Chancellorsville Campaign - May 1-6, 1863
Map of the battle of Chancellorsville, VA, by Robert Know Sneden, 1860s - Library of Congress
Army of the Potomac - Major General Joseph Hooker
First Corps - Major General John F. Reynolds
Second Division – Brigadier General John C. Robinson
Third Brigade - Colonel Samuel H. Leonard
13th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment – Lt. Colonel N. Walter Batchelder
83rd New York Infantry Regiment - Lt. Colonel Joseph A. Moesch
97th New York Infantry Regiment - Colonel Charles Wheelock
11th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Colonel Richard Coulter
88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Colonel Louis Wagner
* Source - Civil War In The East
First Corps - Major General John F. Reynolds
Second Division – Brigadier General John C. Robinson
Third Brigade - Colonel Samuel H. Leonard
13th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment – Lt. Colonel N. Walter Batchelder
83rd New York Infantry Regiment - Lt. Colonel Joseph A. Moesch
97th New York Infantry Regiment - Colonel Charles Wheelock
11th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Colonel Richard Coulter
88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Colonel Louis Wagner
* Source - Civil War In The East
A Pennsylvania Infantry camp on Belle Plain, Virginia, is pictured was taken, three weeks before the Battle of Chancellorsville
Timothy O'Sullivan Library of Congress
Battle of Chancellorsville by Kurz and Allison -General Stonewall Jackson is shot by his own men - Library of Congress
Out of 133,868 Union troops engaged 1,606 soldiers were killed, 9,672 soldiers
were wounded, 5,919 missing & captured for a total of 17,197. The I Corps suffers only 135 total casualties, The Eighty-Eighth suffers 2 wounded while being used in a mostly defensive operation.
Out of 60,892 Confederate troops engaged, 1,665 soldiers were killed, 9,081 soldiers were wounded, 2,018 missing & captured, for a total of 13,303.
The Battle of Chancellorsville was a Confederate Victory
were wounded, 5,919 missing & captured for a total of 17,197. The I Corps suffers only 135 total casualties, The Eighty-Eighth suffers 2 wounded while being used in a mostly defensive operation.
Out of 60,892 Confederate troops engaged, 1,665 soldiers were killed, 9,081 soldiers were wounded, 2,018 missing & captured, for a total of 13,303.
The Battle of Chancellorsville was a Confederate Victory
