Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
SuRfEoA's QUARTERS. 9STH o. ". l., I
FRANKLIN Tenn. Feb. ~. IyB3

FRANKLIN TENN, Feb. 2S, 1853
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE: Il will probably be-
interesting melancholy to be surel, 10 tho
friends of the 9sth regiment, to have pub.
lished in connected form, the deaths shkt
have occurred in said regiment have
spent some time and labor 70 edllpt few
facts and send them to you for publ;skeiou,
If You think they would interest your read
ers. The following is an Official III of ali
the deaths that have occurred Il = s,th
regiment o. V. I. |, since its orgaI r.
Steubenville, O., until the ~
1868, and the cause as far AZ =
OFFICERS KILLE0< 4 Il q
| Col George Webster, killed M a
LIST LIT. l.. A. Ronk, Co. X. killed 70 bSttie.
co. A-CAPT SHANE COMMANDING.
list 1t WIN. Mcmillan, Of wound AT
perryville; Robert Robertson, Of wound a.
Perryvile; John Bowers, of wound at
Perryville Alexander Taylor, OF wound
at Perryvile; John 0'Connel, Corp, of
wound at Perryville; B. f. Kerr, tyn6oid
fever f; George McElroy, typhoid fever:
Elias Hines, typhoid fever; j. d. Cole.
man; VIM. Shaw, r, Hamilton. n
Leach, John NJ. Myers, L. c. Buoy, W.
u. Kelly, Joseph A. Lee. &, ~, q 81
co. B.-cApr. MITCHELL coMmANprNa.
Robert Hare, killed at perryville w. w.
Miller, killed at Perryville; Reason Porter,
killed at Perryville; G.. W. A. Thompson.
killed at Perryville; Hamilton Royers.
fever; A. X. Jones, fever; q. IL. Picker
ing, fever; George Glenn. = A'-1
CO. o.-cAPT. NORRIS, coMMANprSe
=, X. r. King, killed at Perryville; j. d.
killed at Perryville; r. R Hagan, died Of
wounds; 4. j. Stringer, died Of wounds.
VIM. Hebering, died Of wounds: r.. M
Kyle, died of wounds; Oliver aRanrlal,.
typhoid fever John Penn WAGNER.
typhoid fever; j. II. Thomas, typhoid few.
er; Marshall Martin, typhoid fever; VIM.
Mcbride, Corp, typhoid fever. ,..s
co. D.-cAPT. UaouHART, COMMANDING.
r. C!endening, killed at PsrrysiIle.; isssc
:: West, killed at Perryyille j. DrWprk,
died Of wounds; WIN. Cant, died of
wounds VIM, Marker, phthrs Nicholas
t.va, = Davis, il diarrsea George Taylor, typhoid
Auther, dipthera; H. L.. Marion, died Of
wound at Perryville. eT -.
co. E-cApr. ooRDNER, coMnASpINe,
John L. Eyans,skilled at perrysilFe; NJ
Delaney, killed at ferryvil!e 4 I.ssp head.
er, killed At Peryyilie A.ynn N. Urgen,
knied ut Perrryviile IN. Fisher, died Of
wounds -. Mckisson, died of wounds:
Wm i Hariner, died Of wounds ;aNm,
y. Whlte, died wounds ivm, Spencer,
died or typh I'D pneum ,nla; Tnos, Barne $,
died OF typhoid pneumonia George Rus.
sell, died Of typhoid fever; Nicholas Gregg.
died oil inHaniation of brain Lucas Tip,oon'
died OF wound. at Perryyille .Cyrus- h..
Lingo, died OF typhoid fever Wilson Bat.
TIA, died Of measles. gfgrs
co. F.--CApr. BUTTS, COMMANDING.
Enoch W. Conway, killed at perryyile;
Robt. ); CLARK, killed at Perryviiie;; WIN,
" Cummings, killed at Psrryyille < H.. A.
i5erney, Killed u: P.nyvills; H. T. Peck,
died OF fever; VIM. Carver died Of fever;
Nelson Berney, died ot fever; Anthony
Wood, died VI fever.
CO. a.-LT TALLmAN 4 1T. DAVIS, CON.
MANDlNd.
4. p. B. Kilgore, killed at Perryyille ::
Franklin Builder, killed at Perrysilie; JAS.
+. Barlow, died Of wounds; G. Nicholas,
died OF wounds; John Wiley, died Of
Wounds Joshua Ford, died Of wounds; ,
!. y. Wallace, died OF fever; r. j. Boni-
fant, died OF fever; Thomas White, died
OF fever; John w. Crosby, died of fever.
co. H.-CAPT. THOMAS, coMNANpiNo.
Daniel Woobler, killed a ~,
james l. Leeper, killed ~
Riggle, killed at Perryvilie !, B6V|
son, killed at Perryvile; Thos.
died OF wounds; Saauol Gtorke, died a
disease; WIN. N. SCOTT, dad of disease;
Gideon Shober, died 81 djsease; howard
Wilson, died Of disease; n. g. Martin,
died OF disease. f.,
GO. CAPT. wIILIAxs, ooyl6xlinIna
John Waters, killed Il Psryviljs John
MeLuney, died Of wounda AZ J. Myers,
Sea SeaDd.. 81 sGond1 assni posss M y dss Of
R; \, Atkinson, died, Of fever John d.
Withrow. ci'l q Ult, l3G1
co. K-cApT. PARRISH coMMASDISo.
Corp. Edwin Snow, killed at Penyyille:,
Gwen Fenner, killed at Pcrryville; Robert
French, killed at Perryville; Lewis Frank
brenuer, killed al Per,yviiIc; John T. Mo.
her. killed st Perry,ile; VIM. Swifhey..
killed at .Pcrryvile;A Abraham Crum, diei
Of wounds; Corp. james Welcb, died Of
wounds; Moses Meksch, died Of wouuds:;
John STUDY, OF fever Simon IAhu, of feve; |;
William Bennett, of fever; c. Dell, OF fever:
John Makamile, of fever; Christian Gin.
ther, OF fever NJ. Mcknight. ofinHamma.
tioD OF the brain. Cisk f4llH
The whole number wounded ct Psrryville
was les, Of whom 2s died OF their wounds
i1the seqnal, which was one in abou tevery
six OF II per cent. or those that died Of
wound were wounded below the knee, 3
il thigh, I in foot, in ankle. 4 in knee, 2
IN hand, 4 in arm, In breast, Sin bowels,
md 3places not named Since the. battle,
Cap's. Cosdnsr and Butts have resigned on
account Of bad health. Capt. Shsas pro.
noted to Major, and Lieuts. JeRett and
[zochsry promoted tothe places OF Shane
ind Cordnen Capt Butts, place not fllod,
Jet. 80 - HxNRr WEST,
Surgeon assh Rsst o. Vii.
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