The Armies at the Battle of Shiloh
Union Army
First Division: Major-General John A. McClernand
First Brigade: Colonel A.M. Hare (wounded), Colonel M.M. Croker
8th Illinois: Captain James M. Ashmore (wounded), Captain William H. Harvey (killed), Captain R.H. Sturgess
18th Illinois: Major Samuel Eaton (wounded), Captain Daniel H. Brush (wounded), Captain William J. Dillon (killed), Captain J.J. Anderson
11th Iowa: Lieutenant-Colonel William Hall
13th Iowa: Colonel Marcellus M. Croker
Battery D, 2d Illinois Artillery: Captain James P. Timony
Second Brigade: Colonel C. Carroll Marsh
11th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel T. E. G. Ransom (wounded), Major Garret Nevins (wounded), Captain Lloyd D. Waddell, Major Garrey Nevins
20th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Evan Richards (wounded), Captain Orton Frisbie
45th Illinois: Colonel John E. Smith
48th Illinois: Colonel Isham N. Haynie (wounded), Major Manning Mayfield
Third Brigade: Colonel Julius Raith (mortally wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel Enos P. Wood, Colonel C. Carroll Marsh
17th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Enos P. Wood, Francis M. Smith
29th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Charles M. Ferrell
43rd Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Adolph Engelmann
49th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Phineas Pease
Compary Illinois Cavalry: Captain E. Carmichael
Unattached
Stewart's Company, Illinois Cavalry: Lieutenant Ezra King
D, 1st Illinois Artillery: Captain Edward McAllister (wounded)
E, 2nd Illinois Artillery: Lieutenant George L. Nispel
14th Ohio Battery: Captain J.B. Burrows (wounded)
Second Division: Brigadier-General W. H. L. Wallace (mortally wounded), Colonel James M. Tuttle
First Brigade: Colonel James M. Tuttle
2nd Iowa: Lieutenant-Colonel James Baker
7th Iowa: Lieutenant-Colonel James C. Parrott
12th Iowa: Colonel Joseph J. Woods (wounded), Captain Samuel R. Edgington
14th Iowa: Colonel William T. Shaw
Second Brigade: General John McArthur (wounded), Colonel Thomas Morton
9th Illinois: Colonel August Mersy
12th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus L. Chetlain, Captain James R. Hugunin
81st Ohio: Colonel Thomas Morton
13th Missouri: Colonel Crafts J. Wright
14th Missouri (Birge's Sharp-shooters): Colonel B. S. Compton
Third Brigade: Colonel Thomas W. Sweeny (wounded), Colonel Silas D. Baldwin
8th Iowa: Colonel James L. Geddes (wounced and captured)
7th Illinois: Major Richard Rowett
50th Illinois: Colonel Moses M. Bane (wounded)
52nd Illinois: Major Henry Stark, Captain Edwin A. Bowen
57th Illinois: Colonel Silas D. Baldwin, Lieutenant-Colonel F. J. Hurlbat
58th Illinois: Colonel William F. Lynch (captured)
Cavalry
C, 2d and I, 4th U.S.: Lieutenant James Powell
A and B, 2nd Illinois: Captains John R. Hotaling and Thomas J. Larrison
Artillery
A, 1st Illinois: Lieutenant Peter P. Wood
D, 1st Missouri: Captain Henry Richardson
H, 1st Missouri: Captain Frederick Welker
K, 1st Missouri: Captain George H. Stone
Third Division: Major-General Lew Wallace
First Brigade: Colonel Morgan L. Smith
11th Indiana: Colonel G. F. McGinnis
24th Indiana: Colonel Alvin P. Hovey
8th Missouri: Lieutenant-Colonel James Peckham
Second Brigade: Colonel John M. Thayer
23rd Indiana: Colonel W. L. Sanderson
1st Nebraska: Lieutenant-Colonel William D. McCord
56th Ohio (at Crump's Landing): Colonel Peter Kinney
58th Ohio: Colonel Valentine Bausenwein
Third Brigade: Colonel Charles Whittlesey
20th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Manning F. Force
68th Ohio (at Crump's Landing): Colonel S. H. Steedman
76th Ohio: Colonel Charles R. Woods
78th Ohio: Colonel M. D. Leggett
Artillery:
9th Indiana Battery: Captain N. S. Thompson
I, 1st Missouri: Lieutenant Charles H. Thurber
Cavalry:
3rd Battalion, 11th Illinois: Major James F. Johnson
3rd Battalion, 5th Ohio: Major C. S. Hayes
Fourth Division: Brigadier-General Stephen A. Hurlbut
First Brigade: Colonel N. G. Williams (wounded), Colonel Isaac C. Pugh
28th Illinois: Colonel A. K. Johnson
32nd Illinois: Colone John Logan (wounded)
41st Illinois: Colonel Isaac C. Pugh, Lieutenant-Colonel Ansel Tupper (killed), Major John Warner, Captain John H. Nale
3rd Iowa: Major William M. Stone (captured), Lieutenant G. W. Crosley
Second Brigade: Colonel James C. Veatch
14th Illinois: Colonel Cyrus Hall
15th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel E. F. W. Ellis (killed), Captain Louis D. Kelley, Lieutenant-Colonel William Cam
46th Illinois: Colonel John A. Davis (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel John Jones
25th Indiana: Lieutenant Colone William H. Morgan (wounded), Major John W. Foster
Third Brigade: Brigadier-GEneral Jacob G. Lauman
31st Indiana: Colonel Charles Cruft (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel John Osborn
44th Indiana: Colonel Hugh B. Reed
17th Kentucky: Colonel John H. McHenry, Jr.
