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Killed
Company
Regiment
Rank
Cooper, R.T.
English, Ed
Cooper W.H.
Stahl, W.
Wyatt, W.S.
Meshew, C.H.
O’Neal, W.
McMorris, M.
Rozencrantz, ----Pool, A.O.P.
Jones, G.P.
Stogdale, Jno
Floming, John
Cowan, A.B.
Steven, R. M.
Beard, R.M.
Copeland, Jno
Reid, Charley
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Saunders, J.H.
Roach, Geo
Saunders, W.H.
Pick, Robt
Middleton, R.
Folly, C.
Hall T.H.
Haley, H.
Wilson, J.
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Thigh
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Modern References
1Sgt R.T. Cooper - sent to LSH
Sgt Newton. J. English – sent to LSH
William H. Cooper
Winchester Stahl
W.S. Wyatt
Capt Charles H. Meshew – note 2
Joseph W. O’Neil - sent to LSH
J. Michael "Mike" Morris - born Ireland
Otto F. Rosencrantz-sent to LSH- canister
Corp Otho Ajalon P. Poole - canister
Gus P. Jones
John W. Stogdale – sent to LSH
John James Flournoy – sent to LSH
A.B. Cowan - sent to LSH
Rufus M. Stevens - sent to LSH
Robert M. Baird
No record
Charles Reed
1Sgt Andrew Jackson Simmons
2Lt S.B. Edwards
James H. Sauders
George H. Roach - sent to LSH
Sgt B.W. Saunders - sent to LSH
Sgt Robert L. Peek
Corp Wm Benjamin Middleton-sent to LSH
W.T. Folly - sent to LSH
2Lt Turner Harrison Hall
Henry C. Haley or Hailey
J.W. Wilson
Copeland, J.
Dart, I.
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Frost, M.
Middleton, W.F.
Nichols, A.
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Phillips, M.M.
Burnes, Wm
Trazzles,
Quarles, W.
Bushart, J.M.
McMurray, J.M.
Ward, M.
Smith, J.W.
Shelby, J.H.
Jennings, A.
Payne, B.W.
Berry, J.C.
__nosmith, I.A.
Ramsey, W.
Ster-----, H.
Sheaves, W.
Golbraith, P.W.
Boaz, Daniel
Scofield, R.
Frost, J.
Roach, W.
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Shoulder
Hip
Leg
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Died June 13th
Side
Head
Thigh
Arm
Chin
Head
Thigh Amput
died June13
Groin
Arm
Thigh
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Joseph A. Copeland - sent to LSH
Joseph L. Dart - WIA June 12- sent to LSH
Died at Corinth Hosp other causes Nov 23
G.W. Phipps - sent to LSH
No record
No record
Aaron Nichols - KIA Harrisburg
Has marker at BCR Consider removing
marker
Jesse H. Gardner – died at the Brice House
June 18 see notes 17 & 22 marker needs to
be ordered for Bethany
Capt T.J. Barnett - sent to LSH
Sgt M.M. Phillips-left arm amputated LSH
Corp William Barnes
W.M. Trizzell - sent to LSH
W. Quarles
2Lt Wiley J. Bushard - sent to LSH
2Lt Samuel W. McMurray - sent to LSH
Michael D. Ward - sent to LSH
No record
J.H. Shelby - sent to LSH
Sgt Albert Jennings died at or on way LSH
Sgt B.W. Payne
J.C. Berry
Andrew Jackson Laudermilk - sent to LSH
Edmond Wiley Ramsey - sent to LSH
H.W. Stearman
1Lt William Cheeves
2Lt Peter W. Galbraith –died June 18 LSH
Sgt Daniel David Boaz – died LSH note 4
Sgt William Cornelius Schofield
Corp James L. Frost - sent to LSH
William H. Roach - sent to LSH
Stokes, M.
Moss, L.W.
Cayce, G.L.
George, H.
Randall, C.L.
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Shoulder
Face
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Arm
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Thigh Amput
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Hand
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Head
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Frazer -Stovall, J.B.
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James Monroe Stokes
Levi W. Morse - sent to LSH
George L. Cayce
Henry George
Capt Clinton Linebaugh Randle, Company
Cdr & Brigade Acting Assist Adj General
Capt Robert M. Seay
2Lt Andrew Thomas Rennick – died LSH
Samuel M. McGee
Jerman H. Wingo
P. Calvin Robinson -sent to LSH
Albert Roper
W.M. Chambers
Robert T. Vaughn
William B. Harper - sent to LSH
William Owen Melvin - sent to LSH
Joseph G. Dalton - sent to LSH
J. Stanley - sent to LSH
A.W. Humphreys-died Nashville Campaign
Benjamin C. Faulkner
T.W. Bazzell
1Lt Jefferson J. Garrett
2Lt Finis Ewing Dodds - sent to LSH
Sgt Wm Jasper Drowns - sent to LSH
Corp George W. Northington - sent to LSH
Joseph Jackson Page-also WIA Harrisburg
William H. Thorn - sent to LSH and died
check newspaper again remove marker at
BCR- check record of death again - alive
as of 6/16
1Lt G.C. Penn - sent to LSH
2Lt A. James Frazer
Corp J.B. Stovall - killed by cannon shot
McGrosky, J.S.
Garner, J.B.
Martin, John
Masters, John
Bradberry, W.H.
Veasey, S.
Yarbrough, A.
Jones, D.B.
Farmer, J.J.
Pryor, J.D.
McNeice, N.M.
Carmady, C.
Lawrence, J.Q.
Biggs, A.
Wilkin, K.
Fristoe, R.H.
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Vaun, Wm
Evans, James
Nailing, E.P.
Gilbert, J.
Jackson, Wm
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Hand & Leg
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Thigh
Chest
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Both Legs
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Corp J.S. McGrosky
J. Benjamin Garner–sent to LSH
John N. Masters–died LSH June 1- note 4
Sgt W.H. Bradberry - sent to LSH
1
Simeon Veazey - KIA June 11?
1
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Abner Yarbrough - sent to LSH
1 Hand
1Lt Thomas B. Jones
1 Head
J. Fowler Co. A ?
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J.D. Pryor - WIA Ft Donelson
1
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William Henry McNeill - sent to LSH
1 Hand
William M. Canada- sent to LSH
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John Quincey Lawrence –died LSH- note 4
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Sgt Adam A. Briggs - deserted Ripley 6/20
1 Hip
Kynian Wilkins - WIA Nashville Campaign
1 Breast
Capt Robert Harrison Fristoe - surgeon &
commanding regiment - WIA Harrisburg
Boykin J.
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Fields, L.
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1Lt Logan Fields
Monroe, C.C.
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Daniel, J.
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Sgt J.A. Daniel
Company K was the Color Company and was credited with capture of the battery at the cross roads
Tyler, Henry
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Capt Henry A. Tyler- sent to LSH
Faulkner’s A
Casey, R.
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Green, M.
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Norman, B.F.
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Sartin, J.
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Alexander Sartain - sent to LSH
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Elias M. Mobley
William Riley Vance – sent to LSH
James Evans
1Lt Edward Phillpott Nailling
Jasper D. Gilbert
William E. Jackson - killed in records
Tyson, P.G.
