Infantry
2.	William L. English	First lieut.	I	Seventh Infantry
3.	William Logan	Captain	A	Seventh Infantry
4.	Herman Broetz	Private	I	Seventh Infantry
5.	Mathew Butterly	Private	E*	Seventh Infantry
6.	McKindra L. Drake	Private	H	Seventh Infantry
7.	Robert L. Edgeworth	First sergeant	G	Seventh Infantry
8.	Jacob Eisenhut	Corporal	D	Seventh Infantry
9.	Michael Gallagher	Musician	D	Seventh Infantry
10.	Michael Hogan	Sergeant	I	Seventh Infantry
11.	John Kleis	Artificer	K	Seventh Infantry
12.	Gottlieb Mantz	Private	G	Seventh Infantry
13.	William H. Martin	Sergeant	G	Seventh Infantry
14.	Daniel McCafferey	Corporal	I	Seventh Infantry
15.	James McGuire	Private	F	Seventh Infantry
16.	F. John O'Brien	Private	G	Seventh Infantry
17.	Dominick O'Connor	Corporal	G	Seventh Infantry
18.	Edward Page	Sergeant	L	Second Cavalry
19.	William H. Payne	Corporal	D	Seventh Infantry
20.	William D. Pomeroy	Private	F	Seventh Infantry
21.	Robert E. Sale	Corporal	G	Seventh Infantry
22.	John B. Smith	Private	A	Seventh Infantry
23.	Thomas P. Stinebaker	Musician	K	Seventh Infantry
24.	Frederick Stortz	First sergeant	K	Seventh Infantry
25.	William W. Watson	Sergeant	F	Seventh Infantry

WOUNDED

1.	Charles A. Coolidge	First lieut.	A	Seventh Infantry
2.	John Gibbon	Colonel	CO	Seventh Infantry
3.	Constant Williams	Captain	F	Seventh Infantry
4.	Charles A. Woodruff	First lieut.	K	Seventh Infantry
5.	John Abbott	Corporal	D	Seventh Infantry
6.	Charles Alberts	Private	A	Seventh Infantry
7.	George Banghart	Private	G	Seventh Infantry
8.	James Bell	Sergeant	E*	Seventh Infantry
9.	Robert Bensinger	Sergeant	G	Seventh Infantry
10.	Lorenzo D. Brown	Private	A	Seventh Infantry
11.	James Burk	Private	G	Seventh Infantry
12.	John Burns	Corporal	E*	Seventh Infantry
13.	Washington Clark	Private	I	Seventh Infantry
14.	John J. Connor	Private	G	Seventh Infantry
15.	Timothy Cronan	Musician	D	Seventh Infantry
16.	Richard N. Cunliffe	Corporal	I	Seventh Infantry
17.	Patrick C. Daly	Sergeant	D	Seventh Infantry
18.	Mathew Devine	Private	K	Seventh Infantry
19.	Joseph Devoss	Private	I	Seventh Infantry
20.	John Erickson	Musician	F	Seventh Infantry
21.	Patrick Fallon	Private	I	Seventh Infantry
22.	John W. H. Frederick	Sergeant	G	Seventh Infantry
23.	Charles B. Gould	Private	F	Second Cavalry
24.	Davis Heaton	Private	K	Seventh Infantry
25.	Edward D. Hunter	Private	F	Seventh Infantry
26.	Philo O. Hurlburt	Private	K	Seventh Infantry
27.	James Keys	Private	D	Seventh Infantry
28.	James C. Lehmer	Private	A	Seventh Infantry
29.	George Leher	Private	A	Seventh Infantry
30.	Christian Luttman	Corporal	F	Seventh Infantry
31.	George Maurer	Private	F	Seventh Infantry
32.	Charles A. Robbecke	Private	G	Seventh Infantry
33.	William Thompson	Private	I	Seventh Infantry
34.	William Wright	Sergeant	E*	Seventh Infantry
*—Attached to Company D

CIVILIANS KILLED

1. John Armstrong
2. Henry S. Bostwick
3. Lynde C. Elliot
4. Alvin Lockwood
5. Campbell Mitchell
6. David Morrow

CIVILIANS WOUNDED

1. Jacob Baker
2. Otto Leifer
3. Myron Lockwood
4. William Ryan

VIII. Camas Meadows, August 20, 1877.
(Sources: "List of Wounded in Skirmish on Camas Meadow"; and Reg.imental Returns . . . Second Cavalry, August 1877, roll 719.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	Bernard A. Brooks	Trumpeter	B	First Cavalry
	—shot in heart.

