| Name |
Barr, John [1] |
| Suffix |
III Sgt? |
| Birth |
18 Mar 1815 |
Gibson, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA  [1] |
|
| Gender |
Male |
| War, Mexican |
Abt 1847 |
Illinois, USA |
| ??? 1st Illinois regiment: Sgt John C. Barr, wounded badly.-not likely this John Barr; Revolutionary war? -jcw 27.03.2012 |
- William Dempsey - Wounded
FIRST ILLINOIS REGIMENT
Field and Staff
Killed:
1. Col. John J. Hardin
2. Musician Austin W. Fay
Captain Smith's Co. B
Killed:
1. Pvt. Francis D. Carter
Wounded:
1. Cpl. Patrick Meehan, badly.
2. Pvt. Michael Fenton, badly.
3. Pvt. James A. Edson, slightly.
4. Pvt. Francis Quinn, slightly.
5. Pvt. Potter Clemens, slightly.
Captain Fry's Co. C
Killed:
1. Musician Merritt Hudson
Wounded:
1. Pvt. James Robins, slightly.
Capt. Zabriskie's Co. D
Killed:
1. Capt. Jacob W. Zabriskie
2. Pvt. Augustus Canaught
3. Pvt. John Emerson
Wounded:
1. Sgt. John C. Barr, badly.
2. Pvt. Albert Kershaw, badly.
Capt. Robertson's Co. E
Killed:
1. Pvt. Silas Bedell
2. Pvt. Henry W. Clark or Clarke
3. Pvt. Wm. Goodwin
4. Pvt. James J. Kinman
5. Pvt. Randolph R. Martin
6. Pvt. Greenbury S. Richardson
7. Pvt. Samuel W. Thompson
8. Pvt. Charles Walker
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Watson R. Richardson, badly.
2. *Pvt. William Stephens or Stevenson, badly, died March 25, 1847.
Company F
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Hezekiah Evans, slightly.
2. Pvt. Job Brown, slightly.
Capt. Montgomery's Co. H
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. Bryan R. Houghton
2. Musician William Smith
3. Pvt. Matthew Dawdy
4. Pvt. Thomas J. Gilbert
5. Pvt. Elisha or Elias C. Mays
6. Pvt. John White
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Jackson Evans, slightly.
2. Pvt. William Roe, slightly.
3. Pvt. Daniel Penser, badly.
Capt. Mower's Co. K
Killed:
1. Pvt. Conrad Burch
2. Pvt. John B. Backman or Bachman
3. Pvt. Inglehot Claibsottle
4. Pvt. John Gable
5. Pvt. Aaron Kiersted
6. Pvt. George Pitson
7. Pvt. Joseph Shute or Shutt
8. Pvt. Wm. Vinkleharker or Vankleharker
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. John L. McConnell, slightly.
2. Cpl. Geo. D. Slack, slightly.
3. Pvt. Frederick Rikow or Rekow, badly.
4. Pvt. Robins, slightly, while serving with Co. B, 4th Artillery, Washington's battery.
SECOND ILLINOIS REGIMENT
Field and Staff
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. & Adjt. August G. Whiteside, wounded Feb. 23, 1847.
2. Sgt.-Maj. Christian H. Ketler, wounded Feb. 23, 1847.
3. QM Sgt. Nelson S. Moore, wounded Feb. 23, 1847.
Capt. Coffey's Co. A
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Allen B. Rountree
2. Pvt. William R. Kinyon or Kenyon
3. Pvt. Wm. L. Smith
Wounded:
1. Capt. Elzey C. Coffey
2. Sgt. James W. Farmer
3. Cpl. Thomas M. Reed
4. Pvt. John Burnet
5. Pvt. William Bird
6. Pvt. Thomas Bird
7. Pvt. Gilbert Cooper, leg amputated.
8. Pvt. Cheek (Editor's Note: There are two men named Cheek listed on the company roll, Robert R. and James A.; it's uncertain which was wounded.)
9. Pvt. WILLIAM DEMPSEY
10. Pvt. Wes W. Hutchins or Hutchings
11. Pvt. James T. Lee
12. Pvt. John G. Mansker
13. Pvt. Joseph Pate
14. Pvt. George W. Raney or Rainey
15. Pvt. John Robins or Robbins
16. Pvt. Andrew J. Slade
17. Pvt. Willis White
Capt. Woodward's Co. B
Killed:
1. Capt. Wm. C. Woodward
2. 1st Lt. John Bartleson
3. 2d Lt. Aaron Atherton
4. 2d Lt. William Price
5. Sgt. Wm. J. Ferguson
6. Pvt. Joseph W. Emerson
7. Pvt. George W. Crippen
8. Pvt. Abner Durock
9. Pvt. John W. Kiger or Kizer
Wounded:
1. QM Sgt. Buckmaster
2. Sgt.-Maj. Ketter
3. Pvt. Charles Goodale or Goodall
4. *Pvt. Richard E. Scott, mortally.
Capt. Baker's Co. C
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. Edward F. Fletcher
2. 2d Lt. Rodney Ferguson
3. 2d Lt. L. Robbins
4. Cpl. William Hibbs
5. Pvt. James S. Patten
6. Pvt. Amos Woodling
Wounded:
1. Capt. James W. Baker
2. 2d Lt. John Brown (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Sergeant.)
3. Pvt. John M. Bryant
4. Pvt. Robert Burke
5. Pvt. Francis A. Clarage
6. Pvt. Dwyer
7. Pvt. William Easley or Early
8. *Pvt. Nicholas Feak or Feake, died April 25, 1847.
9. Pvt. Fisher
10. Pvt. James Foyles or Foills
11. Pvt. George Fletcher
12. Pvt. John M. Holland or Noland
13. Pvt. George R. Maxwell
14. Pvt. Thos. Montgomery
15. Pvt. David M. Ricketts or Ricketh
16. Pvt. Henry C. Smith
17. Pvt. Tidd
18. Pvt. Charles Van Camp
Capt. Lott's Co. E
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Timothy Kelley
2. Pvt. John Gable
3. Pvt. Thos. D. O'Connor
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. John A. Prickett
2. *Pvt. Edwin Field, died March 12, 1847 at Saltillo.
3. *Pvt. William Fisher, died March 5, 1847 at Saltillo.
4. *Pvt. John Robinson, died March 1, 1847 at Saltillo.
