Killed and wounded Indianians at the Battle of
the Hatchie
Killed and wounded
Indianians at the Battle of the Hatchie.
Killed.
A. Hutton, co. A; O. Melton, co. A; Y. Douglass, co B; J. Patmore, co O.; C. Fr__sch, co. D; Wm. Williams, co B; J. Herrick, co. E; T. J. Smith, co. E; Corporal J. Whaler, co G; Sol. Severs, co I; B. Keath, co K;
Company
A—M. Holtsclaw, in breast, doing well; J. Scearce, shoulder,
slightly; E. Lacy, side slightly; Wm. Park, jaw cheek, slightly;
H. Black, jaw cheek, slightly; Wm. Hartwell, breast slightly; H.
S. Berry, breast slightly.
Company
B.—Orderly E. B. Cooper, arm; Corporal P. Little, foot; Peter
Labm [Lamb?], , mouth, severely; J. P. Fowler, leg
slightly; E. Blake, wrist slightly; Z. Duggins, leg badly; J. Bean,
mouth slightly.
Company
C.— Serg’t. T. A Burston, Shoulder badly; _. Finigan, leg
slightly; __ Stanberry, knee slightly; W. M. ___, finger; E. Stanton,
arm amputated and doing well; J. Campbell, head slightly; S. Bumour, knee
slightly; J. c. Newley, head badly; _. P. Stanton, stunned; T. Jackson
leg slightly; J. Lowry, head badly.
Company
D.—Serg’t J. C. Daniel, died; ___ _____, stunned, doing well;
J. Smith, neck and shoulder, dangerously; A. Lockmiller, breast,
dangerously; __ McCoy, neck, dangerously, Wm. Leathers, stunned,
dangerously; F. Sturdevant, hand ____ly.
Company
E.—F. Tartarat, shoulder, severely; A .Tadlock, leg, severly;
S. Nuby, arm, dangerously; N. Boss, leg, severely; D. A. Baker,
side, dangerously; G. Powers, arm; F. Crockett, back,
dangerously; M. H. ___, ___, _____sly.
Company
F.—Wm. Forester, knee, amputated; J. Bradford, thigh,
severely; W. Edwards, arm; D. McGinnis, head and face; E. Hale,
shoulder, doing well; T. Sanders, head, doing well.
Company
G.—W. Efford, thigh, amputated; G. Oreasor?, foot, doing
well, R. Persinger, thigh, doing well; Pat Lyons, knee; B. Wadlington,
head, doing well; C. S. Wilson, hands doing well; W. W. Dowdell,
arm, doing well; J. Jeffries, leg, doing well.
Company
H.—Lieut. J. B. Atkinson, head, dangerously; Sergt. C. Lewis,
arm, doing well; Corp. J. F. Pancke?, back, doing well; Corp. W. S. Gill,
back, doing well; G. Lambert, amputated; J. Brown, arm, doing
well; S. McRay, face, doing well; A. Spinner, leg, doing well; D.
Zigler, leg and arm; W. C. Mosar, foot, doing well.
Company
I.—N. Mathews, shoulder, dangerously; C. Gellingham,
shoulders, doing well; J. Hatchkip, knee, stiff; N. Taylor, arm,
doing well.
Company
K.—E. G. Martin, head; J. M. Montgomery,
shoulder, bad; J. Scarlet, ankle, doing well; James Ard,
shoulder; J. Moon, foot, doing well; A. Riggs, abdomen, doing
well; G. B__kic, head, doing well; Major T. McGrain, foot, doing
well; Sergt. Maj. J. B. S. Moon, both legs, doing well.
Thos. Hagan,
F. chronic diarrhea; Wm. Lafferty, H, chronic diarrhea; G. Stephenson,
H. phlegmonous erysipelas; Alex. Horr, L?, dysentery; Jas. Monisal,
C, Erysipelas; Wm. Steele, B. chronic diarrhea.
Thos. Sher___;
___ Webster, H.; S. Miller, H; J. Mat___ [Matthews?],
I..
Wounded
Lieut. Mason,
shoulder; W. C. Tweedy, co. H, thigh, doing well; M. H. Brady, K,
leg, severely; W. Masterson, D, head, severely; F. Cash, A,
breast, severely; J. Chatwick, G, hip, severely; L. Greathouse,
G, arm, severely; J. Barrett, F. leg, severely; __. Williamson,
K, leg, severely; J. W. Castile, K, foot, severely; D. Allen, K,
arm, severely; H. Salm, B,
fingers, doing well; J. Aerd, F, fingers, doing well; W. Parris,
G, scrotum, doing well; S. H. Wright, G, fingers, doing well; Lieut. Hurst,
D. thigh, severely; C. Vasburg, B, body severely; Welker, B.
hand, doing well; L. Beedington, H, groin, severely; J. Cabor, A,
leg, severely; Sergt. S. A. Eskridge, K, leg, doing well; G. L. Whiticar,
E, foot, doing well,; John Shaffer, K, hand, doing well; B. F. Bridges,
E, leg, amputated; Wm. Delbriger, E, leg, amputated; G. Gibbs, G, leg,
amputated; H. Coleman, head, dangerously; Wm. Delbriger, leg,
amputated. —New Albany Daily
Ledger 15 Oct 1862 p2 c3
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Arrival of Wounded.—Three
hundred and eighty of the wounded at Chaplin Hills (Perryville) arrived at the
hospitals in this city last night.
—New Albany Daily Ledger 15 Oct 1862 p2 c5
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We learn from Col. Gresham that the 53d Indiana was at the Battle of the Hatchie, and fought in the most splendid style. It lost 16 killed and 91 wounded. Among the wounded were two Lieutenants.
Wounded Indianians.—The following sick and wounded soldiers are at Chaplin, Nelson County, Ky., where they are being kindly cared for at the residence of S, K. Marshall. They received their wounds at Chesser’s store, Anderson county:
James P. Iddings, Co. I, 32d, in right arm.
John Joapfarioh, I, 32d, in right arm.
John Walter, A, 32d, in arm.
John Sipp, A, ___ in right arm.
Geo. King, B, 19th Regulars, in the neck.
Mathew Preston, E, 19th Regulars, in the hand. —New Albany Daily Ledger 15 Oct 1862 p2 c5:
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