Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Raymond, Miss.” in chapter 9 of James D. Porter, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 7.1, Tennessee:
...nd Capt. D. G. Alexander, killed at Resaca, and later on, at Powder Springs, the gallant Col. C. H. Walker fell.
Under his command the Third had maintained the reputation won at Fort Donelson.
At Raymond, Miss. , under very trying circumstances, he commanded the regiment with unsurpassed skill and courage.
Maj. John P. McGuire, Thirty-second Tennessee, was badly wounded, and Lieutenant Waddy killed, at Pow...
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