How many people died during the Battle of Appomattox Courthouse?

Answer 1

During the Battle of Appomattox Courthouse, which took place on April 9, 1865, there were relatively few casualties compared to other major battles of the Civil War. The battle resulted in approximately 700 casualties, including both Union and Confederate soldiers. The surrender of General Robert E. Lee to General Ulysses S. Grant effectively ended the Civil War, leading to a relatively low casualty count compared to the scale of the conflict.

Answer 2

there was a battle of appomattox courthouse. appomattox courthouse was where general Robert e. lee surrendered to Ulysses s. grant to end the civil war but the fight was before the surrendered.

There was a battle of Appomattox Court House before General Lee surrendered to General Grant. Although I am not exactly sure how many fought in the battle, I do know that there were approximately 700 casualties.

Answer 3

During the actual battle, fought on the morning of April 9th, 1865, the Confederates alone suffered at least 100 killed in action. Many are buried in a small cemetery on the battlefield. Total casualties are unknown, since no official reports were submitted, as the Army of Northern Virginia surrendered later that day. The number is probably around 700 for the Confederates and perhaps an equal number for the Federals. The Confederate Army contained no more than 12,000 men in the morning, but 28,000 paroles were given, meaning that 16,000 Confederates returned (presumably from desertion) because they needed paroles to return home unmolested by Federal soldiers.

Answer 4

Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant were the two leaders of both sides.

Answer 5

none died general lee of the confederates surrendered and ulyess S. grant confisticated their guns exept for the generals pistols and their horses so none died