WOUNDED

1.	Henry M. Benson	First lieut.	L (attached)	Seventh Infantry
	—ball; hips; severe flesh wound; simple dressing.
2.	Henry Wilkins	First sergeant	L	Second Cavalry
	—ball; head; slight wound; simple dressing.
3.	Harry Garland	Corporal	L	Second Cavalry
	—ball; left iliac region; severe wound; fracture crest of ilium; simple dressing.
4.	Samuel A. Glass	Farrier	L	Second Cavalry
	—ball; peliose; severe wound; penetrating wound; simple dressing. Died of wounds August 24, 1877.
5.	Wilfred Clark	Private	L	Second Cavalry
	—ball; left shoulder; slight wound; simple dressing.
6.	Harry Trevor	Private	L	Second Cavalry
	—ball; lung and left scapula; severe wound; penetrated cavity; simple dressing. Died of wounds October 4, 1877.
7.	William H. Jones	Private	L	Second Cavalry
	—ball; over right patella; slight wound; simple dressing.
8.	James King	Farrier	I	First Cavalry
	—ball; left forearm, upper third; severe wound; simple dressing.

IX. Canyon Creek, September 13, 1877.
(Source: "List of Wounded . . . Canon Creek." Corrected as per Regimental Returns . . . Seventh Cavalry, September, 1877, roll 72.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	Nathan T. Brown	Private	L	Seventh Cavalry
2.	Frank J. Gosselin	Private	M	Seventh Cavalry

WOUNDED

1.	Thomas H. French	Captain	M	Seventh Cavalry
	—hand; slight wound.
2.	Edson F. Archer	Blacksmith	L	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; chest; penetrating; severe wound; opiates, simple dressing. Died of wounds September 14, 1877.
3.	Edward Deverin	Sergeant	F	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; left arm; flesh wound; slight wound; simple dressing.
4.	George A. Campfield	Private	F	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; left shoulder; flesh wound; severe wound; simple dressing.
5.	James Lawlor	Private	G	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; skull; fracture of; severe wound; opiates, simple dressing. Died of wounds September 18, 1877.
6.	William Young	Private	G	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; both hips; flesh; severe wound; simple dressing.
7.	Edward B. Cromby	Private	I	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; left shoulder; flesh wound; severe wound; simple dressing.
8.	Levi Weigel	Private	L	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; right leg; fracture; splints; right shoulder; slight flesh wound; simple dressing.
9.	Albert B. Fowler	Private	L	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; left leg; flesh wound; slight wound; simple dressing.
10.	Jacob P. Watson	Private	M	Seventh Cavalry
	—conical ball; left ankle joint; severe wound; simple dressing.
11.	Lewis M. Adkins	Private	M	Seventh Cavalry
	—slight wound.
12.	John Rivers	Farrier	I	Seventh Cavalry

X. Cow Island, September 23, 1877.
(Sources: Fort Benton Benton Record, October 5, 1877; and Hardin, Diary, September 28, 1877.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment
1.	Byron Martin	Private	B	Seventh Infantry

CIVILIANS WOUNDED

1. E. W. Buckwalter—hand and side.
2. George Trautman—right shoulder.

XI. Cow Creek Canyon, September 25, 1877.
(Source: Secretary of War, Report . . . 1877, 557.)

KILLED

1. Citizen volunteer Edmund Bradley

XII. Bear's Paw, September 30-October 5, 1877.
(Sources: Surgeon Henry R. Tilton to Medical Director, Department of Dakota, October 3, 1877, entry 624, box 1, Office of the Adjutant General. Corrected as per Regimental Returns . . . Seventh Cavalry, September and October 1877, roll 72; Regimental Returns . . . Fifth Infantry, September and October 1877, roll 58; and Regimental Returns . . . Second Cavalry, September and October 1877, roll 719.)