25th Kentucky: Lieutenant-Colonel B. H. Bristow, Majro William B. Wall (wounded), Colonel John H. McHenry, Jr
Cavalry
1st and 2nd Battalions, 5th Ohio: Colonel W. H. H. Taylor
Artillery
2nd Michigan Battery: Lieutenant C. W. Laing
Mann's Missouri Battery: Lieutenant Edward Brotzmann
13th Ohio Battery: Captain John B. Myers
Fifth Divison: Brigadier-General William T. Sherman (wounded)
First Brigade: Colonel John A. McDowell
40th Illinois: Colonel Stephen G. Hicks (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel James W. Boothe
6th Iowa: Captain John Williams (wounded), Captain Madison M. Walden
46th Ohio: Colonel Thomas Worthington
6th Indian Battery: Captain Frederick Behr (killed)
Second Brigade: Colonel David Stuart (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel Oscar Malmborg (temporarily), Colonel T. Kilby Smith
55th Illinois: Lieutenant-Colonel Oscar Malmborg
54th Ohio: Colonel T. Kilby Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel James A. Farden
71st Ohio: Colonel Rodney Mason
Third Brigade: Colonel Jesse Hildebrand
53rd Ohio: Colonel J. J. Appler, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert A. Fulton
57th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Americus V. Rice
77th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Wills de Hass, Major Benjamin D. Fearing
Fourth Brigade: Colonel Ralph Buckland
48th Ohio: Colonel Peter J. Sullivan (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel Job R. Parker
70th Ohio: Colonel Joseph R. Cockerill
72nd Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Herman Canfield (killed), Colonel Ralph P. Buckland
Cavalry
1st and 2nd Battalions: 4th Illinois: Colonel T. Lyle Dickey
Artillery: Major Ezra Taylor
B, 1st Illinois: Captain Samuel E. Barrett
E, 1st Illinois: Captain A. C. Waterhouse (wounded), Lieutenant A. R. Abbot (wounded), Lieutenant J. A. Fitch
Sixth Division: Brigadier-General Benjamin M. Prentiss (captured)
First Brigade: Colonel Everett Peabody (killed)
12th Michigan: Colonel Francis Quinn
21st Missouri: Colonel David Moore (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel H. M. Woodyard
25th Missouri: Colonel Robert T. Van Horn
16th Wisconsin: Colonel Benjamin Allen (wounded)
Second Brigade: Colonel Madison Miller (captured)
61st Illinois: Colonel Jacob Fry
16th Iowa: Colonel Alexander Chambers (wounded), Lieutenant Colonel A. H. Sanders
18th Missouri: Lieutenant-Colonel Issac V. Pratt (captured)
Cavalry
11th Illinois (8 companies): Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll
Artillery
1st Minnissota Battery: Captain Emil Munch (wounded), Lieutenant William Pfaender
5th Ohio Battery: Captain A. Hichenlooper
Unattached Infantry
15th Iowa: Colonel Hugh T. Reid
23rd Missouri: Colonel Jacob T. Tindall (killed), Lieutenant-Colonel Quin Morton (captured)
18th Wisconsin: Colonel James S. Alban (killed)
Unassigned Troops
15th Michigan: Colonel John M. Oliver
14th Wisconsin: Colonel David E. Wood
H, 1st Illinois Battery: Captain Axel Silfversparre
I, 1st Illinois Artillery: Captain Edward Bouton
B, 2nd Illinois Artillery: Captain Relly Madison
F, 2nd Illinois Artillery: Captain John W. Powell (wounded)
8th Ohio Battery: Captain Louis Markgraf
Union Gunboats
Tyler: Lieutenant-Commander William Gwin
Lexington: Lieutenant-Commander: James W. Shirk
Army of the Ohio: Major-General Don Carlos Buell
Second Division: Brigadier-General Alexander McD. McCook
Fourth Brigade: Brigadier-General Lovell H. Rousseau
6th Indiana: Colonel Thomas T. Crittenden
5th Kentucky: Colonel H.M. Buckley