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Stover, J.
Porter, J.R.
Turner, James
Irwin, B.
Harner, L.H.
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Hearnes, Jo
Edwards, H.
Jones, M.B.
Lawson, J.A.
Gordon, J.H.
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Gilbert, H.
Killedhurst, J.J.
Curd, J.L.
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Clapp, F.M.
Cole, J.H.
Hamilton, R.L.
Whitworth, G.W.
Thomas, R.F.
Tucker, T.
Heal, James
Ashworth, Henry
Sullewiley,
Carroll, G.S.
Harris, J.T.
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2Lt Gaither G. Tyson -died at LSH - note
4 - did not die - destroy marker at LSH
George M. Tyson - Sent to LSH
J.D. Stover – died LSH - note 4
James M. Turner – sent to LSH
2d Sgt Sterling Brewer Erwin- sent to LSH
L.H. Harris - sent to LSH - then Marion,
Ala hospital
Capt James J. Wilson - KIA June 11
F.M. Clapp - KIA June 11
Sergeant J.W. Cole - KIA June 11
R.L. Hamilton - KIA June 11
G.W. Whitworth
Corp R. F. Thomas - WIA Harrisburg
M. Young Tucker - sent to LSH
James C. Heal - sent to LSH
Henry H. Ashworth - WIA Harrisburg
Sanford Frank Sullenger - sent to Jackson,
Miss Hosp
G.S Carroll
J. T. Harrison –died June 13 need to order
marker for Bethany
Joseph A. Williamson
James T. Harrison - died LSH- note 4
H.W. Edwards
M.B. Jones - died Sept 9 LSH - note 4
Jacob Allen Lannom
1Sgt Joseph H. Gordon - WIA Harrisburgdied at LSH
Joseph P. Orr
Harden Gilbert – note 7 & 22
Capt J.J. Kelleher - KIA in Dec 1864
1Lt John Leland Curd - sent to LSH
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Williams, J.
Williams, J.
Kirksey, J.H.
Moss, M.P.
Alexander, J.A.
Freeman, J.G.
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Donaldson, L.
Bettis, M.
Boaz, W.A.
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Tate, J. T.
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Casualties in 4th Brigade, Col. Bell Commanding
Bell, J.S.
Capt & Brigade AAG
Porter, Wm
Lieut, ADC
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Castelberry, Saml
Bell, Isaac
Bolin, N.B.
Elam, J. W.
Sirle, J.S.S.
Wagoner, John
Cobb, J.A.
Ranier, Paul
Powell, E.A.
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1Sgt Stephen Franklin Kirksey - sent to
Shelby Springs Hosp, AL
Leg
J.C. Williams - sent to LSH
Arm
J.R. Williams
Thigh
James Hiram Kirksey - died LSH - note 4
Side
William Pleasant Mason - sent to LSH
Side & chest
J.A. Alexander - sent to LSH
Thigh
1Lt George J. Freeman - died LSH Jul 7note 4
Shoulder
2Lt H.D. Wilson - sent to LSH
Bowels died Jun13 Corp John L. Edgman - wounded June 11
need to order marker for BCR
Resection arm
William S. McCall - sent to LSH
Breast
1Lt Lauchlin Donaldson - Sent to LSH
Bowels both thighs Martin Bettis - died Jun 18 LSH - note 4
Thigh
1Lt W.R. Boaz
Thigh
Capt Thomas R. Southworth, AQM
Heat
Major Thomas Simpson Tate Jr.
Regimental Commander
Leg
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SgtMaj Samuel F. Quisenberry-sent to LSH
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Bowels Died June12
Bowels Died June12
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Left Arm
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Thigh
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Right Femur
Capt John S. Bell - note 10 order marker
3Lt William H. Porter – note 10 order
marker
Isaac T. Bell; son of Col. Bell - note 25
J.W. Elam
S.S. Littleton - sent to LSH
John Waggoner
J.A. Cobb - sent to LSH
E.A. Powell - sent to LSH
Ray, W. H.
Sanford, J.
Mason, J.A.
Scarbrough, J.
Herman, J.
---mon, W.
Hoover, E.P.
Walker, R.F.
Houston, R.S.
Spencer, Wash
Ewell, T.W.
Giles, Calvin
Bettes, John
Autrey, J.
Knight, C.T.
Pacham, T.
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Richards, Thos
Brown, Frank
Buchanan, Wm
Pe---,
Russell, Jacob
Sewell, Allan K.
Davenport, P.
Trice, Wm
Rice, E.A.
Rice, John
Duger, J.C.
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Arnold, Robt
Dodds, James
Dodds, Zack
Barham, Isaiah
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W.H. Ray - sent to LSH
Right Thigh
Left Shoulder
Left Arm Amput
J.H. Scarbough - sent to LSH
Joseph Herimon
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Right Thigh
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Foot
Back
Left Side
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Neck & Shoulder
Left Arm
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Back
Do
Left Arm
Finger
Foot
Left Side
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Head
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Back
Neck & Face
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1Sgt J.W. Mason - sent to LSH
Lt E.P. Hoover
R.F. Walker
R.S. Houston
B. Wash C. Spencer
Thomas W. Ewell - sent to LSH
Calvin Giles
Lt John Bettes - sent to LSH
John Autrey
Sgt C.T. Knight
Major William T. Parham
(reported 54 casualties)
Thomas M. Richards
H.A. Brown - sent to LSH
William W. Buchanan
Capt Jacob A. Russell
Allan K. Sewell
P. Davenport
William S. Trice
W.A. or D.W. Rice
Capt John J. Rice
1Lt. J. Robert Arnold
2Lt James C. Dodd - sent to LSH
Zack E. Dodds
Isaiah Barham
Thomas, W.
Walker, James
Barham, Robt
Parkman, J.H.
Herne, Steve
Davis, John
Rinley, J.O.
Walker, Benj.
Jones, Robt.
McMillan, Alex
Coleman, Danl
Halloway, J.W.
Furmace, N.W.
Hartsman, Jos
Stewart, James
Warden, James
--rd, W.D.
Maron, J.M.
Kelley, C.C.
Ellis, J.R.
McCollom, P.
Ellis, Coleman
-uzzle, Jason
---inson, James
Young, John
Taylor, ----Askew, N.
Exrum, John
Turner, John
Binah, Joseph
Cock, J.C.
Edwards, W.J.
Edwards, Lewis
Kennedy, Z.-
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Bowels
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Leg Fract
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Right lung
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Right Foot
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R.W. Thomas Jr - sent to LSH
James P. Walker - sent to LSH
Robert H. Barham – sent to LSH
L.W. Hearn - sent to LSH
John T. Davis - died on field
1Lt Joseph P. Revely
Benjamin Lycurgis Walker - note 18
Robert W. Jones
Alexander E. McMillion
Daniel J. Coleman
Sgt Henry W. Furness
Capt James Stennett
James Warden - died – note 2
J. Marona ?
C.C. Kelley
J.R. Ellis
Peter McColum
Coleman S. Ellis
Capt Jason W. Fussell –sent to LSH
1Lt James Tomlinson
John Young -sent to LSH
W.A. Taylor
William Asken
John M. Exum – note16
John W. Turner – note16
Birch ?
