Union and Confederate Armies Killed, Wounded, Missing in All the Major Battles in the Civil War

Losses in Killed, Wounded, and Missing in Engagements, Etc.,

Where the Total was Five Hundred or more on the side of the Union Troops. Confederate Losses given are generally based on Estimates.

			Union Loss.				Confederate Loss.
No.	Date.	Name.	Killed	Wounded	Missing	Total.	Total.
	1861.
1	July 21	Bull Run, Va.	481	1,011	1,460	2,952	1,752
2	August 10	Wilson's Creek, Mo.	223	721	291	1,235	1,095
3	September 12 to 20	Lexington, Mo.	42	108	1,624	1,774	100
4	October 21	Ball's Bluff, Va.	223	226	445	894	302
5	November 7	Belmont, Mo.	90	173	235	498	966
	1862.
6	February 14 to 16	Fort Donelson, Tenn.	446	1,735	150	2,331	15,067
7	March 6 to 8	Pea Ridge, Ark.	203	972	174	1,349	5,200
8	March 14	New-Berne, N. C.	91	466	—	557	583
9	March 23	Winchester, Va.	103	440	24	567	691
10	April 6 and 7	Shiloh, Tenn.	1,735	7,882	3,956	13,573	10,699
11	May 5	Williamsburg, Va.	456	1,400	372	2,228	1,000
12	May 23	Front Royal, Va.	32	122	750	904	—
13	May 25	Winchester, Va.	38	155	711	904	—
14	May 31 to June 1	Seven Pines and Fair Oaks, Va.	890	3,627	1,222	5,739	7,997
15	June 8	Cross Keys, Va.	125	500	—	625	287
16	June 9	Fort Republic, Va.	67	361	574	1,002	657
17	June 16	Secessionville, James Island, S. C.	85	472	128	685	204
18	June 25	Oak Grove, Va.	51	401	64	516	541
19	June 26 to July 1	Seven days' retreat; includes Mechanicsville, Gaines' Mills, Chickahominy, Peach Orchard, Savage Station, Charles City Cross Roads, and Malvern Hill	1,582	7,709	5,958	15,249	17,583
20	July 13	Murfreesboro', Tenn.	33	62	800	895	150
21	August 8	Cedar Mountain, Va.	450	660	290	1,400	1,307
22	July 20 to September 20	Guerrilla campaign in Missouri; includes Porter's and Poindexter's Guerrillas	77	156	347	580	2,866
23	August 28 and 29	Groveton and Gainesville, Va.	—	—	—	7,000	7,000
24	August 30	Bull Run, Va. (2d)	800	4,000	3,000	7,800	3,700
25	August 30	Richmond Ky.	200	700	4,000	4,900	750
26	September 1	Chantilly, Va.	—	—	—	1,300	800
27	September 12 to 15	Harper's Ferry, Va.	80	120	11,583	11,783	500
28	September 14	Turner's and Crampton's Gaps, South Mountain, Md.	443	1,806	76	2,325	4,343
29	September 14 to 16	Munfordsville Ky.	50	—	3,566	3,616	714
30	September 17	Antietam, Md.	2,010	9,416	1,043	12,469	25,899
31	September 19 to 20	Iuka, Miss.	144	598	40	782	1,516
32	October 3 and 4	Corinth, Miss.	315	1,812	232	2,359	14,221
33	October 5	Big Hatchie River, Miss.	—	—	—	500	400
34	October 8	Perryville, Ky.	916	2,943	489	4,348	7,000
35	December 7	Prairie Grove, Ark.	167	798	183	1,148	1,500
36	December 7	Hartsville, Tenn.	55	—	1,800	1,855	149
37	December 12 to 18	Foster's expedition to Goldsboro', N.C.	90	478	9	577	739
38	December 13	Fredericksburg, Va.	1,180	9,028	2,145	12,353	4,576
39	December 20	Holly Springs, Miss.	—	—	1,000	1,000	—
40	December 27	Elizabethtown, Ky.	—	—	500	500	—
41	December 28 and 29	Chickasaw Bayou, Vicksburg, Miss.	191	982	756	1,929	207
42	Dec. 31, 1862, to Jan. 2, 1863	Stone's River, Tenn.	1,533	7,245	2,800	11,578	25,560
	1863.
