Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-04-25
Loss in Wisconsin Regiments
THE
BATTLE OF SHILOH
18th Regiment.

King.
Hounded-Private James B Titus in
ankle, badly; e G. Mascraft, slightly in
leg do Adam Slidell. slightly in shoulder
/ killed. 8 wounded.
Compony B - Killed - Private John
Eastwood
Wounded-Lieut J D Post, bip, not
bad; sergeant Charles Drake, left arm
and side, mortal corporal Gottlieb Stan
ley, in left shoulder, badly; Private Ezra
l. Whitaker, left leg, bad flesh wound
Thos. Morgan, left thigh, badly; John
Barker in left leg, slightly.
One killed, wounded.
Company -Kllled-none.
Wounded-Lieut, A S Smith, wounded
in side by shell sergeant VIM Dittey, dan
gerous wound in throat; Corp. Alonzo B
Miller, wound in shoulder; Privates Sol
Stateler, in left shoulder Nelson I Ham
mond, badly below below knee; Jas Stat
eler, badly left thigh, James Alley. dan
gerous through breast; James K Bishop,
slight wound in foot James e williamson,
finger shot off; George E. Stunt, slight
wound in face
None killed, 10 wounded.
Company -Killed-PriYate John B.
Glenn.
Wounded-sergeant Gallagher, slight
through hand corporal Guertin, do in
right foot; corporal Harris, severely in
left leg below knee /; Private Owens, severe,
left leg above knee; Alfred Collins not
dangerous, back of neck VIM. Reed,
slight through left forearm; Louis Amiot,
not badly, left jaw.
One killed, 7 wounded
Company -Killcd-Capt. Waldo.
Wounded-Privates Ezra Austin, thro'
right breast and right leg, dangerous VIM
Baruth, through left leg, badly; julius
Wintermeyer, slight in back of neck VIM
Finn. flesh wound in left arm, slight; A
G Tufts, flesh wound in right arm Samu-
ell Cookie, badly, by falling of tree; (res-
eued by rebel captain who gave him water
John Lowell, bruised by ball; Robt Lee,
slight in right thumb: Willett G Wheel
er, right forefnger shot off
Killed l, wounded 9.
Company F-Killed-John D Putnam.
Wounded-2d sergeant, Charles Vim
cent, severely through right thigh 18th
corp. Hudson j. Cronk, right forearm and
middle of left hand Private Henry West
colt, severely through right thigh, lodging
in left; Gregory Milquict, not dangerous
through neck James N Howard not dan
gerous, in right leg, just above ankle
others very slightly wounded.
Missing, Frank Silver.
Killed l, wounded 5, missing /.
Company G--Killed-Private Lucius D
Barker; Newton, wounded, since died 3
Samuel Bump. John Mosier
Wounded-Corp. Theodore Josch, tbro'
bowels, very dangerous Bugler; Henry
Secrist, heel, slightly; Private John Keif,
face badly.
Killed 4, wounded 8.
Company H-Killed-Private Henry Pc
der
acknowledgement Henry Voss, slight
ly; Spencer A Hamhln, slightly; private
Edward Gilman, dangerously; Peter Gut
tell. slightly; David Carr do George B.
Clark, slightly; Andrew Winegarden,
slightly
Missing, Amos Cripper.
One killed, seven wounded, one missing
Company HKilled--Private Thos Raj
son Fred Cullen; Harvey Frost; Gottli-
eb Schlinsog
acknowledgement G S Travis, leg,
slightly; S d Parker, in thigh, slightly
Him Stenesky, in arm. slightly; Waterman
Licbness, in leg, slightly; Charles Bacon,
shoulder, slightly Henry Ross severely
George Rutherton, leg SLIGHTLY; G W
Reeder, hip, slightly Joseph Wilson, arm
slightly; Harrison Maxon, arm, finger off
j. " lockwood, wounded and missing;
Elisha Stockwood. shoulder and arm, not
badly N NJ Clapp, thigh, slightly Henry
Lincoln, leg slightly.
-Four killed, "A wounded, one wounded
and missing.
Company K--None killed.
Wounded--2d Lieut.. NJ " Hurlburt,
hip, badly; Corporal Horace D Lyman,
hip, badly; Irwin Underwood. leg, flesh
wound; Private Anthony Korneah, groin,
badly Charles A Brice. knee, badly; Hi
ram Filkins, not very badly Aug W Klr-
by forearm, slightly !; Chas. Larcher, Shout
der ana skull not dangerous
Eight wounded.
TOTAL KILLED.
Company Al non commissioned officer.
B-1 private.
C-None
D--1 private.
Ell commissioned officer
FL private.
ca privates.
H private.
IA privates
K--None.-Total "A.
TOTAL WOUNDED.
Company As privates.
Company B-l commissioned officer, 2
non commissioned officers and privates
Company CT commissioned officer, 2
non-commisioned officers and privates.
Company D-3 commissioned officers
and 4 privates.
Company E-9 priyates.
Company F-2 commissioned officers
and privates.
Company G-1 non-commissionedo officer
and priyates.
Company H-2 non-commissioned off,
GERS and 5 privates.
Company IA non commissioned officers
and 10 privates.
Company K-1 commissioned officer, 2 T