5. Pvt. Ephraim P. Hill
6. Pvt. Michael Riley
7. Pvt. William R. Wright
Capt. Lemon's Co. G
Killed:
1. Pvt. Thomas Jenkins
2. Pvt. David A. Hill
3. Pvt. Wm. S. Messinger
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Allen McLain
2. Pvt. Joseph Wiley
Capt. Raith's Co. H
Killed:
1. Pvt. Alexander Conze
2. Pvt. Christian Crossman or Craesman
3. Pvt. George Lartz or Lortz
4. Pvt. Emanuel Schoolcraft
5. Pvt. Franz Weber
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Adolph Engelmann
2. Pvt. Charles Berdoux or Bordaux
3. Pvt. Grudges (Editor's Note: Company roster does not list a Pvt. Grudges but does list a Pvt. Charles Bridges. Perhaps Bridges is the man who was wounded.)
4. Pvt. Valentin Funk
5. Pvt. William Feldmeier or Feldemier
6. Pvt. John Gerhard
7. Pvt. Joseph Ledergerher or Ledergerber
8. Pvt. Frizt Rouneberg or Rauneberg
9. Pvt. James Talbert
10. Pvt. Conrad Traenkle or Fraenkle
11. Pvt. Hermann Uppmann or Uppman
Capt. Miller's Co. I
Killed:
1. Pvt. Emanuel Bradley
2. Pvt. Goforth Clark
3. Pvt. Henry Cook
4. Pvt. John M. Davis
5. Pvt. William Hogan
6. Pvt. John Lear
7. Pvt. John McCrury
Wounded:
1. 1st Sgt. James C. B. Reed or Reid
2. Cpl. Samuel McMurtry or McMurty (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Private.)
3. Pvt. Aaron H. Applegate
4. Pvt. William Dains
5. Pvt. William Fisher or Fischer
6. Pvt. Lewis Hiltman or Hiltonau
7. Pvt. Charles Hinkler or Henkler
8. Pvt. Solomon Kell
9. Pvt. Michael Mummert or Murmert
10. Pvt. John L. Strong
11. Pvt. Voluntine Werheim or Warcheim
12. *Pvt. Hiram Squires, died of wounds received Feb. 23, 1847.
13. Pvt. John M. White
Capt. Starbuck's Co. K
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. James C. Steele
2. Pvt. Robert Abernathy
3. Pvt. John F. Bowen
4. Pvt. Wm. S. Jones
5. Pvt. Wm. M. Jones
6. Pvt. John B. Kimzey
7. Pvt. Robert Marlow
8. Pvt. S. C. Marlow
9. Pvt. Wm. A. Ragland
10. Pvt. John B. Wilks
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Nicodemus West
2. Pvt. Alex A. Hamilton
3. Pvt. Marion D. Hoge
4. Pvt. Uriah D. Kelley
5. Pvt. George F. or T. Montague or Mintage
6. Pvt. Richard Marlow
7. Pvt. John Ragland
8. Pvt. Nathan Ramsay or Ramsey
9. Pvt. John Robinson
CAPT. CONNOR'S TEXAS CO. OF FOOT
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. James Clark
2. 2d Lt. John A. Leonard
3. 1st Sgt. David Campbell (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as 1st Lt.)
4. Cpl. Joseph Voot or Voort
5. Cpl. Edward King
6. Pvt. Milton P. Donohue or Donahoe
7. Pvt. Michael Donovan
8. Pvt. Edward Finney or Fenney
9. Pvt. Edward Forche
10. Pvt. Emele Godguin or Godwin
11. Pvt. James Hays or Hayes
12. Pvt. Frederick Klinge
13. Pvt. Caleb Langston or Largston
14. Pvt. John McLean
Wounded:
1. Capt. P. Edward Connor or Conner
2. Sgt. Lewis Donop
3. Cpl. Henry J. Brandes or Brand
4. Pvt. Bruno (Editor's Note: No one by this name is listed on the roster for this company.)
5. Pvt. Herman Fredeking
6. *Pvt. Henry Gellerman or Gilleman, mortally.
7. Pvt. Henry Lurheg or Larig
8. Pvt. Miller (Editor's Note: Company roster lists a Cpl. Theordore Miller and a Pvt. William Muller. It's uncertain which was wounded)
9. Pvt. Smith (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a Pvt. Julius Smith, who deserted several months before the battle.)
10. Pvt. Treackind (Editor's Note: No one by this name is listed on the muster roll for this company.)
CAPT. McCULLOCH'S CO. of TEXAS MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS
Wounded:
Pvt. William H. Anderson, age 44 (wounded Feb. 23, 1847)
SECOND INDIANA REGIMENT
Capt. Sanderson's Co. A
Killed:
1. Pvt. Francis Baily
2. Pvt. Charles H. Goff
3. Pvt. Warren Robinson
4. Pvt. Apollos J. Stevens
Wounded:
1. Capt. Wm. L. Sanderson, slightly.
2. 1st Lt. Stuart W. Cayce, slightly.
3. 2d Lt. Henry Pennington, slightly.
Capt. Kinder's Co. B
Killed:
1. Capt. Frustin B. Kinder
2. Pvt. John T. Hardin
3. Pvt. Joseph Laffety
4. Pvt. Arthur Massey
5. Pvt. David McDonald
6. Pvt. John Schultz
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. D. S. Lewis, slightly.
2. Cpl. Eli McDonald, badly.
Missing:
1. Pvt. John Brown
2. *Pvt. Joseph H. Harrison (Editor's Note: Company roster shows this man died Feb. 23, 1847.)
Capt. Osborn's Co. C.
Wounded:
1. Capt. John Osborne or Osborn, slightly.
2. 2d Lt. Joshua Moore, slightly.
Capt. Dennis's Co. D
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Thomas C. Parr
2. Pvt. Michael Lee
3. Pvt. William Richardson
4. Pvt. James H. Slayden
Wounded:
1. Sgt. A. H. Potts, slightly. (Editor's Note: No Sgt. Potts is listed on company roster, but it does list a Sgt. Andrew Ratts, probably the man who was wounded.)
2. Cpl. Dewitt C. Thomas, badly.
3. Musician Alexandrew M. Woods, slightly.
Missing:
1. Pvt. William Spalding
Capt. Rousseau's Co. E
Killed:
1. Sgt. McHenry Dosier
2. Pvt. William Aiken
3. Pvt. John G. B. Dillon
Capt. Davis's Co. F
Killed:
1. Pvt. Harvey Matthews
2. Pvt. Harrison Wilson
3. Pvt. Ulysses W. Irwin
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Isaac Carothers or Caruthers, slightly.
