The Battle of Dabney's Mill / Hatcher's Run -February 5-7, 1865
Army of the Potomac - Major General George Meade
V Corps - Major General Gouveneur K. Warren
Third Division - Brigadier General Samuel W. Crawford
Second Brigade - Brigadier General Henry Baxter
16th Maine Infantry Regiment
39th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
97th New York Infantry Regiment
11th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Lt. Col. Benjamin Haines, 11th PVI
107th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
V Corps - Major General Gouveneur K. Warren
Third Division - Brigadier General Samuel W. Crawford
Second Brigade - Brigadier General Henry Baxter
16th Maine Infantry Regiment
39th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
97th New York Infantry Regiment
11th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
88th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment - Lt. Col. Benjamin Haines, 11th PVI
107th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Among the soldiers of the 88th who were killed or mortally wounded at Dabney's Mill / Hatcher's Run:
Company B: Privates Cornelius McNulty, and James Yoder
Company D: Private Hartley Jaques
Company E: Privates Joseph Byners (MW) and Edward Phillips (MW)
Company I: Private Francis Monroe
Company B: Privates Cornelius McNulty, and James Yoder
Company D: Private Hartley Jaques
Company E: Privates Joseph Byners (MW) and Edward Phillips (MW)
Company I: Private Francis Monroe
Out of 34,517 Union troops engaged, 171 soldiers were killed, 1,181 were wounded and 187 were captured for a total of 1,539. Crawford's Third Division suffered 74 soldiers killed , 525 wounded and 569 missing in action in the two days of fighting for a total of 1168 casualties. The Eighty-Eighth suffered 6 soldiers killed , 23 wounded and 5 missing in action.
Out of 13,835 Confederate troops engaged, they suffer 1,161 casualties.
The Battle of Dabney's Mill / Hatcher's Run was a Union Victory
Out of 13,835 Confederate troops engaged, they suffer 1,161 casualties.
The Battle of Dabney's Mill / Hatcher's Run was a Union Victory