KILLED

No.	Name	Rank	Company	Regiment	Date
1.	Owen Hale	Captain	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
2.	J. Williams Biddle	Second lieut.	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
3.	Otto Wilde	First sergeant	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
4.	Max Mielke	Sergeant	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
5.	Henry W. Raichel	Sergeant	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
6.	William Whitlow	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
7.	Francis Roth	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
8.	Charles F. Hardick	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
9.	Frank Knaupp	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
10.	George W. McDermott	First sergeant	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
11.	John E. Cleveland	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
12.	Lewis Kelly	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
13.	Samuel McIntyre	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
14.	Michael Martin	First sergeant	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
15.	James H. Alberts	Sergeant	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
16.	William I. Randall	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
17.	David E. Dawsey	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
18.	John Haddo	Corporal	B	Fifth Infantry	9/30
19.	Thomas Geogehgan	Private	C	Fifth Infantry	9/30
20.	Richard M. Peshall	Private	G	Fifth Infantry	9/30
21.	John Irving	Private	G	Second Cavalry	10/1

WOUNDED

1.	Myles Moylan	Captain	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right thigh (flesh); severe wound.
2.	Edward S. Godfrey	Captain	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left lumbar region; flesh wound; slight wound.
3.	Henry Romeyn	First lieut.	A	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right chest (penetrating); severe wound.
4.	George W. Baird	First lieut.	AAAG	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot fracture; left forearm and left ear; slight wound; severe wound.
5.	Daniel S. Wright	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right thigh; severe wound.
6.	Thomas D. Godman	Sergeant	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left hand and left shoulder; slight wound.
7.	Thomas Denning	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right popliteal region; slight wound.
8.	Charles Miller	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; neck and right shoulder; severe wound.
9.	Otto Durselen	Sergeant	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right hip and bladder. Died of wounds.
10.	Michael Gilbert	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right shoulder; severe wound.
11.	George W. Savage	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; both thighs (flesh); severe wound.
12.	Howard H. Weaver	Private	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right arm; slight wound.
13.	James E. Christopher	Trumpeter	A	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left knee; severe wound.
14.	James Clark	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right shoulder; severe wound.
15.	Frederick W. Deetline	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right shoulder and left elbow; severe wound.
16.	John Curran	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left hand; index finger amputated.
17.	Charles H. Welch	Sergeant	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot fracture; right thigh and left thigh; severe wound; flesh wound.
18.	Uriah S. Lewis	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right calf; slight wound.
19.	John M. Jones	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left shoulder and left arm; slight wound. Carried on some reports as James H. Johnson.
20.	Thomas Herwood	Trumpeter	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left side chest; penetrating wound.
21.	John Quinn	Corporal	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left shoulder; severe wound.
22.	David E. Baker	Private	D	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right thigh; severe wound.
23.	Michael Delany	Corporal	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right chest; penetrating wound; dangerous.
24.	Peter Allen	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot fracture; left radius; arm amputated.
25.	William H. McGee	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right leg.
26.	John Schwerer	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left leg.
27.	John Meyers	Saddler	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left hand.
28.	George A. Sorrell	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right wrist and left hand.
29.	John Shawer	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left heel; slight wound.
30.	John Nolan	Sergeant	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left lumbar region (hip).
31.	Emil Taube	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; scalp; slight wound.
32.	Michael Murphy	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; chest and abdomen; dangerous wound.
33.	John Foley	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
34.	Charles L. Smith	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left thigh; severe wound.
35.	George A. Dowell	Private	K	Seventh Cavalry	Unk
	—right wrist and left hand; slight wound.
36.	Daniel Lyons	Blacksmith	K	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
37.	Jean B. D. Gallenne	Private (Hosp. Stwd)	M	Seventh Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot fracture; left ankle.
38.	James Farrell	Private	F	Second Cavalry	9/30
	—gunshot wound, right elbow.
39.	Patrick Martin	Private	F	Second Cavalry	9/30
40.	Lewis Gensler	Private	I	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; fractured left forearm; arm amputated.
41.	Joseph A. Cable	Sergeant	I	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot fracture; left femur; flesh wound; right thigh; severe wound. Died of wounds October 15, 1877.
42.	Patrick McCanna	Private	I	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right hip; slight wound.
43.	John Andrews	Private	I	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left side face.
44.	Nicholas B. Ward	Private	I	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; both thighs (flesh); severe wound.
45.	Joseph Kohler	Private	I	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; abdomen. Died of wounds October 1, 1877.
46.	George Krager	Sergeant	G	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left side face and right hand; severe wound.
47.	Daniel Horgan	Private	G	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; right leg; slight wound.
48.	John Ferrons	Private	D	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot wound; left leg; slight wound.
49.	Fleming S. Griffith	Private	G	Fifth Infantry	9/30
50.	Jesse O'Neill	Musician	G	Fifth Infantry	9/30
	—gunshot fracture; left thigh.
INDIAN SCOUTS WOUNDED
1.	Hump, Minneconjou Lakota				9/30
	—right shoulder; slight.
2.	White Wolf, Northern Cheyenne				9/30
	—skull fractured.

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