1st Ohio: Colonel B. F. Smith
1st Battalion, 15th U.S. (Captain Peter T. Swaine) and 1st Battallion, 16th U.S. (Captain Edwin F. Townsend): Major John H. King
1st Battalion, 19th U.S.: Major S. D. Carpenter
Fifth Brigade: Colonel Edward N. Kirk (wounded)
34th Illinois: Major Charles N. Levanway (killed), Captain Hiram W. Bristol
29th Indiana: Lieutenant-Colonel David M. Dunn
30th Indiana: Colonel Sion S. Bass (mortally wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph B. Dodge
77th Pennsylvania: Colonel Fred. S. Stumbaugh
Sixth Brigade: Colonel William H. Gibson
32nd Indiana: Colonel August Willich
39th Indiana: Colonel Thomas J. Harrison
15th Ohio: Major William Wallace
49th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Albert M. Blackman
Artillery
H, 5th U.S.: Captain William R. Terrill
Fourth Division: Brigadier-General William Nelson
Tenth Brigade: Colonel Jacob Ammen
36th Indiana: Colonel William Grose
6th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Nicholas L. Anderson
24th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick C. Jones
Nineteenth Brigade: Colonel William B. Hazen
9th Indiana: Colonel Gideon C. Moody
6th Kentucky: Walter C. Whitaker
41st Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel George S. Mygatt
Twenty Second Brigade: Colonel Sanders D. Bruce
1st Kentucky: Colonel David A. Enyart
2nd Kentucky: Colonel Thomas D. Sedgewick
20th Kentucky: Lieutenant-Colonel Charles S. Hanson
Fifth Division: Brigadier-General Thomas L. Crittenden
Eleventh Brigade: Brigadier-General Jeremiah T. Boyle
9th Kentucky: Colonel Benjamin C. Grider
13th Kentucky: Colonel Edward H. Hobson
19th Ohio: Colonel Sameul Beatty
59th Ohio: Colonel James P. Fyffe
Fourteenth Brigade: Colonel William Sooy Smith
11th Kentucky: Colonel Pierce B. Hawkins
26th Kentucky: Lieutenant-Colonel Cicero Maxwell
13th Ohio: Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph G. Hawkins
Artillery
G, 1st Ohio: Captain Joseph Bartlett
H and M, 4th U.S.: Captain John Mendenhall
Cavalry
3rd Kentucky (not actively engaged): Colonel James S. Jackson
Sixth Division: Brigadier-General Thomas J. Wood
Twentieth Brigade: Brigadier-General James A. Garfield
13th Michigan: Coloenl Michael Shoemaker
64th Ohio: Colonel John Ferguson
65th Ohio: Colonel Charles G. Harker
Twenty First Brigade: Colonel George D. Wagner
15th Indiana: Lieutenant-Colonel Gustavus A. Wood
40th Indiana: Colonel John W. Blake
57 Indiana: Colonel Cyrus C. Hines
24th Kentucky: Colonel Lewis B. Grigsby
Union Loses
| Unit |
Killed |
Wounded |
Missing |
Total |
| First Divison, Staff |
0 |
2 |
0 |
2 |
| ", First Brigade |
104 |
467 |
9 |
580 |
| ", Second Brigade |
80 |
475 |
30 |
585 |
| ", Third Brigade |
96 |
393 |
46 |
535 |
| ", unattached |
5 |
35 |
0 |
40 |
| Second Division, Staff |
0 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| ", First Brigade |
39 |
143 |
676 |
858 |
| ", Second Brigade |
99 |
470 |
11 |
580 |
| ", Third Brigade |
127 |
501 |
619 |
1247 |
| ", Cavalry |
1 |
5 |
0 |
6 |
| ", Artillery |
4 |
63 |
0 |
57 |
| Third Divison, First Brigade |
18 |
114 |
0 |
132 |
| ", Second Brigade |
20 |
99 |
3 |
122 |
| ", Third Brigade |
2 |
32 |
1 |
35 |
| ", Artillery |
1 |
6 |
0 |
7 |
| ", Cavalry |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Fourth Division, First Brigade |
112 |
532 |
43 |
687 |
| ", Second Brigade |
130 |
492 |
8 |
630 |
| ", Third Brigade |
70 |
384 |
4 |
458 |
| ", Cavalry |
1 |
6 |
0 |
7 |
| ", Artillery |
4 |
27 |
56 |
87 |
| Fifth Division, Staff |
