Civil War Casualties
The Waterloo Advocate, April 25, 1862

Field & Staff Officers:  Wounded – Major Wm. W. Bishop

Company A.
Killed – Second Lieutenant W. H. Rodgers.  Privates Pat. Brennan, William Meyer, Samuel Kidd.

Wounded – Capt. Thomas W. Morgan, First Lieutenant N. A. Chester, Sergeant A. K. Demint.  
Privates, Theodore Rohmer, N. Carr, Peter Crips, Napoleon Lovell.

Company B.
Killed – Private Eli Chalfin.
Wounded – Timothy Blanchard, John Broughton, Joseph Neff, Robert Baker, James M. Pickett, 
Robert Wilson.
Missing – Wm. Meyer, L. D. Williams

Company C.
Killed – First Lieutenant Philip Doil.  Privates, Henry Karsten, Fred. Schoop, John Leiderer.
Wounded – Sergeant Henry Herwig, Corporals Jacobs, Reiple, Carl Brodbalm.  
Privates William Dohmer, Charles Dittmer, Nicholas Harrick, Wm. Homeyer, Henry Koeling, 
Henry Kreegan, Wm. Kuhnel, Geo. Meyer, Peter Manson, John Gahler.
Missing – T. Brockhaus, Philip Loep, Carl Schultz, Wm. Tennue, Carl Ulmer, John Vogt.


Company D.
Killed – Private Timothy Baldwin.
Wounded – Sergeant T. O. Hass, Corporals John Wilson, George W. Howard.  
Privates Simon Bacon, J. D. Echols, R. A. Gruenendyke, W. R. Grey, John Hook, W. J. Smith, 
Wesley Simonds, J. J. Thomas.
Missing – Maiten Pate.  Privates J. W. Bullard, James Thompson.


Company E.
Wounded – Captain J. G. Berry, Lieutenant J. M. Maguire, Sergeant William Martin, 
Fifer William Stalin, Privates W. H. Boyd, Shackelton Hanson, Ellis Herrin, Robert Kelly, 
John J. Brien.


Company F.
Killed – Nathan B. Prey, John B. Walker.  
Wounded – Lieutenant William F. Freeland, Sergeants Samuel Casey, John A. Logan, 
Corporals Lucius Graham, Joseph Faulkner.
Missing – Privates R. A. Miarn, P. Dillinge, John Hickman, D. A. Jones, G. B. Mosely, 
T. J. Martin, David McLain.

Company G.
Killed – Patrick Foley.  
Wounded – Lieut. Bliss, Sergeant J. O. Goan, Corporals John Hollis, Tim Burns, 
Privates L. Cass, P. Donnelly, H. Kendy, F. Gurick, J. Morgan, U. Flannigan, 
William Ossman, William Wilson, J. R. Elliott, L. Rammy, J. McZueller.


Company H.
Killed – G. Dunner, Peter Reisch.
Wounded – E. Latsch, B. Lofink, C. Langsdoff, A. Wild, F. Whitney, Privates N. Breger, 
S. Gressie, A. Meyer, J. Shultz, M. Wagner, P. Weast, J. Stohmeier


Company I.
Killed – Sergeants A. H. Mans, N. B. Farmer, Jerome Knapp.
Wounded – J. L. McClurkin, C. W. Herryman, E. Reidgeway, J. Foster, G. Gayer, 
A. Tolbert, J. Scudder, A. J. Farris, G. Vansickle, J. P. Harrigan, J. Kribbs, J. Douglass, J. Babin. 
Missing – P. Lans, Benjamin Hoover.

Company K.
Wounded – Sergeant J. Lainmon, Corporal H. Reisley, Privates Patrick Ross, W. P. Blake, 
J. Dodson, B. Reese wounded and missing.

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A special dispatch from Cairo, says Gen. Mitchell is at Inka, Mississippi, having burned 
the bridges across the Tennessee at Decatur and Florence.

Submitted by Janet Flynn