Stones River Casualties List by Colonel Bernard F. Mullen
This list was taken from the Indianapolis Journal
The following is the offical list accompanying the report of Col. B.F. Mullen. The report will appear in a few days:
List of killed, wounded and missing of the 1st Irish, 35th Regiment Indiana Volunteers, Col. B.F. Mullen commanding, in the skirmish of the 1st and battle of the 2d of January, 1863, before Murfreesboro, Tenn:
Field and Staff Wounded — Col. B.F. Mullen, leg slightly.
Missing — Captain and acting Major John P. Dufficy, known to be a prisoner of the enemy.
Killed — John Kinslea of Co. G, Colonel’s Orderly.
Wounded — Sergeant Major Robert Stockdale, in head and leg slightly
Company A Killed — Serg’t Geo A Kirland.
Wounded — Corp Chas Murray, thigh slightly; Michael Hurley, mortally, since dead; Jacob Shearer, arm and side severely; John McMahon, hand slightly; Michael Murphy, head severely; John Grady, hand slightly; Patrick Moore, neck slightly.
Missing — John Megin, Frank Mongavin
Company B Killed — Cornelius Donovan, Hugh Green, No 1, John Lyons, Amasa Perkinson, Michael Kiniry.
Wounded — Zachariah Upp, neck and hand severely, Peter Quinn, arm and side severely, Lawrence Sheridan, thigh slightly; Anthony Malcolm, arm, breast and thigh severely; Wm Dudgeon, side slightly; James Ryan, leg slightly; James Flynn, severely; Jeremiah Sullivan, thigh slightly; Thomas Mullen, severely.
Missing — John Bowlers, Anthony Burns, John Coleman, Edward Kavanaugh, Bartholomew Fern, Peter Mulvaney, James Murphy, Frederick Whittenbrook.
Company C Killed — Corp Austin E Sanders, Privates Jno James, Chas Muh3, Geo Miller.
Wounded — Sergt James Orr, wrist slightly, Daniel Kelley, thigh slightly, Patrick Morrison, hand severely; Privates Thomas Mitchell, hand slightly, Geo Peterson, head slightly; Wm Cramer, slightly.
Missing — Color Corpl, Seneca Wing, Corpl Wm English, Privates Thomas Brown, Richard Little.
Company D Killed — James Maclaine
Wounded — First Lieut. William H. Kilroy, mortally; Corporal Gabriel Cooper, slightly; Bernard Smith, foot, slightly; Henry C. Hargiss, side and thigh, severely; MiltonD. Cotton, thigh severely; Wm H. Farmer, shoulder and thigh, severely; Thomas Alvey, abdomen, very severely; John Elder, shoulder and thigh, severely; Wm Carmichael, slightly; Edward Carr, arm, slightly.
Missing — Wm H Carr, Wm H Mock, John Avis, Miles Sandridge, William Combs, John Lewallen
Company E Killed — Sergeant Michael Rafferty; Corporal Patrick Connell; Thomas Woods, John Stanton, George Butler.
Wounded — Captain Henry Prosser, fracture of thigh, mortally; Sergeant Matthew McGuire, side, severely; Corporal Dennis Powers, thigh, amputated; John O’Brien, thigh, severely; John Murphy, side slightly; John McCallion, mortally; Michael Clark, thigh, slightly; Michael O’Brien, fracture of thigh, severely; Timothy Shannon, slightly; Second Lieut. James A. Gavisk, thigh, slightly.
Company F Killed — Sergeant Edward Bolen, Corporal Edward T. Hulbert; John F. Flora, William Martin.
Wounded — John W. Low, side and head, severely; Roland S. Carpenter, left lung, severely; Harleigh Parker, thigh and face, severely; John Goldsmith, thigh, severe flesh wound.
Missing — Samuel Mounts, Geo W. Bolen
Company G Killed — First Sergeant Issac Cassiday; Corporal Joseph Sonnegan; George Kessler.
Wounded — Sergeant James Conway, lung, mortally; Corporal Bernard McCabe, throat, slightly; Boland Kegan, leg, slightly; Alfred Phelps, shoulder, slightly; Thomas Carroll, arm, severely; Thomas Ryan, thigh, severely; John Kennedy, face, slightly.
Company H Killed — John Bridenbaugh
Wounded — Capt. John Crowe, arm, slightly; First Sergeant Boler Humphries, hand, severely; Serg’t Charles M. Ware, thigh, slightly; Jacob Kirchmer, hip, severely, Jacob Arp, buckshot in neck, slightly; George W Stoker, thigh fractured; George W Reever, hip, severely; Thomas Hughes, lung, mortally; Thomas Price side, slightly; William F. Spade, hand, slightly; Wm O’Donnell, leg, slightly; James Bradford, thigh, slightly
Missing — Serg’t Andrew Phelan, Private James Kirby
Company I Killed — Corporal Samuel Lackard; Private Levick Moore.
Wounded — Serg’t Daniel Zimmerman, arm, slightly; Serg’t Porter Lyman,
mortally; Andrew Seyfong, shoulder, severely; Casper Cannar, slightly.
Company K Killed — Thomas Willey.
Wounded — Captain Frank Bagot, mortally, since dead; Privates William Regan, lung, severely, Alexander Reel, hand slightly.
Missing — James Hickey, Martin Toole, Jno Ryan, James McCann, James Ford, William Barngrover, Frank Martin.
Of the missing, Captain Dufficy is known to be a prisoner in the hands of the enemy; five or six of the missing have been found in the rebel hospitals at Murfreesboro wounded. It is feared that many of the missing were killed in the attack on the batteries and their bodies interred by burying parties from other regiments.
The following have died of their wounds: — Captain Prosser, Company E; Captain Frank Bagot, Company K; 1st Lieutenant William H. Kilroy, Company D; Sergeant Porter Lyman, Company I. The surviving wounded are in the main, doing well, and are carefully provided for.
B.F.M.
Bernard F. Mullen, Colonel, “35th Indiana Casualties of Stones River, Tennessee,” Indianapolis Journal (Jan. 1863).