0 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| ", First Brigade |
137 |
444 |
70 |
651 |
| ", Second Brigade |
80 |
380 |
90 |
550 |
| ", Third Brigade |
70 |
222 |
65 |
356 |
| ", Fourth Brigade |
36 |
203 |
74 |
313 |
| ", Cavalry |
0 |
6 |
0 |
6 |
| ", Artillery |
2 |
22 |
0 |
24 |
| Sixth Division |
1 |
0 |
2 |
3 |
| ", First Brigade |
113 |
372 |
236 |
721 |
| ", Second Brigade |
44 |
228 |
178 |
450 |
| ", Cavalry |
3 |
3 |
0 |
6 |
| ", Artillery |
4 |
27 |
0 |
31 |
| ", Unattached infantry |
71 |
298 |
592 |
961 |
| Unassigned Troops |
39 |
159 |
17 |
215 |
| Total |
1513 |
6601 |
2830 |
10944 |
Army of the Ohio
| Unit |
Killed |
Wounded |
Missing |
Total |
| Second Division, Fourth Brigade |
28 |
280 |
3 |
311 |
| ", Fifth Brigade |
24 |
310 |
2 |
346 |
| ", Sixth Brigade |
25 |
220 |
2 |
247 |
| ", Artillery |
1 |
13 |
0 |
14 |
| Fourth Division, Tenth Brigade |
16 |
106 |
8 |
130 |
| ", Nineteenth Brigade |
48 |
357 |
1 |
406 |
| ", Twenty-second Brigade |
29 |
138 |
11 |
178 |
| ", Cavalry |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Fifth Division, Eleventh Brigade |
33 |
212 |
18 |
263 |
| ", Fourteenth Brigade |
25 |
157 |
10 |
192 |
| ", Artillery |
2 |
8 |
0 |
10 |
| ", Cavalry |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Sixth Division, Twentieth Brigade |
- |
- |
- |
- |
| ", Twenty-first Brigade |
0 |
4 |
0 |
0 |
| Total |
241 |
1807 |
55 |
2103 |
| Total Union Loses |
1754 |
8408 |
2885 |
13047 |
Confederate Army
Army of the Tennessee: General Albert Sidney Johnston (killed), General G. T. Beauregard
First Army Corps: Major-General Leonidas Polk
First Division: Brigandier-General Charles Clark (wounded), Brigadier-General Alexander P. Stewart
First Brigade: Col. R.M. Russell
11th Louisiana: Colonel S. F. Marks (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel Robert H. Barrow
12th Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel T. H. Bell, Major R. P. Caldwell
13th Tennessee: Colonel A. J. Vaughan, Jr.
22nd Tennessee: Colonel T. J. Freeman (wounded)
Tennessee Battery: Captain Smith P. Bankhead
Second Brigade: Brigadier-General Alexander P. Stewart
13th Arkansas: Lieutenant-Colonel A. D. Grayson (killed), Major James A. McNeely (wounded), Colonel J. C. Tappan
4th Tennessee: Colonel R. P. Neely, Lieutenant Colone O. F. Strahl
5th Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel C. D. Venable
33rd Tennessee: Colonel Alexander W. Campbell (wounded)
Mississippi Battery: Captain T. J. Stanford
Second Division: Major-General B. F. Cheatham
First Brigade: Brigadier-General Bushrod R. Johnson (wounded), Colonel Preston Smith (wounded)
Blythe's Mississippi: Colonel A. K. Blythe (killed), Lieutenant-Colonel D. L. Herron (killed), Major James Moore
2nd Tennessee: Colonel J. Knox Walker
15th Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel R. C. Tyler (wounded), Major John F Hearn
154th Tennessee (senior): Colonel Preston Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel Marcus J. Wright
Tennessee Battery: Captain Marshall T. Polk (wounded)
Second Brigade: Colonel William H Stephens, Colonel George Maney
7th Kentucky: Colonel Charles Wickliffe (mortally wounded), Lieutenant Colonel W. D. Lannom
1st Tennessee (battalion): Colonel George Maney, Major H.R. Field
6th Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel T. P. Jones
9th Tennessee: Colonel H. L. Douglass
Mississippi Battery: Captain Melancthon Smith
Cavalry
1st Missippii: Colonel A. J. Lindsay
Missippii and Alabama Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel R. H. Brewer.