Jubal C. Cock - note 16
William J. Edwards
Lewis W. Edwards – died LSH - note 4
2Lt S.C. Kennedy
Smith, J.W.
Guchi, J.C.
Robertson, Jno
Webb, F.S.
Priv
Capt
Priv
Maj
Hawkins, A.
Goodman, R.W.
Holman, T.
Lanford, D.M.
Dickson, T.V.
Hunt, J.C.
Fetts, Jacob
White, Robt
Baidew, F.C.
Smith, J.N.
Thomas, Adam
Halbarton, H.S.
Chapman, R.S.
Hallum, Wm.D.
Caster, J.A.
Jones, R.H.
Pinson, T.J.
Bowden, E.
Palmer, James
Rhodes, J.H.
Comple, J.F.
Hayes, W.E.
Hibbett, J.R.
Arnett, J.W.
Heddon, D.C.
Everette, James
McCorkle, H.C.
Dickey, J.D.
White, L.C.
Adjt
Lieut
Priv
Sgt
Priv
“
“
“
Sgt
Priv
Sgt
Lieut
Priv
Capt
Lieut
Priv
“
“
Sgt
Priv
"
"
Capt.
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
“
“
“
Russell’s
15th 0r 20th
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
"
"
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
“
I
“
1
1
1
1
1
1
A
“
B
“
“
“
“
C
“
“
E
“
“
“
“
“
“
F
"
G
"
"
"
"
"
"
Right Leg
Chest
Left Arm
1
Left Side
Right Eye
Thigh Died June 12
chest
Abdomen
axilla
Thigh
Left Arm
Finger Amput
Left Groin
Abdomen
Right Arm
Left Leg
Fore Arm
Back
Face
Back
Face
Left Arm
Chest
Shoulder joint
Left knee
1
Right Thigh
Left Arm
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Leg
Leg
John McDaniel Smith
Capt James C. Gooch
John W. Robinson
Capt John L. Webb???
2Lt Albert G. Hawkins
2Lt Robert H. Goodman - sent to LSH
Sandy Holmon - died at BCR
1st Sgt D.M. Lankford
Thomas V. Dickson - sent to LSH
John C. Hurt - sent to hospital
Joseph A.W. Felts
Robert E. White
F. E. Becton
J.N. Smith - sent to LSH
S.H. Thomas - sent to hospital
2Lt U.S. Halliburton
R.S. Chapman
William D. Hallum - pistol ball thru arm
1Lt Thomas A. Carter
R.H. Jones - died June 15 - note 5
Thadeus Jenkins Pinson – died LSH
Elijah Bowden
Sgt James Palmer
James R. Rhodes
J.A. Courts - sent to LSH
W.E. Hayes - sent to LSH
Capt Joseph Rucks Hibbitt
Joseph W. Arnett - sent to LSH
D.C. Headen - sent to LSH
James T. Everette
H.C. McCorkle
J.D. Dickey
L.C. White - remained in field
Whi--, J.A.
Nicholson, J.W.
Ferris, C.L.
Burnett, J.C.
Gray, B.B.
Robinson, Robt
Pierce, R.W.
Haley, J.M.
Phillips, J.L.
Garner, Jas
Waddle, Wm
Shores, R.J.
Duke, R.E.
Gardner, J. R.
Sgt
Corp
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
Priv
"
"
"
"
Capt
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
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"
"
"
"
"
D
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
H
"
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
"
"
"
1
Abdomen
Left Hip
Right Leg
Left Arm
Concuss by shell
Left Arm Amput
Finger Amput
Head
Shoulder
Chest Died June 12
Fore Arm
Chest
1
Owen, T.O.
Priv
"
I
Glass, M.
"
"
"
Moore, C.S.
Sgt
"
K
Haskin, J.E.
Corp
"
"
Coley, C.
Priv
"
"
K------, M.H.
"
"
"
Webb, Sam'l
"
"
"
Potts, A.L.
"
"
"
1
Total
26
Casualties in 6th Brigade, Col. Rucker Comdg
Pope, W.S.
Lieut
1
7th Tenn
Perkins A.H.D.
Cbr
Mason, Nat
O.S.
B
1
Somerville, J.R.
Sgt
“
1
Elcan, Thos. H
Priv
"
“
1
Harper, Richard
"
"
"
1
Nolly, Saml
"
"
"
1
Waiolom, E.A.
"
"
"
1
Stinson, J.N.
Lieut
"
"
1
Right Leg
1
1
1
"
Hand
"
"
Elbow
Shoulder
Head
Left Arm
Head
1
1
1
1
6
55
45
1
1
Sgt J.A. Word - sent to hospital
Corp William T. Nicholson
Samuel Lee Ferris - sent to hospital
J.L. Barnett - sent to hospital
Bazil Brown “Boze” Gray
Robert Roberson - sent to LSH
Robert C. Pearce
John M. Haley
J.L. Phillips - sent to LSH
James Orlando Garner – note 5
Sgt William T. Waddle - sent to LSH
Peter Shores- sent to LSH
R.E.” Rufe” Duke -died June 12- note 16
Capt Jim R. Gardner – remained in field
mortally wounded Harrisburg
Thomas O. Owen - sent to LSH
John M. Glass – remained in field
Calvin Simpson Moore - sent to LSH
Corp Jim E. Haskin - sent to LSH
Cornelius Coley–died Jun 24 LSH-note 4
Samuel A. Webb - sent to LSH
A.L. Potts
= 132
Leg
Lt William S. Pope- Regimental Adjutant
Colorbearer – Co. E
1Sgt W. Nathaniel Mason – note 1
Sgt James R. Somerville
Thomas R. Elcan – note 19
Richard H. Harper
Samuel Y. Nolley
Edward A. Wardlow KIA vic of Ripley ?
2Lt J.N. Stinson
Galbreath, J.M.
William, Wm
Pitts, Henry
Stephens, R
Grimes, A.
Edwards, George
Hahn, J.D.
Mussah, G.K.
Scott, Wm
Tate, Wm.J.
Boucher, T.O.
Hardy,----Neeley, Charley
Pipkins, J.M.
Robertson, Wm T.
Mings, Alex
---son, T.J.
Simmons, T.C.
Wakeland, Frank
Adin, F.F.
Blake, L
Dunlap, R.E.
Goggin, J.R.
Tandy, C.W.
Scarbrough, F.C.
Thurston, W.H.
Adams, Wm
--------, Jo
Johnson, W.H.
Travis, L.W.
Winston, S.A.
Cage, Wm H.
Spencer, Wm
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
O.S.
Priv
"
Capt
Priv
Sgt
Priv
Sgt
"
Priv
"
"
"
Capt
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
C
“
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"
E
"
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"
"
F
"
“
G
"
“
"
"
"
"
"
"
H
"
"
"
"
I
"
1
Hip
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Fract arm
Thigh
Lungs
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Leg
Hip & Hand
1
Hand
Thigh
Do
Do
Do
Do
Leg
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Hand
Do
Arm
Abdomen
J.M. Culbreath - sent to LSH
W.D. or W.S. ??
