- Adjutant Thomas J. Dyson - mortally wounded and left on the field. Company A
Killed: James R. Beasley; N. M. McLeod; James M. Wombell Wounded: Lt. E. T. Davis, leg, slightly; Corporal N J W Brown, shoulder. Privates: Thomas N. Lewis, leg shot off, captured and paroled; B. F. Oswold leg; William Rowlin, head, captured and paroled S. T. Stanerland, side, very slightly Prisoners: Serg'rts J. O. G. Lewis J. W. PattersonPrivate N. Dugger |
Lieut V C Manning, commanding Killed: Lieut V C. Manning Serg't John L. Stewart Wounded: Privates: Richard Warnock, shoulder; Thomas S. Gornto, arm, captured and paroled; Moses L. pope, arm; Russell B. Jones, shoulder. Missing: James T. Thigpen; Richard S. Thigpen; M. T. Thigpen; John English |
Lieut. Kellum, commanding Killed: Lieut W. Hobbs; Corporal W Q Price; Privates: James R. Withington; J T Boatwright; John W Walker Wounded:
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Capt. H K Byington, commanding Killed: Privates: J B F McCarthy; B F Butler; J E Mercer Wounded, captured and paroled: Corp'l A Stucky, knee; Privates: J K Holder; M Bullock, arm; John Brooks, thigh Wounded: D K Wall, shoulder; W J Garrell, arm; W A Cutler, thigh; H Howard, knee; Irie King, arm; J E Jackson, neck, slightly Missing: Lieut. W K Mehone; Privates: A Bullock; O Z Horn; I T Thompson; M N Thompson; A Brown; J H Freeman; A J Helton; J Holloman |
Lt. Branham, commanding Killed: Serg't F R Murray; Privates: W Holly; A English; J C Waldon Wounded:
Prisoners: B Brookins; F Hardeman Missing: Lieut W J Anderson; Sergeant V A Harvey; Privates J A Jones ; T Booker; W F Horn |
Captain J B Fowler,commanding Killed: Privates: W L Walton; M Connor Wounded: Captain J B Fowler, leg, slightly; Corporal T R Bryce; Privates: A J Bryant, arm; W W Brown, arm; H J Crawford, leg; W H Hancock, side Also wounded, captured and paroled: Privates: P C Bryce, leg; J M McGhee arm; D B Nichols, hip; W J Piles, thigh; B B Scofill, thigh; J W Vinson, arm, severely; J W Gatling; Prisoners: Serg't O R Joiner; Corporal James Stembridge; Privates: D W Bryce; G T Barnes; W J Dunn; H T Gray; E S Matthews; Jos T Perkins; G T Barnes Missing: Privates: John Becham; J N Matthews |
Captain J P Jordan, commanding Killed: Private Thomas E. Rogers Wounded: Serg't John J. Jordan, head, severely,
captured and paroled; Also Privates George Proctor, thigh; L Joiner, hip
Wounded: Corporal G J Moye, thigh; Privates: Wm. Mixon, leg; P. Whitfield, back slightly Prisoners: Capt. J P Jordan; Serg't W English Missing: Sergt H J Bell; Corp J T Christie; Privates: W R Robinson; N R Robinson; N R Rogers; John McGowan |
Capt. J R Bonner, Commanding Killed: Privates: H M Chambers; V E Collins, H Russell; Wm Stifner Wounded: Capt. J R Bonner, leg; Lieut A C
McKinney, shoulder; Lieut L F Choice, arm; Privates: S S Jones, leg;
Wounded, captured and paroled: Corp. S S Collins, leg; Privates: J E Chambers; K Digby, abdomen; H Huntington, leg; Joseph Martin; Samuel Russel; Jos Russel Missing: Corp S W Carlisle; Privates: R Brown; C Digby; G Dunn; B H Harper; Jas Russel; R A Woodall |
Lieut. Vinson, Commanding Wounded: Privates: G B Daniel, arm; F Fordham, hip; A Byram, finger; B E Metts, shoulder Wounded, captured and paroled: Privates: J L Pharris, thigh; J H Taylor, thigh and shoulder; Geo S Watkins, knee, badly Prisoner Private Samuel Hooker Missing : Wm Bryan; Robert Council; J Fordham; W R Scarbrough |
Capt. Shinholster, Commanding Killed: Private John Mullhem Wounded, captured and paroled: Lieut A J
Miller, leg; Lieut John Lord, head; Serg'ts: W S Pearce, chest; Isaac W
Davis
Prisoner: J T Kirkpatrick Missing: Corp A J Arrington; Privates: W J Allen; J M Day; Elisha Jeans; A T Kingrey; D Lord; Wm Lavander; P J Lingold; William J Underwood; W W Weaver; S P Wheeler |
Total killed, 27; wounded, 104; prisoners,
16; missing, 50 - total loss, 197
There may be a few errors in this list, but I think it is very nearly correct. This Regt. went into the battle with about 450 men, and with the bravery with which it fought may be inferred from its heavy loss. It stood in the thickest of the fire, and was, I believe, the last to leave the field. It was led with distinquished coolness and gallantry by its intrepid Colonel, and its other field officers. being overpowered by numbers, our forces were compelled to fall back to Vicksburg, and several days' hard fighting since then has doubtless much further thinned their ranks. All that brave and determined men can do will be done to hold the place not without strong probability of success. Let us pray that the God of hosts may give them a glorious victory. F H. Ivey, Chaplain 57th Ga. |