Total Strength and Casualties
Battle of Chickamauga, Ga., Sept. 18-20, 1863.
Sept. 18, 1863 - 34 officers, 253 enlisted men. 1 killed.
Sept. 19, 1863 - 34 officers, 250 enlisted men. 3 killed, 58 wounded.
Sept. 20, 1863 - 29 officers, 201 enlisted men. 21 killed, 66 wounded.
Total loss - 25 killed, 124 wounded (52% casualties).
Field and staff officers present -
Col. Bush Jones, commanding regiment
Lt. Col. John W. Inzer, slightly wounded Sept. 19th
Major Harry I. Thornton, wounded Sept. 19th
1st Lt. and Adjutant Robert T. Harris, wounded Sept. 19th
Asst. Surgeon Robert J. Turner, wounded Sept. 19th
Company commanders -
"A", 2nd Lt. A. Sidney Hinton,
"B", Capt. Edward Crenshaw, wounded Sept. 20th,
"C", Capt. Wayne E. Lee,
"D", 1st Lt. James F. Stone,
"E", Capt. Gilbert G. Holland, wounded Sept. 20th,
"F", Capt. Samuel D. McClellen, wounded Sept. 19th, succeeded by 1st Lt. John F. McClellen,
"G", 1st Lt. Almeth B. Vandergrift,
"H", Capt. Calvin L. Harrell, wounded Sept. 20th,
"I", Capt. John A. Avirett, Jr., slightly wounded Sept. 20th,
"K", 2nd Lt. William P. Mills, wounded Sept. 20th, succeeded by 2nd Lt. Albert T. Goodwyn.
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