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Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal 6 Feb 1862 p 2

The following is the list of the killed and wounded of the 10th  Indiana regiment of the late battle at Webb’s Cross Roads in Kentucky taken from Lt. Col. Kise’s official report to Col. MD Manson, commanding the 2d Brigade in the Department of the Ohio. It will be observed that there are 11 killed and 75 wounded.

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Co. A – Capt Jas. H. Hamilton Boone County

Killed – William Bennet, Private

Wounded – Maj. AO Miller, slightly wounded

Uriah Starbuck, Private, severely wounded

Ira A. Lynch, Private, severely wounded

John Pane, Private, slightly wounded

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Co. F – Capt. Benj. M. Gregory, Boone County

Killed – Wm. P. Larimore, Sgt.

George W. Lee, Private

William H. Wood, Private

Wounded – Wm. H. Windiate, Corporal, mortally

Jno. W. French, Private, severely

George L. Essex, Private, severely

Wm. A. Hunt, Private, severely

Israel H. Miller, 2d Lt., slightly

Wm. F. Carson, Private, slightly

John L. Hoover, Priate, slightly

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Co. D. – Capt. Jos F. Taylor, Benton & Tippecanoe Counties

Wounded – Elisha Little, Private, severally

Jas. Sauster, Private, slightly

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Co. I – Capt. Jeho W. Perkins, Boone County

Killed – James Keath, Private

Abraham Dixon, Private, Severely

Oscar D. Shanklin, Private, Severely

Harvey Price, Corporal, Severely

Felix Shumate, 1st Lt, Slightly

Ira S. Perkins, Sgt, Slightly

Oliver Strahan, Private, Slightly

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Co. C – Capt. Jas. H. Boyle, Clinton Co

Killed – Jas. H. M’Adams, 1st Lt.

Wounded – Jere. Batterson (Patterson?) Sgt, slightly

Joseph J. Goar, private, slightly

Henry Haumul, severley

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Co. H. – Capt MB Taylor, Tippecanoe County

Killed – Noah Dota, Private

Erastus Derry, Private

Wounded – Thomas J. Patterson, Private, Mortally

Wm. Stone, Private, Severely

Patrick Ronley, Private, Severely

James Rowley, Private, Severely

William Arthur, Private, severely

William Evans, Private slightly

James Swan, Private, slightly

Levi Scott, Private, slightly

CP Lingo, Private, slightly

Daniel Hale, Sgt, slightly

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Co E – Capt. Wm. B. Carroll, Tippecanoe County

Killed – Nelson D. Anderson, Private

Wounded – Lew Johnson, 1st Lt, severely

Lew Cochran, Corporal, severely

Wm. Vaughan, Private, severely

Generous Barre, Private, severely

Singleton Reynolds, private, slightly

Henry Keecheldorf, private, slightly

Jacob Bowers, private, slightly

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Co K – Capt. Samuel H. Shortle, Clinton County

Wounded – Wm. Baum, private, mortally

George Lucas, private, slightly

Jno. Wellman, private, slightly

James Wallace private, slightly

DW Downan, private, slightly

Eli S. Michael, col. guard, slightly

Jas I. Doster, corporal, slightly

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Co G – Capt. Alex Hogland (under command of 1st Lt. Jacob Bush) Fountain and Tippecanoe

Wounded – Jos. Simmonds, private, severely

James C. Truett, private, slightly

John Gillon, private, slightly

John Mosier, private, slightly

John Underhill, private, slightly

Jno. Sprague, private, slightly

Wm. Daily, private, slightly

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Co. B – Capt. Jas. H. Vanarsdall, Montgomery Co.

Killed – Jas. E. Copner, Private

Amos K. Misner, Private

Wounded – Thomas Landis, private, slightly

Thomas Hunt, private, slightly

Wm. Y. Porter, private, slightly

Zephaniah Crane, private, slightly

Samuel M. Craig, private, slightly

Josiah Ferguson, private, slightly

Wm. O. Higgins, private, slightly

David B. Linn, private, slightly

Geo. R. Marlow, private, slightly

John Miller, private, slightly

A.Ocheltree, private, slightly

Jas. A. Shoemaker, private slightly

Jno. R. Simpson, private, slightly

Thos. J. Simpson, private, slightly

BM Vancleave, private, slightly

Martin V. West (Wert?), private, slightly

Isaac F. Miller, ord. Sgt., slightly

John W. Hogset, Sgt., slightly