Killed or Mortally Wounded:

Ellis W. Ayer, Lt.
Isaac Adams, 2nd Lt.
Ansel Brackett
Silas Cambell
Thomas A. Davis
Nicholas Francis
Mahlon M. Young, Capt.
David C. Whitney


Wounded:

Alexander Asboth, Brig. Gen.
Joshua R. Adams, Sgt.
Isaac Anderson
George W. Baker
James C. Breckenridge
Elisha Clark
Charles Clough, Jr.
Nathan Cutler, Major
Orrin R. Evans
Solomon Johnson
William H. Moody, 2nd Lt.
Sanford H. Pendleton
Luther M. Pollard
Lyman W. Rowley, 3rd Lt.
Samuel F. Stoddard, Jr.
Unknown
Unknown
The Battle of Marianna, Florida
Federal Casualties
Casualties of the Battle of Marianna - Federal
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Battle of Marianna

Little Known Fact


2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
82nd U.S. Colored Infantry
7th Vermont Veteran Volunteers
2nd Maine Cavalry




U.S. Volunteers
2nd Maine Cavalry
86th U.S. Colored Infantry
2nd Maine Cavalry
86th U.S. Colored Infantry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
86th U.S. Colored Infantry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
1st Florida U.S. Cavalry
2nd Maine Cavalry
82nd U.S. Colored Infantry
82nd U.S. Colored Infantry
Total:        8 killed or mortally wounded.
           17 wounded.
Confederate Casualties
The Union soldiers who were
killed in the fighting were
originally buried in shallow
graves at Courthouse
Square. According to legend,
some of their hands and feet
were left exposed. The
bodies were taken up by the
town citizens and reburied at
Riverside Cemetery. Most
were later relocated to
Barrancas National Cemetery
near Pensacola.