2. Sgt. Virgil Vestal, slightly.
3. Cpl. John Bishop, slightly.
4. Cpl. A. B. Carlton or Carlston, slightly.
5. Cpl. N. B. or W. B. Stephens, slightly.
6. Pvt. Thomas Goens or Goen, slightly.
Capt. Kimball's Co. G
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Philander D. Kelso or Kelse, slightly.
2. Sgt. Elhahan Blalock, badly.
3. Cpl. Thomas Rawlings or Rawlins, slightly.
4. Pvt. Henry Mullrany or Mulvany, slightly.
5. Pvt. Mathew Queen, slightly.
6. Pvt. James McMillen or McMilton, Jr., slightly.
Capt. Brigg's Co. H
Killed:
1. Pvt. Meeshack Draper
2. Pvt. Richard Jenkins
3. Pvt. Thomas Price
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. Justus Davis, slightly.
2. Cpl. Harry Wilson, severely.
3. Pvt. Wylie Adams, severely.
4. Pvt. Willis Benefiel or Benefrel, severely.
5. Pvt. Robert Calvert or Colbert, severely.
6. Pvt. Volney E. Swain, severely.
7. Pvt. Joseph Engle or Ingle, slightly.
8. Pvt. Alfred Smith, slightly.
9. Pvt. William Davis Weir or Wier, slightly.
Capt. McRae's Co. I
Killed:
Cpl. John Tager or Yeager
Pvt. William W. Campbell
Pvt. Reuben Harritt
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Noah Rumley, badly.
Missing:
1. Pvt. Burel J. Hubbard
Capt. Walker's Co. K
Killed:
1. Capt. William Walker
2. Pvt. Alfred Williams
3. Pvt. Obadiah Lansbury
4. Pvt. J. C. Higginbotham
5. Pvt. Giles Chapman
6. Pvt. V. Seasely or Teasley
7. Pvt. Edmund Wyatt
8. Pvt. Thomas Smith
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Jerome A. Epperson or Eperson, slightly.
2. Pvt. Alanson C. Farris, badly.
3. Pvt. George W. Knight or McKnight, slightly.
4. Pvt. Gordon Wilhoit or Wilhart, slightly.
THIRD INDIANA REGIMENT
Wounded:
1. Maj. Willis A. Gorman, slightly.
Capt. Sluss's Co. A
Killed:
1. Pvt. William B. Holland
2. Pvt. James Buskirk
3. Pvt. David J. Stout
Wounded:
1. Capt. John M. Sluss or Sleep, slightly.
2. Cpl. Robert K. Nelson, slightly.
3. Pvt. Isaac S. Leabo or Lebo, severely.
4. Pvt. W. G. or M. G. Applegate, slightly.
5. Pvt. James I. or Y. Davis, slightly.
6. Pvt. Joseph W. Pullen or Pullim, slightly.
7. Pvt. John Knight, slightly.
Capt. William's Company B
Wounded:
1. Cpl. John Gingrich, slightly.
2. Pvt. James Faulkner, dangerously.
3. Pvt. Hugh L. Huids or Hinds, Jr., slightly.
4. Pvt. Henry C. Hoyt, slightly.
5. Pvt. Daniel Conroy, slightly.
6. Pvt. Thomas H. Bowen, slightly.
Capt. Allen's Co. C
Killed:
1. Pvt. John Armstrong
Wounded:
1. Pvt. J. Voight, dangerously. (Editor's Note: Company roster does not list a man by this name but does list a Pvt. Christian Voght, who was discharged on March 20, 1847.)
2. Pvt. Peter Lane or Lain, slightly.
3. Pvt. M. Cole, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a Pvt. Pleasant Cole.)
4. Pvt. Frederick Aubke, slightly.
5. Pvt. Ambros Armstrong, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
6. Pvt. James Orchard, slightly.
7. Pvt. Greenville Miller, slightly.
Capt. Carter's Co. D
Killed:
1. Pvt. Wilson Houston or Hueston
Wounded:
1. Cpl. Robert Torrence, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Private.)
2. Pvt. Thomas Gustin, severely.
3. Pvt. Jeremiah Hinkle, slightly.
4. Pvt. John Rochat, slightly.
5. Pvt. Ebinger Bright, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
6. Pvt. Allen Merril or Merrill, slightly.
Capt. Taggart's Co. E
Killed:
1. Capt. James Taggart
Wounded:
1. Cpl. Elias Weddel, severely.
2. Pvt. James Brown, severely.
3. Pvt. Mathew Mathis, severely.
4. Pvt. Stephen Fread or Fred, slightly.
5. Pvt. Joseph G. Arter, slightly.
6. Pvt. Squire Steward or Stuart, slightly.
Capt. Boardman's Co. F
Killed:
1. Pvt. William C. Good or Goode
2. Pvt. Daniel Owens
Wounded:
1. Cpl. John C. Burton, seriously.
2. Pvt. Orville Dyer, slightly.
3. Pvt. James Inskeep or Inskipp, slightly.
4. Pvt. Daniel Hunter, slightly.
5. Pvt. David Conghenower or Coughenower, slightly.
6. Pvt. Henry C. Ryker or Riker, slightly.
7. Pvt. Josiah S. Wilson, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
Capt. Sullivan's Co. G
Killed:
1. Pvt. John A. Graham
Wounded:
1. Pvt. John Meek, seriously.
2. Pvt. Eli N. Mace, slightly.
3. Pvt. Joseph Patterson, slightly.
4. Pvt. Andrew J. Cain, slightly.
Capt. Conover's Co. H
Wounded:
1. Capt. Voorhees Conover, slightly.
2. Pvt. Robert Benson, severely.
3. Pvt. John Kelley, severely.
Capt. Gibson's Co. I
Wounded:
1. *Sgt. William Coombe or Coombes, mortally.
2. Pvt. Martin A. Conaway or Conoway, slightly.
Capt. Dunn's Co. K
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Robert McGarvey, severely.
