Battery B, 4th U.S. Light Artillery - Non-Iron Brigade Casualities

Non-Iron Brigade Causalities from Battery B

Name	Unit	Comments
Berkitz, Herman	New Recruit, U.S. Army	Wounded at Spotsylvania, DNR
Bowers, George C.	New Recruit, U.S. Army	Wounded at Bethesda Church on June 3, 1864
Brown, Henry	23^rd New York Volunteer Infantry	Killed in Action at Antietam
Brown, John	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Killed in Action at Antietam
Campbell, Lt. Joseph B.	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Wounded at Antietam, DNR
Clark, James C.	35^th New York Volunteer Infantry	Wounded at Antietam, DNR
Cunningham, James	New Recruit, U.S. Army	Wounded at Gravelly Run
Davison, Lt. James	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Wounded at Gettysburg, DNR
Evans, Addison	23^rd New York Volunteer Infantry	Wounded at Antietam, DNR
Freitong, Adolph	New Recruit, U.S. Army	Killed in Action at Gravelly Run
Givens, Warren	New Recruit, U.S. Army	Wounded at Bethesda Church on June 3, 1864, DNR
Goodman, Lt. Thomas	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Killed in Action at Spotsylvania
Hathaway, Charles	23^rd New York Volunteer Infantry	Wounded at Antietam, DNR
Herzog, Sgt. Joseph	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Killed in Action at Antietam
Hogan, Patrick	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Killed in Action at Fredricksburg
Lyons, Henry P.	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Killed in Action at Antietam
McAlona, Robert	35^th New York Volunteer Infantry	Wounded at Antietam
McCabe, Patrick	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Wounded at Second Bull Run, DNR
Mitchell, Lt. John	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Wounded at Gravelly Run
Moore, William I.	35^th New York Volunteer Infantry	Wounded at Antietam
Morgan, Joseph J. E.	35^th New York Volunteer Infantry	Probably Killed in Action at Antietam
Sheahan, John	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Killed in Action at Gettysburg, While Serving as General John Gibbon's Aide
Springer, Charles	35^th New York Volunteer Infantry	Probably Killed in Action at Antietam
Stewart, Lt. James	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Wounded at Gettysburg
Tea, Richard	Battery B, 4^th U.S. Light Artillery U.S. Army Regulars	Wounded at Petersburg

Notes:

DNR: "Did Not Return" to Battery B after event mentioned, even though person remained on the muster roll.
Killed and wounded are from the muster rolls and returns. Therefore, only those seriously wounded and noted on these documents are included.
There is some variation in spelling of names between muster roll editions, and between muster rolls, state rosters, and unit histories. The spelling used here is usually from the muster rolls.

All information on this page was taken from The Iron Brigade Battery, by Silas Felton and was published in
Like Giants in Tall Black Hats: Essays on the Iron Brigade. Used with permission. Please check out the publisher's website to order a copy of this book at http://iupress.indiana.edu/.

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