Henry Pitt
Richard V. Stephans
Armfield Grimes – note 1 - KIA Jun 7
George M. Edwards
John D. Huhn
James K. Murry - sent to LSH
William Scott - sent to LSH
Capt William J. Tate – note 1
Thomas P. Boucher
Sgt William C. Hardy- note 21
Charles R. Neely – note 14
Sgt Isaac H. Pipkin – nicknamed “Doc”
William T. Robertson
Alexander Mings
T.J. Pearson - sent to LSH
Dr. Thomas C. Simmons - note 24
Henry Frank Wakeland - note 24
Capt Felix Felen Aden
Leonidas A. Blake - sent to LSH
Robert Allen Dorsey Dunlap -sent to LSH
Thomas Richard Grogan - sent to LSH
Charles Willis Tandy - sent to LSH
George Thomas Scarborough–sent LSH
William H. Thurston
William A. Adams
J. Cravens
William M. Johnson
L.W. Travis
S.A. Winston - sent to LSH
William H. Cage
John William Spencer
Darning, E.M.
Petty, N.
Smith, W.A.
Turner, B.
Solomon, H.
Rainer, Wm
Rice, T.S.
Harris, J.P.
Smith, J.H.
Young, G.N.
Stewart, J.H.
Thompson, J.P.
Hogg, W.R.
Hawkins, L.S.
Douglass, S.J.
Graham, J.A.
Johnson, J.F.
Kellum, L.J.
Colender, C.E.
Webster, Sam'l
Strickland, J.R.
Moody, Frank
Murphey, Solomon
Owen, Robt
White, R.B.
Thurnetts, W.J
Campbell, P.W.
Allensworth, W.T.
---------, George
Crowley, John
Bragton, J.T.
Owen, Henry
Swafford, J.R.
Lt
Priv
"
"
"
1
Neck
Foot
Knee
Lt. E.M Downing
Nathan Petty - sent to LSH
W.A. Smith - sent to LSH
"
"
"
"
"
1
Arm
B.S. Turner
Priv
“
L
1
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
Ensign
Priv
"
"
"
"
O.S.
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
Capt
O.S.
Priv
"
"
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"
"
“
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"
"
"
"
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Duff’s
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"
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"
"
M
“
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"
"
H
“
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Hand
Do
1
1
1
A
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
B
“
“
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
Henry Solomon
Since dead
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
back
Side
Ampu Leg
Side
Hip
Leg
(bowels)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Thigh
Hand
Leg and Foot
Lungs
Leg
Arm
Do
William S. Rayner
Thomas S. Rice - note 15
James. P. Harris - sent to LSH
J.H. Smith - sent to LSH
G.W. Young
J.H. Stewart
J.T. Thompson
Colorbearer–William R. Hogg - note 3
Samuel Davis Hawkins
J.F. Johnson - sent to LSH
Samuel Webster-died LSH Jun 24- note 4
J.R. Strickland
Frank M. Mosely
Solomon Murphree – note13
Robert Owens
R. B. White
Capt W.T. Therrell
1Sgt P.W. Campbell
Sent to LSH
George W. Barr - sent to LSH
John Crowly - sent to LSH
Thirnell, Thos
Weatherby, J.A.
Wright, W.S.
Murphee, J.B.
Crowley, J.M.
Carr, G.W.
Knight, W.E.
Lyle, C.
Rodgers, G.D.
Shannon, G.W.
Taylor, Jos?
Lovett, D.
Thompson, --------Scott, James
Wofford, M
Marable, B.A.
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
Lt
Priv
"
Corp
Crawford, W.J.
Harland, L.E.
Priv
"
Echols, A.C.
McDaniel, J.M.
Pegram, A.J.
Lee, George T.
Peele, J.A.
Steele, Geo R.
Wafford, R.H.
Bron, B.J.
Easley, Albert
Falkner, C.
Holland, James
Steels, Jno
Wilson, R.D.
Duke, Thos S
Welch, W.R.
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
1
"
"
1
1
1
Arm
Do
Shoulders
Leg
1
C
"
“
"
"
"
D
"
“
"
E
1
"
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
"
1
Abdomen
Foot
Arm Amputation
Face
Head
Foot
Leg
Hip
Knee
Shoulder
Arm
Abdomen
"
"
1
Leg
"
"
"
"
Lt
Capt
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
Capt
Lt
"
"
F
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
G
"
1
Hip
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
J.A. Weatherby - sent to LSH
W.S. Wright - sent to LSH
J.P. Murphy - sent to LSH
George Washington Carr
William E. Knight
C. Lyle sent to LSH
George W. Rogers
George W. Shannon
Charles or William (brothers)
2Lt R. Thompson
James Scott - sent to LSH
Richard W. Marable
William J. Crawford - sent to LSH
1
1
1
1
1
Arm fractured
Arm
1
1
1
1
1
1Lt R. George Steele
Back
Shoulder
Neck
1
1
1
Leg
Capt Thomas L. Duke
2Lt W.R. Welch
Buncombe, M. D.
Coleman, W.
Shuffield, -Winborne A.
Williams M.
Bardwell W.
Arant, A.
Ch—din-, B.C.
Luther, C.H.
Moreman, J.R.
Govan, Will
Williams, G.W.
Horne, Sam'l
Cox, W.E.
Clark, J.M.
----ler, W.
Holland, J.M.
Carthells, C.T.
Easterwood, Ed
Ex---, James
-------, F.M.
Taylor, James
Tweedle, Robt
Wink, Thomas
Saunders, M.L.
Chick,
Thornton, W. F.
Hobson, ------Bost, Geor H.
Campbell, -----
Priv
"
“
"
"
Lieut
Priv
"
"
"
Lt
Sgt
Priv
Capt
Lt
Priv
"
"
"
"
Sgt
Priv
"
"
"
Lt
Priv
Lt
Priv
Ensign
"
"
“
“
“
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
th
18 Miss
"
"
"
"
"
H
“
“
“
“
I
"
Hall, C.K.
O.Sgt
"
"
1
Head
Fly, C.H.
"
"
"
1
Bowels
"
"
K
"
"
“
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
A
"
"
B
E
"
1
1
1
1
Thigh Broken
Shoulder
C.S. Sheffield – died Aug 1 LSH- note 4
1
1
1
1
1Lt Ezekiel Bardwell
1
1
1
1
1
Knee
Arm
"
"
Shoulder
1
Thigh
1
1
1
Hip
Thigh
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Side
Arm
Thigh
Leg
Face
Both Arms
1
1
1
1
Foot
Hand
1
1
C.H. Luther - died Guntown - note 5
1Lt W.W. Govan
George W. Williams
Samuel Horne
Capt William E. Cox
2Lt J.W. Clarke
W.P. Miller - sent to LSH
J.M. Holland - sent to LSH
References indicate killed on field
Thomas H. Wier - sent to LSH
M.L. Sanders
2Lt Fred Chick
W.F. Thornton
2Lt Howell H. Hopson
George H. Bost
Colorbearer - 3 Campbell brothers in
company
1Sgt Columbus Kelso Hall– died June 17
LSH - note 23
Hill, D.
Priv
"
"
1
Casualties in Morton's Battery
Temple, C.R.