2. Sgt. Solomon P. Tuney or Turney, slightly.
3. Pvt. Jabez Heeley or Hewey, seriously.
4. Pvt. Francis M. Gray, slightly.
5. Pvt. Simeon Bradley, severely.
6. Pvt. Solomon Lafollet, severely.
7. Pvt. Y. Foster, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a James Foster, probably the man who was wounded.)
MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT
Field and Staff
Wounded:
1. Col. Jefferson Davis, wounded in right ankle.
Capt. Sharp's Co. A
Killed:
1. Sgt. William Ingraham
2. Pvt. Cornelius O'Sullivan
Wounded:
1. Capt. Joseph or John M. Sharp, severely.
2. 1st Lt. A. B. Corwin or Corwine, slightly.
3. Sgt. David M. Hollingsworth, slightly.
4. Pvt. George Brook, dangerously.
5. Pvt. Henry D. Clark, dangerously.
6. Pvt. Robert L. Shook, severely.
7. Pvt. William H. Stubblefield, severely.
8. Pvt. Stephen P. Stubblefield, slightly.
Capt. Cooper's Co. B
Killed:
1. Pvt. Seaborn Jones
2. Pvt. Thomas H. Tilley
3. Pvt. B. Louis Turberville
4. Pvt. William H. Wilkinson
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. Carnot Posey, slightly.
2. Pvt. James W. Donnelly, slightly.
3. Pvt. George H. Jones, severely.
4. Pvt. James M. Miller, severely.
5. Pvt. Solomon Newman, severely.
6. Pvt. William A. Lawrence, slightly.
Lt. Cook's Co. C
Killed:
1. Pvt. William Couch
2. Pvt. D. H. Eggleston
3. Pvt. James Johnson
4. Pvt. John Preston
Wounded:
1. Sgt. William Henry Scott, slightly.
2. Cpl. J. N. Collier, slightly.
3. Cpl. Howard Morris, severely.
4. Cpl. J. A. McLaughlin, slightly.
5. Pvt. John M. Barnes, slightly.
6. Pvt. James W. Conn, severely. (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's name as J. M. Crown.)
7. Pvt. Levi H. Stevens, slightly.
8. Pvt. Samuel C. Suit, slightly. (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
Lt. Fletcher's Co. E
Killed:
1. Sgt. William W. Phillips
2. Sgt. Joseph H. Langford
3. Cpl. James M. Robinsion
4. Cpl. Joseph C. Revill or Reville
5. Pvt. Robert A. Joyce
6. Pvt. William Sellers
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Richard Clariday or Claridy, severely.
2. Pvt. Robert Fox, severely.
3. Pvt. John Kennedy, slightly.
4. Pvt. Isham C. Laird, slightly.
5. Pvt. Anthony B. Puckett, severely. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
6. Pvt. James Waugh, severely.
Capt. Dellay's Co. F
Killed:
1. Sgt. B. Higany or Hagany
2. Cpl. James H. Blakely
3. Cpl. D. L. Butler
4. Pvt. P. Dunivant or Durivant
5. Pvt. Stephen Jones
6. Pvt. Enos Garrett or Garrott
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. John P. Stockard, slightly.
2. Pvt. James N. Bigby, Bigbee, or Bigley, dangerously, left arm amputated.
3. Pvt. Thomas Coatney or Courtney, severely wounded in left arm.
4. Pvt. J. F. or F. J. Malone, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as 2d Lt.)
5. Pvt. Joseph W. Morris, severely wounded in left wrist.
6. *Pvt. J. L. or T. L. Simpson, severely wounded in left leg, died April 13, 1847.
Capt. Downing's Co. G
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Francis McNulty
2. Cpl. J. M. Alexander
3. Pvt. James H. Graves
4. Pvt. Joseph E. Bond
5. Pvt. Louis A. Cooper
6. Pvt. William M. Seay
7. Pvt. Robert Felts
8. Pvt. Richard E. Parr
Wounded:
1. 3d Cpl. George W. Harrison, slightly wounded in right shoulder and neck.
2. Cpl. Peter Sinclair, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Sergeant.)
3. Pvt. Asa B. Atkinson, wounded in left thigh. (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
4. Pvt. Philip Burnett or Burnit, wounded in left elbow and hand.
5. Pvt. Benjamin F. Edwards, severely wounded on right thigh.
6. Pvt. C. W. or Charles H. Gibbs, slightly.
7. Pvt. Job Hammond, slightly wounded in left leg.
8. Pvt. Andrew J. Neely, slightly.
9. Pvt. Jesse Odoms, slightly wounded in left hip.
10. Pvt. Thadeus W. Saunders, slightly grazed in the throat.
11. Pvt. J. Thompson, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a Corporal Jos. H. Thompson, probably the man who was wounded.)
Lt. Moore's Co. H
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. Robert L. Moore
2. Pvt. William D. Harrison
3. Pvt. Patrick Reardon
4. Pvt. John J. Locke
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Albert M. Newman, slightly.
2. Cpl. Henry H. Lauell, Lanell, or Lamb, severely.
3. *Pvt. Thomas White, dangerously, died of wounds received Feb. 23, 1847.
4. Pvt. William Wirrans, slightly.
5. Pvt. Stephen D. Carson, slightly.
6. Pvt. Samuel M. Edwards, severely.
7. Pvt. John Dart, slightly.
8. Pvt. William H. McKinny, slightly.
Capt. Taylor's Co. I
Killed:
1. Sgt. Garland Anderson
2. Pvt. Henry G. Trotter
3. Pvt. John L. Branch
4. Pvt. John Pease or Peace
5. Pvt. Addison Collingsworth
6. Pvt. J. W. Vinson
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Plummer M. Martin, severely.
2. Pvt. Thadeus O. McClanahan or McLanahan, slightly.
3. Pvt. Thadeus D. Randolph, severely.
4. Pvt. John Hedspeth or Hedgepeth, dangerously.
Primary Sources: James Henry Carleton. The Battle of Buena Vista, with the operations of the "Army of occupation" for one month (New York: Harper & Bros., 1848), pp.190-212.
30th Congress. 1st Session. Executive Document No. 8: Message from the President of the United States...(Washington, D.C.: 1848?), pp.100-131.
