Goar - Joseph - CW
KILLED AND WOUNDED OF THE 10th Regiment
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, Private, 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
Wounded – Michael F. Brady, Private, Mortally
Daniel Dougherty, Private, Mortally (since died)
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