43	January 1	Galveston, Texas	—	—	600	600	50
44	January 11	Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark.	129	831	17	977	5,500
45	March 4 and 5	Thompson's Station, Tenn.	100	300	1,306	1,706	600
46	April 27 to May 3	Streight's raid from Tuscumbia, Ala., to Rome, Ga.	12	69	1,466	1,547	—
47	May 1	Port Gibson, Miss.	130	718	5	853	1,650
48	May 1 to 4	Chancellorsville, Va.	1,512	9,518	5,000	16,030	12,281
49	May 16	Champion Mills, Miss.	426	1,842	189	2,457	4,300
50	May 18 to July 4	Siege of Vicksburg, Miss.	545	3,688	303	4,536	31,277
51	May 27 to July 9	Siege of Port Hudson, La.	500	2,500	—	3,000	7,208
52	June 6 to 8	Milliken's Bend, La.	154	223	115	492	725
53	June 9	Beverly Ford and Brandy Station, Va.	—	—	—	500	700
54	June 13 to 15	Winchester, Va.	—	—	3,000	3,000	850
55	June 23 to 30	Rosecrans' campaign from Murfreesboro' to Tullahoma, Tenn.	85	462	13	560	1,634
56	July 1 to 3	Gettysburg, Pa.	2,834	13,709	6,643	23,186	31,621
57	July 9 to 16	Jackson, Miss.	100	800	100	1,000	1,339
58	July 18	Second assault on Fort Wagner, S. C	—	—	—	1,500	174
59	September 19 to 20	Chickamauga, Ga.	1,644	9,262	4,945	15,851	17,804
60	November 3	Grand Coteau, La.	26	124	576	726	445
61	November 6	Rogersville, Tenn.	5	12	650	667	30
62	November 23 to 25	Chattanooga, Tenn.; includes Orchard Knob, Lookout Mountain, and Missionary Ridge.	757	4,529	330	5,616	8,684
63	November 26 to 28	Operations at Mine Run, Va.	100	400	—	500	500
64	December 14	Bean's Station, Tenn.	—	—	—	700	900
	1864.
65	February 20	Olustee, Fla.	193	1,175	460	1,828	500
66	April 8	Sabine Cross Roads, La.	200	900	1,800	2,900	1,500
67	April 9	Pleasant Hills, La.	100	700	300	1,100	2,000
68	April 12	Fort Pillow, Tenn.	350	60	164	574	80
69	April 17 to 20	Plymouth, N. C.	20	80	1,500	1,600	500
70	April 30	Jenkins' Ferry, Saline River, Ark.	200	955	—	1,155	1,100
71	May 5 to 7	Wilderness, Va.	5,597	21,463	10,677	37,737	11,400
72	May 5 to 9	Rocky Face Ridge, Ga.; includes Tunnel Hill, Mill Creek Gap, Buzzard Roost, Snake Creek Gap, and near Dalton	200	637	—	837	600
73	May 8 to 18	Spottsylvania Court House, Va.; includes engagements on the Fredericksburg Road, Laurel Hill, and Nye River	4,177	19,687	2,577	26,461	9,000
74	May 9 to 10	Swift Creek, Va.	90	400	—	490	500
75	May 9 to 10	Cloyd's Mountain and New River Bridge, Va.	126	585	34	745	900
76	May 12 to 16	Fort Darling, Drewry's Bluff, Va.	422	2,380	210	3,012	2,500
77	May 13 to 16	Resaca, Ga.	600	2,147	—	2,747	2,800
78	May 15	New Market, Va.	120	560	240	920	405
79	May 16 to 30	Bermuda Hundred, Va.	200	1,000	—	1,200	3,000
80	May 23 to 27	North Anna River, Va.	223	1,460	290	1,973	2,000
81	May 25 to June 4	Dallas, Ga.	—	—	—	2,400	3,000
82	June 1 to 12	Cold Harbor, Va.	1,905	10,570	2,456	14,931	1,700
83	June 5	Piedmont, Va.	130	650	—	780	2,970
84	June 9 to 30	Kenesaw Mountain, Ga.; includes Pine Mountain, Pine Knob, Golgotha, Culp's House, general assault, June 27th: McAfee's Cross Roads, Lattemore's Mills and Powder Springs	1,370	6,500	800	8,670	4,600
85	June 10	Brice's Cross Roads, near Guntown, Miss.	223	394	1,623	2,240	606
86	June 10	Kellar's Bridge, Licking River, Ky.	13	54	700	767	—
87	June 11 and 12	Trevellian Station, Central Railroad, Va.	85	490	160	735	370
88	June 15 to 19	Petersburg, Va.; includes Baylor's Farm, Walthal, and Weir Bottom Church	1,298	7,474	1,814	10,586	—
89	June 17 and 18	Lynchburg, Va.	100	500	400	700	200
90	June 20 to 30	Trenches in front of Petersburg, Va.	112	506	800	1,418	—
91	June 22 to 30	Wilson's raid on the Weldon Railroad, Va.	76	265	700	1,041	300
92	June 22 and 23	Weldon Railroad, Va.	604	2,494	2,217	5,315	500
93	June 27	Kenesaw Mountain, general assault. See No. 2,345	—	—	—	3,000	608