Cheryl Bushadded this on 2 Mar 2010
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| ??? Mexican-american War. 1st Illinois regiment: Sgt John C. Barr, wounded badly.-not likely this John Barr; Revolutionary war? -jcw 27.03.2012 |
- William Dempsey - Wounded
FIRST ILLINOIS REGIMENT
Field and Staff
Killed:
1. Col. John J. Hardin
2. Musician Austin W. Fay
Captain Smith's Co. B
Killed:
1. Pvt. Francis D. Carter
Wounded:
1. Cpl. Patrick Meehan, badly.
2. Pvt. Michael Fenton, badly.
3. Pvt. James A. Edson, slightly.
4. Pvt. Francis Quinn, slightly.
5. Pvt. Potter Clemens, slightly.
Captain Fry's Co. C
Killed:
1. Musician Merritt Hudson
Wounded:
1. Pvt. James Robins, slightly.
Capt. Zabriskie's Co. D
Killed:
1. Capt. Jacob W. Zabriskie
2. Pvt. Augustus Canaught
3. Pvt. John Emerson
Wounded:
1. Sgt. John C. Barr, badly.
2. Pvt. Albert Kershaw, badly.
Capt. Robertson's Co. E
Killed:
1. Pvt. Silas Bedell
2. Pvt. Henry W. Clark or Clarke
3. Pvt. Wm. Goodwin
4. Pvt. James J. Kinman
5. Pvt. Randolph R. Martin
6. Pvt. Greenbury S. Richardson
7. Pvt. Samuel W. Thompson
8. Pvt. Charles Walker
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Watson R. Richardson, badly.
2. *Pvt. William Stephens or Stevenson, badly, died March 25, 1847.
Company F
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Hezekiah Evans, slightly.
2. Pvt. Job Brown, slightly.
Capt. Montgomery's Co. H
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. Bryan R. Houghton
2. Musician William Smith
3. Pvt. Matthew Dawdy
4. Pvt. Thomas J. Gilbert
5. Pvt. Elisha or Elias C. Mays
6. Pvt. John White
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Jackson Evans, slightly.
2. Pvt. William Roe, slightly.
3. Pvt. Daniel Penser, badly.
Capt. Mower's Co. K
Killed:
1. Pvt. Conrad Burch
2. Pvt. John B. Backman or Bachman
3. Pvt. Inglehot Claibsottle
4. Pvt. John Gable
5. Pvt. Aaron Kiersted
6. Pvt. George Pitson
7. Pvt. Joseph Shute or Shutt
8. Pvt. Wm. Vinkleharker or Vankleharker
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. John L. McConnell, slightly.
2. Cpl. Geo. D. Slack, slightly.
3. Pvt. Frederick Rikow or Rekow, badly.
4. Pvt. Robins, slightly, while serving with Co. B, 4th Artillery, Washington's battery.
SECOND ILLINOIS REGIMENT
Field and Staff
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. & Adjt. August G. Whiteside, wounded Feb. 23, 1847.
2. Sgt.-Maj. Christian H. Ketler, wounded Feb. 23, 1847.
3. QM Sgt. Nelson S. Moore, wounded Feb. 23, 1847.
Capt. Coffey's Co. A
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Allen B. Rountree
2. Pvt. William R. Kinyon or Kenyon
3. Pvt. Wm. L. Smith
Wounded:
1. Capt. Elzey C. Coffey
2. Sgt. James W. Farmer
3. Cpl. Thomas M. Reed
4. Pvt. John Burnet
5. Pvt. William Bird
6. Pvt. Thomas Bird
7. Pvt. Gilbert Cooper, leg amputated.
8. Pvt. Cheek (Editor's Note: There are two men named Cheek listed on the company roll, Robert R. and James A.; it's uncertain which was wounded.)
9. Pvt. WILLIAM DEMPSEY
10. Pvt. Wes W. Hutchins or Hutchings
11. Pvt. James T. Lee
12. Pvt. John G. Mansker
13. Pvt. Joseph Pate
14. Pvt. George W. Raney or Rainey
15. Pvt. John Robins or Robbins
16. Pvt. Andrew J. Slade
17. Pvt. Willis White
Capt. Woodward's Co. B
Killed:
1. Capt. Wm. C. Woodward
2. 1st Lt. John Bartleson
3. 2d Lt. Aaron Atherton
4. 2d Lt. William Price
5. Sgt. Wm. J. Ferguson
6. Pvt. Joseph W. Emerson
7. Pvt. George W. Crippen
8. Pvt. Abner Durock
9. Pvt. John W. Kiger or Kizer
Wounded:
1. QM Sgt. Buckmaster
2. Sgt.-Maj. Ketter
3. Pvt. Charles Goodale or Goodall
4. *Pvt. Richard E. Scott, mortally.
Capt. Baker's Co. C
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. Edward F. Fletcher
2. 2d Lt. Rodney Ferguson
3. 2d Lt. L. Robbins
4. Cpl. William Hibbs
5. Pvt. James S. Patten
6. Pvt. Amos Woodling
Wounded:
1. Capt. James W. Baker
2. 2d Lt. John Brown (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Sergeant.)
3. Pvt. John M. Bryant
4. Pvt. Robert Burke
5. Pvt. Francis A. Clarage
6. Pvt. Dwyer
7. Pvt. William Easley or Early
8. *Pvt. Nicholas Feak or Feake, died April 25, 1847.
9. Pvt. Fisher
10. Pvt. James Foyles or Foills
11. Pvt. George Fletcher
12. Pvt. John M. Holland or Noland
13. Pvt. George R. Maxwell
14. Pvt. Thos. Montgomery
15. Pvt. David M. Ricketts or Ricketh
16. Pvt. Henry C. Smith
17. Pvt. Tidd
18. Pvt. Charles Van Camp
Capt. Lott's Co. E
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Timothy Kelley
2. Pvt. John Gable
3. Pvt. Thos. D. O'Connor
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. John A. Prickett
2. *Pvt. Edwin Field, died March 12, 1847 at Saltillo.
3. *Pvt. William Fisher, died March 5, 1847 at Saltillo.
4. *Pvt. John Robinson, died March 1, 1847 at Saltillo.
5. Pvt. Ephraim P. Hill
6. Pvt. Michael Riley
7. Pvt. William R. Wright
Capt. Lemon's Co. G
Killed:
1. Pvt. Thomas Jenkins
2. Pvt. David A. Hill
3. Pvt. Wm. S. Messinger
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Allen McLain
2. Pvt. Joseph Wiley
Capt. Raith's Co. H
Killed:
1. Pvt. Alexander Conze
2. Pvt. Christian Crossman or Craesman
3. Pvt. George Lartz or Lortz
4. Pvt. Emanuel Schoolcraft
5. Pvt. Franz Weber
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Adolph Engelmann
2. Pvt. Charles Berdoux or Bordaux
3. Pvt. Grudges (Editor's Note: Company roster does not list a Pvt. Grudges but does list a Pvt. Charles Bridges. Perhaps Bridges is the man who was wounded.)
