- 4 -- -- 4
Tom's Brook -- -- 1 1 2
Berryville -- -- -- 1 1
---- ---- ---- ---- ----
Total 24 46 17 17 104

Recapitulation--Killed and died of wounds, Shenandoah Valley:

First Michigan 24
Fifth Michigan 46
Sixth Michigan 17
Seventh Michigan 17
----
Total 104

The following table of killed and wounded in the First cavalry division
in the battle of Cedar Creek is taken from the official war records:[42]

First Brigade--
Officers and men killed 10
Officers and men wounded 43
----
Officers and men killed and wounded 53

Second Brigade--
Officers and men killed 3
Officers and men wounded 16
----
Officers and men killed and wounded 19

Reserve Brigade--
Officers and men killed 9
Officers and men wounded 27
----
Officers and men killed and wounded 36

Total killed and wounded, First Brigade 53
Total killed and wounded Second and Reserve Brigades 55

It is thus seen that the First brigade lost in killed and wounded within
two of as many as both the other brigades--almost fifty per cent of the
entire losses of the division.

Custer's division of two brigades lost 2 killed and 24 wounded.

Powell's division of two brigades lost 1 killed, 8 wounded.

In other words, while the entire of the Second and Third
divisions--four brigades--lost but 35 killed and wounded, the Michigan
brigade alone lost 53 in this battle. Thirty-four per cent of the entire
losses killed and wounded in the cavalry corps were in this one
brigade.[43]

These figure