Corp
McCall, Sam'l
“
Moran, James
Priv
-----pett, H.B.
“
Casualties in Col. Johnson’s Brigade, Genl Roddy’s Command
Daugherty, Thos
Capt
B
4th Ala
Wallace, Frank
Lt
“
A
1
Dean, John
Corp
"
F
1
Stephenson, -. L.
Priv
"
K
-----, Wm
"
"
G
1
Ellis, W.J.
"
"
D
Sen, John
"
"
"
1
Chencim, J.M.
"
"
K
Prince, James
"
"
"
Hardwick, Jack
Capt Moreland’s C
1
Cothman, B.F.
Lt
"
A
Neay, James
Priv
"
C
Hughes, W.A.
"
"
1
Jordon, James
“
“
C
1
Bishop, Jos
“
“
D
1
McDonald, J
Capt
C
Williams’
Haney, W.C.
O.S.
“
E
1
Burnett, W.
Priv
"
W
Haney, W.J.
Shellbourne, J.R.
Smith, A.J.
Hail, D
Bobo, A.T.
Morrow, J.
Porter, J.D.
"
"
"
"
Sgt
Priv
“
"
"
"
"
"
“
"
E
"
A
“
"
"
Hip
1
1
1
1
All the wounds
were misc
contusions
from spent balls
1
Fore Arm
Leg
Thigh Fractd
Penis
Arm Fractd
1
1
1
1
1
Arm
Fore Arm
" “
Right Side
Foot
Hand
Breast
Leg Amputation
1
Dorsal Region
1
Died
Fore Arm
1
Shot in arm
H.C. Burchett
Capt Thomas L. Daugherty
Frank M. Wallace
John A. Dean – died August - note 2
R.L. Steveson
Wash or Jack Ellis ? (brothers?)
Died
1
Nace Hill - sent to LSH
1
J.M. Clowers
James C. Jourdan – note 6
Joseph Bishop
1Sgt W.C. Haney - sent to LSH
Co. G, 4 Ala Cav
W.C. Bennett - sent to LSH
Co. A, 4th Ala Cav
W.J. Haney - died Jul 4 - note 2
A.J. Smith - note 20
1
1
1
1
Hand
Arm
Do
Hand
Conley, W.
Applewhite, A.M.
McCain, James
Bailey,
Bratton, T.J.
Ha--, T.A.
Floyd, W.J.
Willbourne, L.
Dixon, J.H.
Bailey, G.
Howell, John
"
Sgt
Capt
Priv
“
“
Capt
Sgt
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
“
"
"
"
"
"
F
"
"
"
"
G
H
“
“
"
"
Mosely, Thos
“
Morris, L.J.
“
Oglesby, D.O.
“
Tr----y, A.D.
"
Chung, Charles
"
Total
Casualties In Rice’s Battery
King, J. H.
Calhoun, C.
Sgt
Davis, W.J.
Corp
Davis, W.
Priv
Vickey, J.S.
"
Murphy, Pat
"
Total
Warren, W.H.
Capt
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
Christian G.C.
Sledge, Wm
Fent C.
Total
1
1
1
1
1
Ampu Thigh
Arm
Do
Side
1
1
1
1
1
1
Hip
1
1
Face
Shoulder
Thigh
Lungs
1
1
26
8
Both Arms
Hand and Thigh
52
1
65
= 161
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
Warren’s
A
Sgt
Priv
“
“
B
A
"
"
“
1
Wrist
Hip
Leg
Hip
Side
=6
Thigh
1
3
3
10
Probably the John Howell of Co. H, 18
Miss that was sent to LSH and dies from
hip wound?
1
Hand
1
Finger
9
= 25
J. Henry King - note 11
Sgt C. Calhoun
Corp W. J. Davis
J. T. Vickery
Pat Murphy
Capt William H. Warren,
Battalion Commander
George Cabell Christian
Dang
Severe
Slight
Casualties in 3rd Brigade
“ 4th
Do
“ 6th Do
“ Rice’s Battery
“ Morton’s Do
Brig. Roddey’s Comd
Killed
Recapitulation
30
26
36
1
6
6
8
47
55
52
3
96
3
28
10
16
4
82
45
65
5
4
9
210
The herein report is respectfully submitted.
Tupelo, Miss
July 4, 1864
= 493
(signed) J. B. Cowan, Chief Surgeon
Forrest’s Cav Dept
To: Maj Genl Forrest
Tupelo, Miss
Basharp, R.N.
Cooper, William H.
Priv
"
3rd Ky
"
L
H
Pirtle, William
Melvin, M.G.
Harper, Richard H.
Masters, Joseph
Smith, R. Caswell
Coleman, Carr
Cockrum, Van
Hamlin, Joel
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
7th Ky
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
A
C
I
K
I
I
H
H
Remarks
Slight
Severe
Dangerous
Killed
Company
Rank
Name
Regiment
Soldiers killed or wounded not listed in Cowan's report of July 4, 1864
1
Arm
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Shoulder
wounded
wounded
wounded
wounded
wounded
Arm amput
Ankle
Modern References
Sent to LSH
William H. Cooper There is a William H. Cooper in
Company A also ??
J.W. or W.G. ??- sent to LSH
W.O. - ?? sent to LSH
KAGR
KAGR
KAGR
Died LSH KAGR
KAGR
Joel Hamlin - sent to LSH- age 15
Thornton, Wm H.
"
"
I
Wil----, H.
Pocton, J.
Sartaran, J.D.
Street, D.G.
Harrison, Joseph
Gurren, S.N.
Wharton, W.T.H.
"
"
"
"
"
Priv
"
8th Ky
Faulkner
"
"
"
"
Forrest
Escort
G
C
H
E
F
G
Nowlan, J.A.
Evans, J.T.
Smart, Joseph
Stewart,William JH
Gwynn, A.
Brown, James M.
Jones, Robert W.
Arrandale, J.J.
Kendrick, H.C.
Powell, Thomas K.
Stuart, Joseph
Atkins, James T.
Kirkland, T.W.
Lee, Rube
Muzzle, Daniel
Sgt
Priv
"
"
7th Tenn
"
"
"
H
D
G
Thompson, J.H.
Waddle, William
Webb, Samuel A.
Camp, R.A.
Webb, James A.
Hunt, W. M.
Priv
"
"
16th Tenn
"
"
"
"
"
Russell's
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
OS
"
"
"
Newsome
"
"
F
B
K
D
K
K
Lungs
1
1
1
1
G
F
E
D
"
G
H
G
B
F
E
"
"
Lieut
Priv
"
"
1
1
1
Thig
h
1
Foot
Both thighs
Chest
wounded
Leg
Hand
W.T.H.
Wharton - sent
to LSH
Thigh
1
1
L
Is this true for Thornton ???Sent to LSH
and died - Marker is at LSH
J.T. White ?? sent to LSH
J. Poston - sent to LSH
Sent to LSH (not in records)
KAGR
confirmed
S. Nathan Guerin - sent to LSH
J.A. Nowlin - sent to LSH
J.T. Evans
Joseph Smart Co G 16 Tenn?? Stuart
1
William J.H. Stewart
1
Thigh
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Hand
KIA Ripley June 7 ??