4. Pvt. Valentin Funk
5. Pvt. William Feldmeier or Feldemier
6. Pvt. John Gerhard
7. Pvt. Joseph Ledergerher or Ledergerber
8. Pvt. Frizt Rouneberg or Rauneberg
9. Pvt. James Talbert
10. Pvt. Conrad Traenkle or Fraenkle
11. Pvt. Hermann Uppmann or Uppman
Capt. Miller's Co. I
Killed:
1. Pvt. Emanuel Bradley
2. Pvt. Goforth Clark
3. Pvt. Henry Cook
4. Pvt. John M. Davis
5. Pvt. William Hogan
6. Pvt. John Lear
7. Pvt. John McCrury
Wounded:
1. 1st Sgt. James C. B. Reed or Reid
2. Cpl. Samuel McMurtry or McMurty (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Private.)
3. Pvt. Aaron H. Applegate
4. Pvt. William Dains
5. Pvt. William Fisher or Fischer
6. Pvt. Lewis Hiltman or Hiltonau
7. Pvt. Charles Hinkler or Henkler
8. Pvt. Solomon Kell
9. Pvt. Michael Mummert or Murmert
10. Pvt. John L. Strong
11. Pvt. Voluntine Werheim or Warcheim
12. *Pvt. Hiram Squires, died of wounds received Feb. 23, 1847.
13. Pvt. John M. White
Capt. Starbuck's Co. K
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. James C. Steele
2. Pvt. Robert Abernathy
3. Pvt. John F. Bowen
4. Pvt. Wm. S. Jones
5. Pvt. Wm. M. Jones
6. Pvt. John B. Kimzey
7. Pvt. Robert Marlow
8. Pvt. S. C. Marlow
9. Pvt. Wm. A. Ragland
10. Pvt. John B. Wilks
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Nicodemus West
2. Pvt. Alex A. Hamilton
3. Pvt. Marion D. Hoge
4. Pvt. Uriah D. Kelley
5. Pvt. George F. or T. Montague or Mintage
6. Pvt. Richard Marlow
7. Pvt. John Ragland
8. Pvt. Nathan Ramsay or Ramsey
9. Pvt. John Robinson
CAPT. CONNOR'S TEXAS CO. OF FOOT
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. James Clark
2. 2d Lt. John A. Leonard
3. 1st Sgt. David Campbell (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as 1st Lt.)
4. Cpl. Joseph Voot or Voort
5. Cpl. Edward King
6. Pvt. Milton P. Donohue or Donahoe
7. Pvt. Michael Donovan
8. Pvt. Edward Finney or Fenney
9. Pvt. Edward Forche
10. Pvt. Emele Godguin or Godwin
11. Pvt. James Hays or Hayes
12. Pvt. Frederick Klinge
13. Pvt. Caleb Langston or Largston
14. Pvt. John McLean
Wounded:
1. Capt. P. Edward Connor or Conner
2. Sgt. Lewis Donop
3. Cpl. Henry J. Brandes or Brand
4. Pvt. Bruno (Editor's Note: No one by this name is listed on the roster for this company.)
5. Pvt. Herman Fredeking
6. *Pvt. Henry Gellerman or Gilleman, mortally.
7. Pvt. Henry Lurheg or Larig
8. Pvt. Miller (Editor's Note: Company roster lists a Cpl. Theordore Miller and a Pvt. William Muller. It's uncertain which was wounded)
9. Pvt. Smith (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a Pvt. Julius Smith, who deserted several months before the battle.)
10. Pvt. Treackind (Editor's Note: No one by this name is listed on the muster roll for this company.)
CAPT. McCULLOCH'S CO. of TEXAS MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS
Wounded:
Pvt. William H. Anderson, age 44 (wounded Feb. 23, 1847)
SECOND INDIANA REGIMENT
Capt. Sanderson's Co. A
Killed:
1. Pvt. Francis Baily
2. Pvt. Charles H. Goff
3. Pvt. Warren Robinson
4. Pvt. Apollos J. Stevens
Wounded:
1. Capt. Wm. L. Sanderson, slightly.
2. 1st Lt. Stuart W. Cayce, slightly.
3. 2d Lt. Henry Pennington, slightly.
Capt. Kinder's Co. B
Killed:
1. Capt. Frustin B. Kinder
2. Pvt. John T. Hardin
3. Pvt. Joseph Laffety
4. Pvt. Arthur Massey
5. Pvt. David McDonald
6. Pvt. John Schultz
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. D. S. Lewis, slightly.
2. Cpl. Eli McDonald, badly.
Missing:
1. Pvt. John Brown
2. *Pvt. Joseph H. Harrison (Editor's Note: Company roster shows this man died Feb. 23, 1847.)
Capt. Osborn's Co. C.
Wounded:
1. Capt. John Osborne or Osborn, slightly.
2. 2d Lt. Joshua Moore, slightly.
Capt. Dennis's Co. D
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Thomas C. Parr
2. Pvt. Michael Lee
3. Pvt. William Richardson
4. Pvt. James H. Slayden
Wounded:
1. Sgt. A. H. Potts, slightly. (Editor's Note: No Sgt. Potts is listed on company roster, but it does list a Sgt. Andrew Ratts, probably the man who was wounded.)
2. Cpl. Dewitt C. Thomas, badly.
3. Musician Alexandrew M. Woods, slightly.
Missing:
1. Pvt. William Spalding
Capt. Rousseau's Co. E
Killed:
1. Sgt. McHenry Dosier
2. Pvt. William Aiken
3. Pvt. John G. B. Dillon
Capt. Davis's Co. F
Killed:
1. Pvt. Harvey Matthews
2. Pvt. Harrison Wilson
3. Pvt. Ulysses W. Irwin
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Isaac Carothers or Caruthers, slightly.
2. Sgt. Virgil Vestal, slightly.
3. Cpl. John Bishop, slightly.
4. Cpl. A. B. Carlton or Carlston, slightly.
5. Cpl. N. B. or W. B. Stephens, slightly.
6. Pvt. Thomas Goens or Goen, slightly.
Capt. Kimball's Co. G
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Philander D. Kelso or Kelse, slightly.
