Andersonville — Volume 4 by John McElroy
page 80 of 190 (42%)
page 80 of 190 (42%)
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"John Jones, 11th thousand, 10th hundred." Eleven thousand being the highest number thus recorded, it is fair to presume that not less than that number were confined there on a certain date, and that more than that number were confined there during the time it was continued as a prison. II Statement showing the whole number of Federals and Confederates captured, (less the number paroled on the field), the number who died while prisoners, and the percentage of deaths, 1861-1865 FEDERALS Captured .................................................. 187,818 Died, (as shown by prison and hospital records on file).... 30,674 Percentage of deaths ...................................... 16.375 CONFEDERATES Captured .................................................. 227,570 Died ...................................................... 26,774 Percentage of deaths ...................................... 11.768 In the detailed statement prepared for Congress dated March 1, 1869, the whole number of deaths given as shown by Prisoner of War records was twenty-six thousand three hundred and twenty-eight, but since that date evidence of three thousand six hundred and twenty-eight additional deaths |
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