James M. Brown - sent to LSH
Robert W. Jones
Lt J.J. Arrandale
H.C. Kendrick
Thomas K. Powell
Joseph Stuart see Smart above
James T. Atkins - sent to LSH
T.W. Kirkland
Rube Lee
Daniel Muzzle - WIA BCR - died at LSH
from wounds at Harrisburg either Jul 30 or
Oct 6
J. H. Thompson
Head
1
1
1
Robert A. Camp
Sent to LSH
1st Sgt William M. Hunt
Spencer, W.H.L.
Spencer, W.M.F.
Partel, J.D.
Bean, R.L
Tarney, A.D.
Morris, J.L.
Howell, John
Dickenson, J.H.
Barley, G.H
Graham, J.
Mebateo, Samuel
Stahl, M.L.
TOTAL
Original List
TOTAL
Total officers
Total enlisted
OS
staff
Priv
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
18 Miss
"
"
"
"
"
"
Duff's
"
"
C
G
A
F
H
H
H
H
H
E
A
A
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Abdomen
Lung
Hip
Thigh & hand
Hand
Lung
1
18
96
114
79
467
14
8
Hand
8
28
36
5
163
169
16
210
226
= 48
=498
=545
H.H.L. Spencer
W.M.E. Spencer
Sent to LSH
R.L. Bean
Sent to LSH
J.L. Morris - died Jun 20 LSH- note 4
John Howell - died LSH - note 4
Sent to LSH
Sent to LSH
Sent to LSH
Samuel Mebateo-died LSH Jun 28- note 4
M.L. Stahl
79/467=/790=.16 ?
546-79=467
790-467=3230
Ratio=
7x467=3269
Notes:
1. Killed in vicinity of Ripley, Mississippi, June 7th or 11th, and buried in the town cemetery. Several references of the 7th Tenn Cavalry.
2. Written evidence indicates this soldier was mortally wounded and removed from battlefield and died at an undetermined home site or temporary hospital off t
primary battlefield.
3. Hogg: Born January 26, 1846, died in Confederate Hospital in Aberdeen, Mississippi, and interred in the Confederate plot in the city cemetery. Only son of
widow from Calhoun County. The battleflag he was carrying at Brice's Cross roads was captured on July 13, 1864 at Camargo Crossroads by the 14th Wiscons
Volunteers in action preparatory to the Battle of Tupelo. The flag was returned to the Mississippi Dept of Archives & History in 1943.
4. Mortally wounded and died and buried in the vicinity of the Confederate Hospital complex at Lauderdale Springs, near Meridian, Mississippi.
5. Died in Guntown, Mississippi and assumed interred there. From microfilm holdings in Tennessee Archives.
6. Jourdan: Was buried near the Phillip’s House and grave was flanked by cedar trees along the road by friends; they remain there today (1990). The name of t
soldier buried there was passed down by local legend was “Jimmie Jordan”. This was confirmed in Confederate Veteran 1900 page 301: Sam Agnew relat
“J.C. Jourdan, First Sergeant, Moreland’s Battalion, was buried at the Phillip’s House with two cedar trees to mark his resting place”.
7. This grave had a civilian headstone placed by family immediately after war in Bethany Cemetery. Found broken in 1989. May be the only actual grave that t
headstone matches the location of the remains in Bethany Cemetery. This grave was used to align the erection of all the government headstones in 1990. S
Note 9.
8. Green: Remains removed by his father, John Green of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in February, 1865 and reinterred in family cemetery at that location. Referenc
Civil War News, April 1990, pg 14.
9. Had a circa 1940 Veterans Administration head stone in 1987. May be the actual resting place of this soldIer and used in determining alignment of all marke
installed in 1990 per Note 7.
10. Bell/Porter: General Bell stated "had a detail bury …Porter……and….staff officer Bell who were mortally wounded near the Brice's House". John Bell was
no known relation to General Bell. He was captain of Co. C, 22 Tenn Infantry and became General Bell's Assistant Inspector General on May 5, 1864, but
was listed as Brigade Acting Assistant Adjutant General on the casualty roll. He was from McLemoresville, Tenn. Lt. Achilles Clark of 20th Tenn Cavalry
reported his friend Porter was found dead by General Bell near the (Brice) house where he was mortally wounded. Porter was a cadet before joining Bell's
staff and was the younger brother of General Bell's friend, Major (and later Tennessee Governor) James D. Porter, Jr.. "A more gallant young man I never
had with me", Bell remarked. Reference: Hughes, Brigadier General Tyree H. Bell, CSA: Forrest's Fighting Lieutenant, 2004.
11. King / Smith: The last Confederate soldiers killed outright on the immediate environs of the battlefield on June 10, 1864 were in vicinity of the Agnew house 2
miles northwest of the crossroads. King was buried “a few hundred yards below the residence, the little mound that marks the grave can be seen on the road sid
He was from Artesia, Mississippi. A.J. Smith was buried a short distance from [King], but site could not be located” in 1895. “[A section of Rice’s Battery too
position] in the road just where the road turns before reaching Dr. Agnew’s house . . . The gallant young soldier, Henry King of Rice’s Battery, fell with h
rammer staff in hand, mortally wounded. His grave now marks the spot where he fell.” Reference: Confederate Veteran, 1900, pg 401, By Samuel Agnew
written March 16, 1895 and Manuscript Diary of Samuel A. Agnew June 1 – 30, 1864. See Note 15. Southern Bivouac 1, No. 12 (1883) “Battle of Tishoming
Creek or Brice’s Cross-Roads, by John W. Morton, p. 376.
12. Died Baldwyn or Okolona, Mississippi and assumed buried there. Not used
13. Murphree: Remains removed by his brother, C.E. Murphree, Sheriff of Calhoun County, and reinterred in family plot in Rocky Mount Cemetery in Calhou
County near Pittsboro prior to the end of the war. Solomon had previously served in Co. F, 42d Mississippi Infantry. Reference: History of Chickasaw Coun
Miss., pg 476.
14. Neely: Remains were taken home to Bolivar, Tennessee in 1864.
15. Rice: Died night of battle in Agnew home. First buried in front of that residence, friends removed his remains to family cemetery in Lauderdale Count
Tennessee in 1865. “A nice young man was brought into my house, died there that night and was buried…in front of my gate. His name was Rice.” Referenc
Confederate Veteran, 1900, pg 401, By Samuel Agnew – written March 16, 1895 and Manuscript Diary of Samuel A. Agnew June 1 – 30, 1864. See Note 11.
16. Exum, Turner, Duke, and Cock are buried in a common grave on the property of A.J. Thornton (1990) one mile southeast of the crossroads, 150 yards south
the Guntown Road. This is known as Hughes or Old Bethel Cemetery and was a family cemetery at the time of the war. A Confederate soldier and fami
member, James Hughes, was buried there when he died of typhoid fever in 1861 when he returned home from service. Reference: Letter from J.H. Smith, Ju
29, 1991, Saltillo, MS to author and letters from Carol Lanning, Corinth, Mississippi, 1990.