Unattached
47th Tennessee: Colonel M. R. Hill
Second Army Corps: Major-General Braxton Bragg
Escort
Alabama Cavalry: Captain R. W. Smith
First Division: Brigadier-General Daniel Ruggles
First Brigade: Colonel Randell L. Gibson
1st Arkansas: Colone James F. Fagan
4th Louisiana: Colone H. W. Allen (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel S. E. Hunter
13th Louisiana: Major A. P. Avegno (mortally wounded), Captain S. O'Leary (wounded), Captain E. M. Dubroca
19th Louisiana: Colonel Benjamin L. Hodge
Second Brigade: Brigadier-General Patton Anderson
1st Florida Battalion: Major T. A. McDonell (wounded), Captain W. G. Poole, Captain W. C. Bird
17th Louisiana: Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Jones (wounded)
20th Louisiana: Colonet August Reichard
9th Texas: Colonel W. A. Stanley
Confederate Guards Response Battalion: Makro Franklin H. Clack
5th Company Washington (La.) Artillery: Captiain W. I Hodgson
Third Brigade: Colonel Preston Pond Jr.
16th Louisiana: Major Daniel Gober
18th Louisiana: Colonel Alfred Mouton (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel A. Roman
Crescent (Louisiana.) Regiment: Colonel Marshall J. Smith
Orleans Guard Battalion: Major Leon Querouze (wounded)
38th Tennessee: Colonel; R. F. Looney
Alabama Battery: Captain William H. Ketchum
Cavalry
Alabama Battalion: Captain T. F. Jenkins.
Second Division: Brigadier General Jones M. Withers
First Brigade: Brigadier-General A. H. Gladden (mortally wounded), Colonel Daniel W. Adams (wounded), Colonel Z. C. Deas (wounded)
21st Alabama: Lieutenant-Colonel S.W. Cayce, Major F. Stewart
22nd Alabama: Colonel Z.C. Deas, Lieutenant-Colonel John C. Marrast
25th Alabama: Colonel J.Q. Loomis (wounded), Major George D. Johnston
26th Alabama: Colonel J.G. Coltart (wounded), Lieutenant-Colonel William D. Chadick
1st Louisianna: Colonel Daniel W. Adams, Major F. H. Farrar, Jr
Alabama Battery: Captain F. H. Robertson
Second Brigade: Brigadier-General James R. Chalmers
5th Mississippi: Colonel A. E. Fant
7th Mississippi: Lieutenant-Colonel H. Mayson
9th Mississippi: Lieutenant-Colonel William A. Rankin (mortally wounded)
10th Mississippi: Colonel R. A. Smith
52nd Tennessee: Colonel B. J. Lea
Alabama Battery: Captain P. Gage
Third Brigade: Brigadier-General John K. Jackson
17th Alabama: Lieutenant-Colonel Robert C. Farris
18th Alabama: Colonel Eli S. Shorter
19th Alabama: Colonel Joseph Wheeler
2nd Texas: Colonel John C. Moore, Lieutenant-Colonel W. P. Rogers, Major H. G. Runnels
Georgia Battery: Captain I. P. Girardey
Third Army Corps: Major-General William J. Hardee (wounded)
First Brigade: Brigadier General T. C Hindman (also commanded the third brigade), Colonel R. G. Shaver
2nd Arkansas: Colonel D. C. Govan, Major R. F. Harvey
6th Arkansas: Colonel A. T. Hawthorn
7th Arkansas: Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Dean (killed), Major James T. Martin
3rd Confederate: Colonel John S. Marmaduke
Mississippi Battery: Captain Charles Swett
Second Brigade: Brigadier-General P.R. Cleburne
15th Arkansas: Lieutenant-Colonel A. K. Patton (killed),
6th Mississippi: Colonel J.J. Thornton (wounded), Captain W.A. Harper
2nd Tennessee: Colonel W.B. Bate (wounded), Lieutenant Colonel D. L. Goodall
5th Tennessee: Colonel Ben. J. Hill
23rd Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel James F. Neill (wounded)
24th Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas H. Peebles
Arkansas Batteries: Captains J. T. Trigg and J. H. Calvert
