January 24. Stephen G Champlin
WIA at Seven Pines Va in 1862 and never recovered, died of wounds
May 5. MG Alexander Hays
KIA Wilderness campaign
May 8. James S. Wadsworth
KIA Wilderness campaign
May 9. MG John Sedgwick
KIA Spotsylvannia
May 10. Thomas G. Stevenson
KIA Spotsylvannia, shot by a sharpshooter
May 15. James C. Rice
WIA Spotsylvannia on May 10
June 4. Arthur H. Dutton
WIA Bermuda Hundred, died of wounds; not listed in some sources
June 17. James S Morton
KIA at Petersburg Siege as a Colonel; promoted posthumously
June 26. Charles G. Harker
KIA Kennesaw Mountain Ga.
July 17. Daniel McCook
WIA at Kennesaw Mountain Ga., died of wounds
July 6. Samuel A. Rice
KIA Jenkin’s Ferry
July 22. MG James B. McPherson
KIA Atlanta
August 6 . Griffin A Stedman
KIA Petersburg Siege
August 15. D A Woodberry
Died of Yellow Fever at Key West while on campaign
September 12. Joshua B Howell
Killed at Petersburg when his horse was shot and fell on him; promoted posthumously
September 19. MG David A. Russell
KIA at Opequon near Winchester Va.
September 30. Hiram Bernham (aka Burnhard ?)
KIA at Fort Harrison, Va.
October 13. George D. Wells
KIA Cedar Creek
October 14. David B. Birney
Died of malaria in Philadelphia
October 20. Daniel L. Bidwell (middle name may have been Davidson)
WIA Cedar Creek Va on October 19, died of wounds
October 20. Charles R. Lowell
WIA Cedar Creek va. Died of wounds
October 29 T. E. G. Ransom
WIA at Sabine Crossroads Ga., died of wounds.
December 15. Sylvester G. Hill
KIA near Nashville Tn.; not listed in some sources
Shooting Stars and Falling Stars Generals Who Died in the American Civil War Union Army
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