Death Reports  

 from

Fortress Monroe, September 5, 1864

In the Chesapeake Hospital:

Lieut.  Daniel McVay, 76^th Pennsylvania

Captain Luther Lawrence, 11^th Maine

Captain L. M. Rogers, 85^th Pennsylvania

Lieut. John Vanausand, 115^th New York —all of whom died of their wounds.

 

In the Hampton Hospital:

J. H. Goodwin, 98^th New York

Charles Berry, 1^st U. S. Colored Troop

Daniel Wright, 9^th U. S. Colored Troop

J. S. Saynard, 4^th Massachusetts

J. W. Stafford, 1^st Pennsylvania Artillery

Ezra Smith, 11^th Maine

J. McMasters, 115^th New York

J. M. Shaw, 8^th Maine

Joseph Barry, 30^th Illinois

Joseph Provost, 13^th New York Artillery

A. Kanoff, 4^th New Hampshire

Richard Paddock, 81^st New York

James Vangeesen, 4^th New Jersey

J. W. Welder, 55^th Pennsylvania

James M. Gould, 81^st New York

Oakley Stokes, 106^th New York

Edward Dunn, 3d United States Colored Troop

J. B. Richardson, 16^th New York Artillery

Vincent Berry, 6^th U. S. Colored Troop

H. McDonald, 10^th New York

Lewis Water, 47^th New York

David Irvin, 1^st Maryland Cavalry

Robert Bond, 24^th Massachusetts

W. P. Weymouth, 11^th Maine

J. Crowell, of steamer “T. W. Thomas”

R. Chapman, 148^th New York

William Sherman, 11^th Maine

S. C. Pasco, 96^th New York

L. H. Benedict, 16^th New York

J. Woodward,  37^th New Jersey

J. H. Bennett, 1^st Vermont Cavalry

 

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