Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10.
Frank Moore, Ed.

[632] cannot be given to the officers and men for their spirit and patient endurance under a march of almost unexampled hardship and rapidity, and for their gallantry and good conduct in action.

The regiment had in battle an aggregate of three hundred and twenty men. The casualties were as follows, viz.:

Company A--Lieutenant Thomas McCaing, commanding; one private wounded.

Company B--Captain Crouch, commanding; one private wounded.

Company D--Lieutenant Beale, commanding; one private wounded.

Company G--Lieutenant Daniel, commanding; one private missing; one private wounded.

Company H--Captain E. Bosche, commanding; one private missing and one corporal killed.

Company I--Captain John Desha, commanding; three privates killed, and two lieutenants (J. W. Cleveland and W. T. Casey) and three privates wounded.

Company K--Lieutenant Gaines, commanding; killed Lieutenant D. S. Crockett, and one private.

Total: Killed, seven; wounded,ten; missing, nine.

All of which is respectfully submitted,

Killed: Sergeant W. E. Etheridge; Privates David Watts and Sanderfer. Total 3.

Wounded and left on the field on account of severity of wounds:--Corporal James Donoh; Privates T. C. Carnhill, B. F. Perdue, Henry Williams. Total 4.

Wounded and not left :--Private John Leonard (slightly), John Thomas, R. F. Lear. Total 3.

Total killed and wounded, 10.

Respectfully submitted,

command.	killed.	wounded.	missing.	total.
Ninth Kentucky Regiment	6	10	1	17
Second Kentucky Regiment	8	64	6	78
Colonel Gano's Regiment of Cavalry			1	1
Colonel Clarke's Regiment of Cavalry	2	24	6	32
Colonel Chenault's Regiment of Cavalry	1	4		5
Colonel Bennett's Regiment of Cavalry	1	3		4
Cobb's Battery	3	7		10
General Morgan's Staff		2		2
Total	21	114	14	149
Officers	4	11	1	16
Non-commissioned Officers	5	13	4	22
Privates	12	90	9	111
Total	21	114	14	149

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