2. Sgt. Elhahan Blalock, badly.
3. Cpl. Thomas Rawlings or Rawlins, slightly.
4. Pvt. Henry Mullrany or Mulvany, slightly.
5. Pvt. Mathew Queen, slightly.
6. Pvt. James McMillen or McMilton, Jr., slightly.
Capt. Brigg's Co. H
Killed:
1. Pvt. Meeshack Draper
2. Pvt. Richard Jenkins
3. Pvt. Thomas Price
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. Justus Davis, slightly.
2. Cpl. Harry Wilson, severely.
3. Pvt. Wylie Adams, severely.
4. Pvt. Willis Benefiel or Benefrel, severely.
5. Pvt. Robert Calvert or Colbert, severely.
6. Pvt. Volney E. Swain, severely.
7. Pvt. Joseph Engle or Ingle, slightly.
8. Pvt. Alfred Smith, slightly.
9. Pvt. William Davis Weir or Wier, slightly.
Capt. McRae's Co. I
Killed:
Cpl. John Tager or Yeager
Pvt. William W. Campbell
Pvt. Reuben Harritt
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Noah Rumley, badly.
Missing:
1. Pvt. Burel J. Hubbard
Capt. Walker's Co. K
Killed:
1. Capt. William Walker
2. Pvt. Alfred Williams
3. Pvt. Obadiah Lansbury
4. Pvt. J. C. Higginbotham
5. Pvt. Giles Chapman
6. Pvt. V. Seasely or Teasley
7. Pvt. Edmund Wyatt
8. Pvt. Thomas Smith
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. Jerome A. Epperson or Eperson, slightly.
2. Pvt. Alanson C. Farris, badly.
3. Pvt. George W. Knight or McKnight, slightly.
4. Pvt. Gordon Wilhoit or Wilhart, slightly.
THIRD INDIANA REGIMENT
Wounded:
1. Maj. Willis A. Gorman, slightly.
Capt. Sluss's Co. A
Killed:
1. Pvt. William B. Holland
2. Pvt. James Buskirk
3. Pvt. David J. Stout
Wounded:
1. Capt. John M. Sluss or Sleep, slightly.
2. Cpl. Robert K. Nelson, slightly.
3. Pvt. Isaac S. Leabo or Lebo, severely.
4. Pvt. W. G. or M. G. Applegate, slightly.
5. Pvt. James I. or Y. Davis, slightly.
6. Pvt. Joseph W. Pullen or Pullim, slightly.
7. Pvt. John Knight, slightly.
Capt. William's Company B
Wounded:
1. Cpl. John Gingrich, slightly.
2. Pvt. James Faulkner, dangerously.
3. Pvt. Hugh L. Huids or Hinds, Jr., slightly.
4. Pvt. Henry C. Hoyt, slightly.
5. Pvt. Daniel Conroy, slightly.
6. Pvt. Thomas H. Bowen, slightly.
Capt. Allen's Co. C
Killed:
1. Pvt. John Armstrong
Wounded:
1. Pvt. J. Voight, dangerously. (Editor's Note: Company roster does not list a man by this name but does list a Pvt. Christian Voght, who was discharged on March 20, 1847.)
2. Pvt. Peter Lane or Lain, slightly.
3. Pvt. M. Cole, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a Pvt. Pleasant Cole.)
4. Pvt. Frederick Aubke, slightly.
5. Pvt. Ambros Armstrong, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
6. Pvt. James Orchard, slightly.
7. Pvt. Greenville Miller, slightly.
Capt. Carter's Co. D
Killed:
1. Pvt. Wilson Houston or Hueston
Wounded:
1. Cpl. Robert Torrence, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Private.)
2. Pvt. Thomas Gustin, severely.
3. Pvt. Jeremiah Hinkle, slightly.
4. Pvt. John Rochat, slightly.
5. Pvt. Ebinger Bright, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
6. Pvt. Allen Merril or Merrill, slightly.
Capt. Taggart's Co. E
Killed:
1. Capt. James Taggart
Wounded:
1. Cpl. Elias Weddel, severely.
2. Pvt. James Brown, severely.
3. Pvt. Mathew Mathis, severely.
4. Pvt. Stephen Fread or Fred, slightly.
5. Pvt. Joseph G. Arter, slightly.
6. Pvt. Squire Steward or Stuart, slightly.
Capt. Boardman's Co. F
Killed:
1. Pvt. William C. Good or Goode
2. Pvt. Daniel Owens
Wounded:
1. Cpl. John C. Burton, seriously.
2. Pvt. Orville Dyer, slightly.
3. Pvt. James Inskeep or Inskipp, slightly.
4. Pvt. Daniel Hunter, slightly.
5. Pvt. David Conghenower or Coughenower, slightly.
6. Pvt. Henry C. Ryker or Riker, slightly.
7. Pvt. Josiah S. Wilson, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
Capt. Sullivan's Co. G
Killed:
1. Pvt. John A. Graham
Wounded:
1. Pvt. John Meek, seriously.
2. Pvt. Eli N. Mace, slightly.
3. Pvt. Joseph Patterson, slightly.
4. Pvt. Andrew J. Cain, slightly.
Capt. Conover's Co. H
Wounded:
1. Capt. Voorhees Conover, slightly.
2. Pvt. Robert Benson, severely.
3. Pvt. John Kelley, severely.
Capt. Gibson's Co. I
Wounded:
1. *Sgt. William Coombe or Coombes, mortally.
2. Pvt. Martin A. Conaway or Conoway, slightly.
Capt. Dunn's Co. K
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Robert McGarvey, severely.
2. Sgt. Solomon P. Tuney or Turney, slightly.
3. Pvt. Jabez Heeley or Hewey, seriously.
4. Pvt. Francis M. Gray, slightly.
5. Pvt. Simeon Bradley, severely.
6. Pvt. Solomon Lafollet, severely.
7. Pvt. Y. Foster, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a James Foster, probably the man who was wounded.)
MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT
Field and Staff
Wounded:
1. Col. Jefferson Davis, wounded in right ankle.
Capt. Sharp's Co. A
Killed:
1. Sgt. William Ingraham
2. Pvt. Cornelius O'Sullivan
Wounded:
1. Capt. Joseph or John M. Sharp, severely.
2. 1st Lt. A. B. Corwin or Corwine, slightly.
