Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-18
Loss OF the Sd Ohio at PcrTyville,
Ky.

The following is list of the killed and
wounded Of the 81 Ohio in the battle of Chap
lin Hill. near Psrryville, KY, Oct 8. 1862:
Company A-Corporal P C Heyi, killed; A
G Hibbs, killed; Geo F Say, killed; 10, Par.
kersop, killed; Corporal B F Riley, and H G
Rice, Jos Furguson, B MahaDns, G Pierce,
VIM Brodbeck, seriously wounded; E Forney,
L Ellie, do; S A Fraz er, do; A Nesler, NOR
| tally wounded. ---..-
Company B. Corporal Robert Griffith, killed
Bushrod Hogue, do; M Hanley, do; E F Hall,
do; G W Swayne, do; Corporal D W Brum
baugh, seriously wounded; Charles Willis, do
E White, do; s Sayers, 8 Butler, M Birch, c
Wymsn, w II H Moore, P Dimerest, slightly
wounded.
Company C-Sere cant L c Pickering, killed
w H Root, do; W H Haining, do; Jno F Shrer.
berg, do; W o Perry, do; Richard Thomas, do
R M Brown, do; VIM Alloway, do; BeDj Six
mortally wounded; John Noes, do; " War
rem, do; Corporal T Mathews, do; M Neer
do; F F LoWery, Samuel Irwin, A E Litz, BEN
4 Cozzens, C C Davis. D A Grosvenon, G P Jar.
Wis, G W Shepard, M w Cramner, A T Tucker
] Moore, slightly wounded.
| Company D-Henry Knob, killed; W Pore
ker, do; Samuel Brady, mortally wounded; Cor
poral r II Genevan, do; Geo Keller, do; 1ohI
Lone, do; Joseph Laybowme, do; Joseph S
Dolphin, do; w s Genevan, seriously wounded
George Stroebler, do; M v Wirrick, do; Jasper
M Ourck, do; George RuDyan, do; Cyrus Z
Lewis, do; Phillip Shaffer, VIM Wingfeld,
Alopzo Riddle, Samuel Shaffer, John w Baker
Robert CarliD, Amos Herald, John Hoss
elightly wounded.
Company E-Serg't Snyder, killed; Corporal
Fix, do; Faig, do; CTumbsker, do; Cox, do
Lieut. B C g Reed, Corp Jos Fix, P Israel
Cockerel, Anderson, Groom, Frazier, Jordan
Hall, Badger, Crozier, HenniDg, Young, Lang.
ley, Frazier. Fisher, Hicks, Moore, Nicholson
Musdock, Tanner, MuDson, Corporal Allon
wounded.
Company F-sergt VIM R Kennedy, killed
Sol Pretzinger, do; W B Riley, do: R FL Ad
ANS, do; w Campbell, do; Sergeants Charles
Hulings, mortally wounded; W S Anderson, do
Henry Amsden, mortslly wounded; D D Perry
do; Thos Rowe, seriously wounded; Levi Jami
son, mortally wounded; Nelson Cornell, seri
ously wounded; Peter Post, do; James Conkle
do; Thomas Daugherty, N Wood and H A
Steward, slightly wounded ..
Company G-Sergt w T McCoWbrie, killed
Corporal Jose Bahlmsn, do; Sergts Berider ant
Carl, Corporal Stegner, Privates Whitmore
Corterman, Staufferman, O'Conner, W Dooley
ODyref, OAlnBnenI rrAncie, "ounuou
Company H-Captain Leonidas McDougal
killed.; M Nichols, do, D Bray, do; W H
Cramer, seriously wounded; G Williams, do.
H H Woodruff, do G M Moore, do; Wn
Whittier, do. Corporal James Drake, do; Sergt
John Ulem, Corporal D Brady, do; JOSEPH
Avery, do; T Stewart, do; Corporal Johr
Palmer, do; George Clark, do; Orderly Serg'
G Wells, slightly wounded.
Company 1-Csptain H E Cunard, killed; lei
Lieutenant James st. John, do; Corporal o X
Mernell, do; Alfred Fisher, do; Sergt Bennett
Corporal 8. ]. Aldrich, G Van Brimer, L M
COPYRIGHT, CorporslS Lsceo, Charles Haskett,
s Moore, Fl Shotwell, ] Snyder, M Welcb,
George Bright, T Callihan, Corporal George
Merrill, mortally wounded.
Company K-Killed, Lieut. L Starr; Cor
poral Barkus; Pfivates, D Jacobs, D Anderson,
D McLsne. Wounded acknowledgement
John S Thompson, Pfivstes Burns, Beans, Don
ohue; slightly-Corporals Pickering, SWagen,
Thscker; Privates A Boyce, Brodbeck, Dob
son, Haughn, Hsadley, Rees. ,.e III.