History of Westchester County, New York, Vol. I
twoiity fiiist of Septeinlier, the fifth of October, ami on the third of November-- tlio last, five days after the Battle, -- were as follows;
September 21.
Re^iiiieiitn.
£
y
Staff.
Non com. Officers.
Fit for Duty.
o
it u (O
Sick, absent.
■0
a
a
•d & .a
,3
1 Total, 1 Rank and File.'
Colonel Smallwood's . . . Colonel Uitzenia's
Late Col. McDoucars 1 First New-York Reg't. | Colonel Webb's
•16 ■i'i
*2r> l:i
2r)
■49
' 4
Octobei
Regiments.
t
£
iB
cd Si
Non-com. Officers.
Fit for Duty.
a «
if oS
■a
On Command.
Furlougbed.
Total, Rank and File, t
Colonel Brooks's
Colonel SumllwoiHl's . . . . Colonel Rit/.eina's
Late (;ol. MeDouKal's ) First New- York Keg't. J ' Colonel Webb's
t
ru
' 5
. .
38.T
1.53
' 71
381! .'>09
1'262
•2590
Novemlier 3.
Regiments.
[ Com. Officers. Staff.
Non-com. Officers.
[ Fit for Duty.
I Sick, present, j
Sick, Rbsen
■0 s
d
s s
c
Furlougbed. |
ToUiI, Rank and File.
•£ 1 ll
CH as
Colonel Brooks's . . . Colonel Smallwood's . Colonel Rit/.eiiia's. . . Colonel Haslet's . . . Late Col. MoDougal's \ Ist New- York Reg't. § J Colonel Webb's ....
30 5 301 8 21; 4 13 3
2li 5
16 3
.50
' .57
Total
131 28
181 1442
It will be seen that three hundred and forty Officers, Staff, non-commissioned Othcers, and Jlusicians, and one thousand, four hundred, and forty-two Private^*, present and fit for duty, survived the Battle, and, five days after that event, were returned as effective. The losses which they ha«l sustained, in the action, and the probable alisence of some, on that occasion, must be taken into the account; and we believe that the number of Officei-s and Privates who were actually engaged was about that which we have stated in the text.