Third Brigade: Brigadier General S.A.M. Wood, Colonel W. K. Patterson (temporarily)
16th Alabama: Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. Harris
8th Arkansas: Colonel W. K. Patterson
9th Arkanasa (battalion): Major J. H. Kelly
3rd Mississippi Battalion: Major A.B. Hardcastle
27th Tennessee: Colonel Chris H. Williams (killed), Major Samuel T. Love (mortally wounded)
44th Tennessee: Colonel C. A. McDaniel
55th Tennessee: Colonel James L. McKoin
Mississippi Battery: Captain W. L. Harper (wounded), Lieutenant Put. Darden
Georgia Dragoons: Captain I. W. Avery
Reserve Corps: Brigadier-General John C. Breckingridge
First Brigade: Colonel Robert P. Trabue
4th Alabama Battalion: Major J. M. Clifton
31st Alabama: Lieutenant Colonel Galbraith
3rd Kentucky: Lieutenant-Colonel Ben Anderson (wounded),
4th Kentucky: Lieutenant-Colonel A. R. Hynes (wounded)
5th Kentucky: Colonel Thomas H. Hunt
6th Kentucky: Joseph H. Lewis
Tennessee Battalion: Lieutenant-Colonel J. M. Crews
Kentucky Battery: Captain Edward P. Byrne
Second Brigade: Brigadier-General John S. Bowen (wounded), Colonel John D. Martin
9th Arkansas: Colonel Issac L. Dunlop
10th Arkansas: Colonel T. D. Merrick
2nd Confederate: Colonel John D. Martin, Major Thomas H. Mangum
1st Missouri: Colonel Lucius L. Rich
Mississippi Battery: Captain Alfred Hudson
Third Brigade: Colonel W. S. Statham
15th Mississippi
22nd Mississippi
19th Tennessee: Colonel D. H. Cummings
20th Tennessee: Colonel J. A. Battle (captured)
28th Tennessee:
45th Tennessee: Lieutenant-Colonel E. F. Lytle
Tennessee Battery: Captain A. M. Rutledge
Troops not mentioned elsewhere
Tennessee Regiment: Colonel N. B. Forrest (wounded)
Alabama Regiment: Colonel James H. Clanton
Texas Regiment: Colonel John A. Wharton (wounded)
Kentucky Squadron: Captain John H. Morgan
Arkansas Artillery Battery: Captain George T. Hubbard
Tennesse Artillery Battery: Captain H. L. W. McClung
Confederate Loses
| Unit |
Killed |
Wounded |
Missing |
Total |
| First Corps, First Division, Staff |
0 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| ", ", First Brigade |
97 |
512 |
0 |
609 |
| ", ", Second Bridage |
93 |
421 |
3 |
517 |
| First Corps, Second Division, Staff |
0 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| ", ", First Brigade |
120 |
607 |
13 |
740 |
| ", ", Second Brigade |
75 |
413 |
3 |
491 |
| ", ", Cavalry |
5 |
12 |
2 |
19 |
| Second Corps, First Division |
|
|
|
|
| ", ", First Brigade |
97 |
488 |
97 |
682 |
| ", ", Second Brigade |
69 |
313 |
52 |
434 |
| ", ", Third Brigade |
89 |
336 |
169 |
594 |
| ", ", Cavalry |
2 |
6 |
1 |
9 |
| Second Corps, Second Division |
|
|
|
|
| ", ", First Brigade |
129 |
597 |
103 |
829 |
| ", ", Second Brigade |
83 |
343 |
19 |
445 |
| ", ", Third Brigade |
86 |
364 |
194 |
644 |
| Third Corps |
|
|
|
|
| ", First Brigade |
109 |
546 |
38 |
693 |
| ", Second Brigade |
188 |
790 |
65 |
1043 |
| ", Third Brigade |
107 |
600 |
38 |
745 |
| Reserve Corps |
|
|
|
|
| ", First Brigade |
151 |
557 |
92 |
800 |
| ", Second Brigade |
98 |
498 |
28 |
624 |
| ", Third Brigade |
137 |
627 |
45 |
809 |
| Total |
1735 |
8032 |
962 |
10,699 |
The officially reported casualty figures were 1728 killed, 8012 wounded and 959 missing. The different can be accounted for by the staff and cavalry losses, which come to 7 killed, 20 wounded and 3 missing
How to cite this article:
Rickard, J (20 June 2007), The Armies at the Battle of Shiloh , http://www.historyofwar.org/articles/armies_shiloh.html