| FINAL STATEMENT | |
|---|---|
| Original members | 866 |
| Gain (recruits and transferes) | 992 |
| --- Aggregate | 1858 |
| --- Losses --- | |
| Killed in action | 139 |
| Died of wounds | 84 |
| Died of disease | 136 |
| Died in Confederate prisons | 22 |
| Died from accident | 3 |
| Executed | 1 |
| Total of Deaths | 385 |
| Promoted to other regiments | 8 |
| Honorably discharged | 446 |
| Dishonorably discharged | 24 |
| Deserted | 170 |
| Finally unaccounted for | 5 |
| Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps and other organizations | 120 |
| --- Total Losses | 773 |
| Mustered out at various times | 700 |
| Total wounded | 692 |
| Total taken prisoner | 129 |
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