I carried into the fight:
Commissioned officers 26
Privates and non-commissioned officers 304
Total 330
Killed and wounded in the engagement of May 2:
Commissioned officers killed 1
Enlisted men killed 5
Total killed 6
Commissioned officers wounded 3
Enlisted men wounded 29
Total wounded 32
PART IV. The Fate of the Southern Unionists During Reconstruction The fate of the Southern Unionists began to be clear with the massacre at Ft. Pillow, where Forrest’s men massacred a number of white soldiers of the 13th Tennessee Cavalry. The commanding officer, Maj. Bradford, was shot after he…
In this sad list we have specially to mourn many distinguished officers. Brigadier-General Garland was killed at South Mountain–the most fearless man I ever knew, a Christian hero, a ripe scholar, and most accomplished gentleman. Brig. Gen. G. B. Anderson was mortally wounded at Sharpsburg–a high-toned, honorable, conscientious Christian soldier,…