17. Gardner: Email communication from Greg Miller, Murray, Kentucky on March 8, 2008 to author: Was mortally wounded and was retrieved after the battle an
brought into the Brice’s House. Body was interred in Bethany Cemetery. His brother was also in the battle and wrote to Samuel Agnew. Agnew answered t
brother on March 4, 1902 confirming the condition of the graves in the Bethany Cemetery. Reference: Saturday Messenger; Mayfield, Kentucky, June 13, 1903.
18. Walker: Remains removed post-war to Rosehill Cemetery, east of Bethel Springs, McNary County, Tennessee. Reference note to author by John Walker, Beth
Springs, Tenn, in 1991.
19. Elcan: Email communication from James M. Elcan on November 14, 2009. During the battle, Thomas Elcan was a horse-holder of the 7th Tennessee. However,
was the horse-holders that participated significantly in the pursuit. Thomas was killed about 11 am on June 11 four miles from Ripley by a bullet fired by the 3
Iowa Cavalry. His body was retrieved by his brothers, Joseph John and Herbert Hilliard, and interred in the family plot in Old Trinity Methodist Chur
Cemetery near Mason, Tennessee.
20. Smith: See note 11 for reference to Smith. In 2010 a grave marker was placed 60 yards east of King’s along the old road bed as a memorial as exact location
grave is unknown.
21. Hardy: Family has momentos of this solider including personal effects sent to them from the Methodist minister of Baldwyn, Mississippi with a note that he h
given Hardy a Christian burial on June 12, 1864. Exact location of burial not noted, perhaps in Baldwyn.
22. Confirmed reference buried in Bethany Church Cemetery.
23. Hall: Placed on the Roll of Honor for action at Murfreesboro with the 39th Alabama Infantry
24. Simmons / Wakeland: "Buried in the County Line Church….about 1 1/2 to 2 miles east of the crossroads on the county line between Itawamba & Tishomin
Counties. He and Dr. Simmons were buried in same grave….not far from the church." Wakeland was 22 yrs old. Reference: Letter to Wakeland's father from h
Company Commander, Capt F.F. Aden, who was also on the casualty list as wounded.
Bell, I.: The son of General Bell and his Aide de Camp was shot off his horse after the collapse of the Federal line. Bell had him placed on the train and escorted
by his Surgeon Tom Prince, to Bell's uncle's house near Macon, Mississippi, where Isaac recovered. Reference: Hughes, Brigadier General Tyree H. Bell, CSA:
Forrest's Fighting Lieutenant, 2004.
RECAP in alphabetical order of dead or mortally wounded only
ALABAMA
RANK
NAME
Bishop, Joseph
Sgt Christian, George Cabell
Corp Dean, John A.
Haney, W. J.
1Sgt Jourdan, James C.
Smith, A. J.
UNIT
DATE OF DEATH
Co. D, 17 Ala Cav Batln
Co. C, 11 Ala Cav
Co. F, 4 Ala Cav
Co. H, 11 Ala Cav
Co. C, 17 Ala Cav Batln
Co. I, 11 Ala Cav
10 Jun 64
10 Jun 64
Aug 64
4 Jul 64
10 Jun 64
10 Jun 64
COMMENTS
Note 2
Note 2
Note 6
Note 20
KENTUCKY
RANK
3Sgt
3Sgt
1Corp
2Lt
1Lt
2Lt
NAME
Bazzell, T.W.
Bettis, Martin
Boaz, Daniel David
Carroll, G.S.
Casey, R.C.
Chambers, W.M.
Clapp, F.M.
Cole, J.W.
Coleman, Carr
Cooper, William H.
Edgman, John L.
Edwards, S.B.
Freeman, George J.
Galbraith, Peter W.
Garner, Jesse H.
Gilbert, Harden
Gilbert, Jasper D.
UNIT
Co. G, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. K, 12 Ky Cav
Co. A, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. F, 12 Ky Cav
Co. A, 12 Ky Cav
Co. B, 7 Ky Mtd Cav
Co. D, 12 Ky Cav
Co. D, 12 Ky Cav
Co. I, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. A, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. I, 12 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. B, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. I, 12 Ky Mtd Inf
Adjutant, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. H, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
Co. H, 12 Ky Cav
Co. B, 12 Ky Cav
DATE OF DEATH
10 Jun 64
1844 - 16 Jun 64
13 Jun 62
10 Jun 64
10 Jun 64
10 Jun 64
1838 - 11 Jun 64
11 Jun 64
Jun 64
1832 - 10 Jun 64
1841 - 13 Jun 64
1836 - 10 Jun 64
7 Jul 64
18 Jun 64
18 Jun 64
1845 - 10 Jun 64
1845 - 10 Jun 64
COMMENTS
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
Discharged-wounds at Shiloh later reenlisted
Note 2 - wounded June 11
Note 4
Note 4
Note 17, 22
Note 7, 22
2Sgt
Corp
Capt
1Lt
3Sgt
Cadet
2Lt
Capt
1Corp
Lt
Capt
Green, Memucan H.
Hamilton, R. L.
Haley, Henry C.
Harper, Richard H.
Harrison, James T.
Jackson, W.E.
Jennings, Albert
Jones, Gus P.
Jones, M.B.
Kirksey, James Hiram
Lawrence, John Quincey
Masters, John M.
McCrosky, J.S.
Morris, J. Michael
Meshew, Charles H.
Nailling, Edward Phillpott
Norman, Benjamin F.
Peek, Robert L.
Porter, William H.
Pyror, J.D.
Quarles, W.
Rennick, Andrew Thomas
Seay, Robert M.
Stahl, Winchester
Stovall, J.B.
Stover, J.D.
Thorn, William H.
Tyson, G.G.
Veazey, Simeon
Whitmore, G.W.
Williamson, Joseph A.
Wilson, James J.
Wyatt, W.S.
Co. A, 12 Ky Cav
1847 - 10 Jun 64
Co. D, 12 Ky Cav
11 Jun 64
Co. G, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Co. I, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun64
Co. F, 12 Ky Cav
13 Jun 64
Co. B, 12 Ky cav
10 Jun 64
Co. M, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
1835 - 13 Jun 64
Co. D, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
1842 - 10 Jun 64
Co. F, 12 Ky Cav
9 Sep 64
Co. H, 12 Ky Cav
4 Jan 1841 - 5 Jul 64
Co. C, 8 Ky Mtd Inf
15 Jun 64
Co. K, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
16 Jun 64
Co. K, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Co. B, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
1842 - 10 Jun 64
Co. B, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
1836 - 11 Jun 64
Co. B, 12 Ky Cav
1836 - 10 Jun 64
Co. A, 12 Ky cav
1845 - 10 Jun 64
Co. F, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
1840 - 10 Jun 64
Aide de Camp, General Bell
12 June 64
Co. C, 8 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Co. K, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Co. B, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
7 Jul 64
Co. B, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
1836 - 10 Jun 64
Co. A, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
1840 - 10 Jun 64
Co. K, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Co. B, 12 Ky Cav
8 Jul 64
Co. I, 7 Ky Mtd Inf
? Jun 64
Co. B, 12 Ky Cav
? Jun 64
Co. A, 8 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Co. D, 12 Ky Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. F, 12 Ky Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. D, 12 Ky Cav
11 Jun 64
Co. A, 3 Ky Mtd Inf
10 Jun 64
Note 8
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
Note 2
Note 10
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4
MISSISSIPPI
RANK
NAME
Bean, R.L.