94	July 1 to 31	Front of Petersburg, Va.; losses at the Crater and Deep Bottom not included	419	2,076	1,200	3,695	—
95	July 6 to 10	Chattahoochee River, Ga.	80	450	200	730	600
96	July 9	Monocacy, Md.	90	579	1,290	1,959	400
97	July 13 to 15	Tupelo, Miss.; includes Harrisburg and Old Town Creek	85	563	—	648	700
98	July 20	Peach Tree Creek, Ga.	300	1,410	—	1,710	4,796
99	July 22	Atlanta, Ga.; Hood's first sortie	500	2,141	1,000	3,641	8,499
100	July 24	Winchester, Va.	—	—	—	1,200	600
101	July 26 to 31	Stoneman's raid to Macon, Ga.	—	100	900	1,000	—
102	July 26 to 31	McCook's raid to Lovejoy Station, Ga.	—	100	500	600	—
103	July 28	Ezra Chapel, Atlanta, Ga.; second sortie.	100	600	—	700	4,642
104	July 30	Mine explosion at Petersburg, Va.	419	1,679	1,910	4,008	1,200
105	August 1 to 31	Trenches before Petersburg, Va.	87	484	—	571	—
106	August 14 to 18	Strawberry Plains, Deep Bottom Run, Va.	400	1,755	1,400	3,555	1,100
107	August 18, 19 & 21	Six Mile House, Weldon Railroad, Va.	212	1,155	3,176	4,543	4,000
108	August 21	Summit Point, Va.	—	—	—	600	400
109	August 25	Ream's Station, Va.	127	546	1,769	2,442	1,500
110	August 31 to September 1	Jonesboro', Ga.	—	1,149	—	1,149	2,000
111	May 5 to September 8	Campaign in Northern Georgia, from Chattanooga, Tenn., to Atlanta, Ga.	5,284	26,129	5,786	37,199	—
112	September 1 to October 30	Trenches before Petersburg, Va.	170	822	812	1,804	1,000
113	September 19	Opequan, Winchester, Va.	653	3,719	618	4,990	5,500
114	September 23	Athens, Ala.	—	—	950	950	30
115	September 24 to October 28	Price's invasion of Missouri; includes a number of engagements	170	336	—	506	—
116	September 28 to 30	New Market Heights, Va.	400	2,029	—	2,429	2,000
117	September 30 to October 1	Preble's Farm, Poplar Springs Church, Va.	141	788	1,756	2,685	900
118	October 5	Allatoona, Ga.	142	352	212	706	1,142[69]
119	October 19	Cedar Creek, Va.	588	3,516	1,891	5,995	4,200
120	October 27	Hatcher's Run, South Side Railroad, Va.	156	1,047	699	1,902	1,000
121	October 27 and 28	Fair Oaks, near Richmond, Va.	120	783	400	1,303	451
122	November 28	Fort Kelly, New Creek, West Va.	—	—	700	700	5
123	November 30	Franklin, Tenn.	189	1,033	1,104	2,326	6,252
124	November 30	Honey Hill, Broad River, S. C.	66	645	—	711	—
125	December 6 to 9	Deveaux's Neck, S. C.	39	390	200	629	400
126	December 15 & 16	Nashville, Tenn.	400	1,740	—	2,140	15,000
	1865.
127	January 11	Beverly, West Va.	5	20	583	608	—
128	January 13 to 15	Fort Fisher, N. C.	184	749	22	955	2,483
129	February 5 to 7	Dabney's Mills, Hatcher's Run, Va.	232	1,062	186	1,480	1,200
130	March 8 to 10	Wilcox's Bridge, Wise's Fork, N. C.	80	421	600	1,101	1,500
131	March 16	Averysboro', N. C.	77	477	—	554	865
132	March 19 to 21	Bentonville, N. C.	191	1,168	287	1,646	2,825
133	March 25	Fort Steedman, in front of Petersburg, VA.	68	337	506	911	2,681
134	March 25	Petersburg, Va.	103	864	209	1,176	834
135	March 26 to April 8	Spanish Fort, Ala.	100	695	—	795	552
136	March 22 to April 24	Wilson's raid from Chickasaw, Ala., to Macon, Ga.; includes a number of engagements	99	598	28	725	8,020
137	March 31	Boydton and White Oak Roads, Va.	177	1,134	556	1,867	1,235
138	April 1	Five Forks, Va.	124	706	54	884	8,500
139	April 2	Fall of Petersburg, Va.	296	2,565	500	3,361	3,000
140	April 6	Sailor's Creek, Va.	166	1,014	—	1,180	7,000
141	April 6	High Bridge, Appomattox River, Va.	10	31	1,000	1,041	—
142	April 7	Farmville, Va.	—	—	—	655	—
143	April 9	Fort Blakely, Ala.	113	516	—	629	2,900
144	April 9	Surrender of Lee	—	—	—	—	26,000
145	April 26	Johnston surrendered	—	—	—	—	29,924
146	May 4	Taylor surrendered	—	—	—	—	10,000
147	May 10	Sam Jones surrendered	—	—	—	—	8,000
148	May 11	Jeff Thompson surrendered	—	—	—	—	7,454
149	May 26	Kirby Smith surrendered	—	—	—	—	20,000