3. Sgt. David M. Hollingsworth, slightly.
4. Pvt. George Brook, dangerously.
5. Pvt. Henry D. Clark, dangerously.
6. Pvt. Robert L. Shook, severely.
7. Pvt. William H. Stubblefield, severely.
8. Pvt. Stephen P. Stubblefield, slightly.
Capt. Cooper's Co. B
Killed:
1. Pvt. Seaborn Jones
2. Pvt. Thomas H. Tilley
3. Pvt. B. Louis Turberville
4. Pvt. William H. Wilkinson
Wounded:
1. 1st Lt. Carnot Posey, slightly.
2. Pvt. James W. Donnelly, slightly.
3. Pvt. George H. Jones, severely.
4. Pvt. James M. Miller, severely.
5. Pvt. Solomon Newman, severely.
6. Pvt. William A. Lawrence, slightly.
Lt. Cook's Co. C
Killed:
1. Pvt. William Couch
2. Pvt. D. H. Eggleston
3. Pvt. James Johnson
4. Pvt. John Preston
Wounded:
1. Sgt. William Henry Scott, slightly.
2. Cpl. J. N. Collier, slightly.
3. Cpl. Howard Morris, severely.
4. Cpl. J. A. McLaughlin, slightly.
5. Pvt. John M. Barnes, slightly.
6. Pvt. James W. Conn, severely. (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's name as J. M. Crown.)
7. Pvt. Levi H. Stevens, slightly.
8. Pvt. Samuel C. Suit, slightly. (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
Lt. Fletcher's Co. E
Killed:
1. Sgt. William W. Phillips
2. Sgt. Joseph H. Langford
3. Cpl. James M. Robinsion
4. Cpl. Joseph C. Revill or Reville
5. Pvt. Robert A. Joyce
6. Pvt. William Sellers
Wounded:
1. Pvt. Richard Clariday or Claridy, severely.
2. Pvt. Robert Fox, severely.
3. Pvt. John Kennedy, slightly.
4. Pvt. Isham C. Laird, slightly.
5. Pvt. Anthony B. Puckett, severely. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
6. Pvt. James Waugh, severely.
Capt. Dellay's Co. F
Killed:
1. Sgt. B. Higany or Hagany
2. Cpl. James H. Blakely
3. Cpl. D. L. Butler
4. Pvt. P. Dunivant or Durivant
5. Pvt. Stephen Jones
6. Pvt. Enos Garrett or Garrott
Wounded:
1. 2d Lt. John P. Stockard, slightly.
2. Pvt. James N. Bigby, Bigbee, or Bigley, dangerously, left arm amputated.
3. Pvt. Thomas Coatney or Courtney, severely wounded in left arm.
4. Pvt. J. F. or F. J. Malone, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as 2d Lt.)
5. Pvt. Joseph W. Morris, severely wounded in left wrist.
6. *Pvt. J. L. or T. L. Simpson, severely wounded in left leg, died April 13, 1847.
Capt. Downing's Co. G
Killed:
1. 2d Lt. Francis McNulty
2. Cpl. J. M. Alexander
3. Pvt. James H. Graves
4. Pvt. Joseph E. Bond
5. Pvt. Louis A. Cooper
6. Pvt. William M. Seay
7. Pvt. Robert Felts
8. Pvt. Richard E. Parr
Wounded:
1. 3d Cpl. George W. Harrison, slightly wounded in right shoulder and neck.
2. Cpl. Peter Sinclair, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster gives this man's rank as Sergeant.)
3. Pvt. Asa B. Atkinson, wounded in left thigh. (Editor's Note: Ex. Doc. 8 gives this man's rank as Corporal.)
4. Pvt. Philip Burnett or Burnit, wounded in left elbow and hand.
5. Pvt. Benjamin F. Edwards, severely wounded on right thigh.
6. Pvt. C. W. or Charles H. Gibbs, slightly.
7. Pvt. Job Hammond, slightly wounded in left leg.
8. Pvt. Andrew J. Neely, slightly.
9. Pvt. Jesse Odoms, slightly wounded in left hip.
10. Pvt. Thadeus W. Saunders, slightly grazed in the throat.
11. Pvt. J. Thompson, slightly. (Editor's Note: Company roster lists only a Corporal Jos. H. Thompson, probably the man who was wounded.)
Lt. Moore's Co. H
Killed:
1. 1st Lt. Robert L. Moore
2. Pvt. William D. Harrison
3. Pvt. Patrick Reardon
4. Pvt. John J. Locke
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Albert M. Newman, slightly.
2. Cpl. Henry H. Lauell, Lanell, or Lamb, severely.
3. *Pvt. Thomas White, dangerously, died of wounds received Feb. 23, 1847.
4. Pvt. William Wirrans, slightly.
5. Pvt. Stephen D. Carson, slightly.
6. Pvt. Samuel M. Edwards, severely.
7. Pvt. John Dart, slightly.
8. Pvt. William H. McKinny, slightly.
Capt. Taylor's Co. I
Killed:
1. Sgt. Garland Anderson
2. Pvt. Henry G. Trotter
3. Pvt. John L. Branch
4. Pvt. John Pease or Peace
5. Pvt. Addison Collingsworth
6. Pvt. J. W. Vinson
Wounded:
1. Sgt. Plummer M. Martin, severely.
2. Pvt. Thadeus O. McClanahan or McLanahan, slightly.
3. Pvt. Thadeus D. Randolph, severely.
4. Pvt. John Hedspeth or Hedgepeth, dangerously.
Primary Sources: James Henry Carleton. The Battle of Buena Vista, with the operations of the "Army of occupation" for one month (New York: Harper & Bros., 1848), pp.190-212.
30th Congress. 1st Session. Executive Document No. 8: Message from the President of the United States...(Washington, D.C.: 1848?), pp.100-131.
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| Residence |
1850 |
Goshen, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA [1] |
| Residence |
1860 |
Lumber City, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA [1] |
| Residence |
1870 |
Shippen Twp, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA [1] |
| Residence |
1880 |
Clam Lake, Wexford, Michigan, USA [1] |
| Death |
8 May 1886 |
Clam Lake, Wexford, Michigan, USA [1] |
| Person ID |
I87724 |
WETZEL-SPRING |
1815 - 1886 (71 years)