Bost, George H.
1Lt Govan, W.W.
1Sgt Hall, Columbus Kelso
Hawkins, Samual Davis
Ensign Hogg, W.R.
Horne, Samuel
Howell, John
Lee, George T.
Luther, C. H.
Mebateo, Samuel
Morris, J.L.
Mosely, Frank M.
Murphree, Solomon
Owens, Robert
Peele, J.A.
Saunders, M.L.
Shuffield, C.S.
Stahl, M.L.
Taylor, James
Webster, Samuel
2Lt Welch, W.R.
White, R.B.
2Sgt Williams, George W.
UNIT
DATE OF DEATH
Co. F, 18 Miss Cav Batln
10 Jun 64
Co. E, 18 Miss Cav Batln
10 Jun 64
Co. K, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. E, 18 Miss Cav Batln
17 Jun 64
Co. A, 8 Miss Cav
11 Jun 64
Colorbearer, 18 Miss Cav Batln
18 Jun 64
Co. K, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. H, 18 Miss Cav Batln
1864
Co. F, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. I, 8 Miss Cav
17 Jun 64
Co. A, 8 Miss Cav
28 Jun 64
Co. C, 18 Miss Cav Batln
20 Jun 64
Co. B, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. B, 8 Miss Cav
1832-10 Jun 64
Co. B, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. F, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. A, 18 Miss Cav Batln
10 Jun 64
Co. H, 8 Miss Cav
1 Aug 64
Co. A, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. K, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. A, 8 Miss Cav
28 Jun 64
Co. G, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. B, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. K, 8 Miss Cav
10 Jun 64
COMMENTS
Note 4
Note 3
Note 4
Note 5
Note 4
Note 4
Note 13
Note 4
Note 4
TENNESSEE
RANK
NAME
Adams, William A.
Lt Arnold, J. Robert
Lt Arrandale, J.J.
Autrey, John
UNIT
Co. H, 7 Tenn Cav
Co. D, 16 Tenn Cav
Co. D, 16 Tenn Cav
Co. I, 19 Tenn Cav
DATE OF DEATH
10 Jun 64
10 Jun 64
10 Jun 64
1846 - 10 Jun 64
COMMENTS
Barham, Isaiah
Co. D, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Capt Bell, John S.
Asst Adj Gen, Bell’s Brigade
12 Jun 64
Boucher, Thomas P.
Co. E, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Cage, William H.
Co. I, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Corp Camp, R.A.
Co. D, 19 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Cock, Jubal C.
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Coleman, Daniel J.
Co. E, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Coley, Cornelius
Co. K, 15 Tenn Cav
23 Jun 64
Davis, John T.
Co. E, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Dobbs, Zack E.
Co. D, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Duke, R.E.
Co. H, 15 Tenn Cav
1844 - 12 Jun 64
Edwards, Lewis W.
Co. H, 16 Tenn Cav
26 Sep 64
Edwards, William J.
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Elcan, Thomas R.
Co. B, 7 Tenn Cav
11 Jun 64
Ellis, Coleman S.
Co. F, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Everette, James T.
Co. G, 15 Tenn Cav
1829 - 10 Jun 64
2Sgt Exum, John M.
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
1832 - 10 Jun 64
Garner, James Orlando
Co. H, 15 Tenn Cav
12 Jun 64
Grimes, Armfield
Co. G, 7 Tenn Cav
7 Jun 64
Sgt Hardy, William C.
Co. E, 7 Tenn Cav
12 Jun 64
Sgt Harper, Richard H.
Co. B, 7 Tenn Cav
1842 - 10 Jun 64
Corp Haskins, J.E.
Co. K, 15 Tenn Cav
29 Oct 64
Capt Hibbit, J.R.
Co. G, 15 Tenn Cav
1834 - 10 Jun 64
Holmon, Sandy
Co. A, 15 Tenn Cav
12 Jun 64
Lt Hoover, E.P.
Co. E, 19 Tenn Cav
1837 - 10 Jun 64
James, Robert W.
Co. E, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Jones, R.H.
Co. E, 15 Tenn Cav
1824 - 15 Jun 64
Jones, Robert W.
Co. E, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Kendrick, H.C.
Co. D, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
King, J.Henry
Rice’s Tenn Battery
10 Jun 64
1Sgt Mason, W. Nathaniel
Co. B, 7 Tenn Cav
1836 - 7 Jun 64
McCorkle, H.C.
Co. G, 15 Tenn Cav
1844 - 10 Jun 64
Muzzle, Daniel
Co. E, 15 Tenn Cav
6 Oct 64
Neely, Charles R.
Co. E, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Nolley, Samuel Y.
Co. B, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Pipkin, Isaac H. (Doc)
Co. E, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Note 10
Note 16
Note 4
Note 16
Note 4
Note 19
Note 16
Note 5
Note 1
Note 21
Note 9, 22
Note 4
Note 2
Note 5
Note 11
Note 1
Died of wounds from Harrisburg July 30
Note 14
Pinson, Thadeus Jenkins
Co. E,
Lt Pope, Williams S.
Cadet Porter, William H.
Potts, A. L
Powell, Thomas K.
Rayner, William S.
1Lt Revely, Joseph P.
Rice, Thomas S.
Sgt Roberetson, William T.
Sewell, Allen K.
Dr. Simmons, Thomas C.
Sgt Sommerville, James R.
Smith, John McDaniel
Spencer, B. Wash C.
Spencer, John William
Spencer, W.M.F.
Spencer, W. H.L.
Smart, Joseph
Stewart, William J.H.
Stuart, Joseph
Swetto, J.M.
Capt Tate, William J.
Trice, William S.
Turner, John W.
Wakeland, Henry Frank
Walker, Benjamin L.
Walker, R.F.
Warden, James
Wardlow, Edward
15 Tenn Cav
1824 - 1864
Note 4 canister shot
Adjutant, 7 Tenn Cav
1843 - 10 Jun 64
Aide de Camp, Col Bell’s Staff
12 Jun 64
Note 10
Co. K, 15 Tenn Cav
1844 - 10 Jun 64
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. M, 7 Tenn Cav
1846-10 Jun 64
Co. E, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. M, 7 Tenn Cav
1847 - 10 Jun 64
Note 15
Co. F, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. B, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. G, 7 Tenn Cav
1829 - 10 Jun 64
Note 24
Co. B, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. H, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. I, 19 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. G, 7 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. G, 19 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. C, 19 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. G, 7 Tenn Cav
Dec 64
Note 2
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. H, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. E, 7 Tenn Cav
11 Jun 64
Note 1
Co. C, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. G, 16 Tenn Cav
1828 - 10 Jun 64
Note 16
Co. G, 7 Tenn Cav
1843 - 10 Jun 64
Note 24
Co. E, 16 Tenn Cav
10 Jun 64
Co. E, 19 Tenn Cav
1845 - 10 Jun 64
Co. K, 16 Tenn Cav
13 Jun 64
Note 2
Co. B, 7 Tenn Cav
13 Jun 64
Note 1