"On the 25th of Nov 1863 at the battle of Missionary Ridge there were 18 men killed & 58 wounded & 5 missing." [Capt. Jonathan R. Kennard, 6th, 10th & 15th Texas, Temporarily Commanding] - Col. Roger Q. Mills, 6th, 10th & 15th Consolidated Texas Regiment, Commanding, was seriously wounded in his left arm, then was sent to the hospital at LaGrange, Georgia. Mill's Command devolved to Capt. John R. Kennard of Co. A, 10th Texas Infantry. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records & Memphis Daily Appeal]
- Maj. Valerious P. Saunders, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry was seriously wounded, losing his right arm. [Col. Roger Q. Mills' letter of November 29, 1863] - Sgt. Maj. Thomas J. Sheffield, 10th Texas Infantry was seriously wounded and his arm was amputated. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- 5Sgt. Thomas J. Sheffield, 10th Texas Infantry, was wounded. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - 2Cpl. William B. Driscol, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the breast. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. George B. Benedict, 6th Texas Infantry, age 22, was captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Pickney B. Brown, 10th Texas Infantry, was mortally wounded. He was 5'8" tall, with blue eyes, light hair and light complexion. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. William J. Cantwell, 6th Texas Infantry, age, 26, was captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John Casey, 6th Texas Infantry, age 28, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Thomas Coleman, 6th Texas Infantry, age 26, severely wounded in the thigh. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Isham Debroh, 6th Texas Infantry, age 21, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John H. Driscol, 10th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in the thigh. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. George H. Duckworth, 10th Texas Infantry, age 19, was killed. He was 5'10" tall with dark eyes, dark hair and dark complexion. He had been issued 1 jacket and 1 pr. shoes on October 8, 1863. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. James R. Gailbreath, 10th Texas Infantry, age 23, was slightly wounded on his wrist. He was captured upon the Command's retreat. [10th Texas Service Records & Memphis Daily Appeal] - Pvt. Seaburn Goodrum, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the head. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Samuel H. Hill, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded on his hand. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. William W. Hoke, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the finger. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Thomas Holt, 6th Texas Infantry, was captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John Knopp, 6th Texas Infantry, was captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Robert Thomas M. Kirkling, 10th Texas Infantry, age 22, was killed. He stood 5'6" tall with dark eyes, dark hair and fair complexion. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. Augustus Martin, 6th Texas Infantry, age 24, was severely wounded in the leg. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Franklin McIntyre, 10th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in the thigh & leg. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. James C. Parnall, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the shoulder. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Benjamin A. Pierson, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the head. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. William Snider, 6th Texas Infantry, age 24, was slightly wounded in the shoulder. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Alexander A. Willis, 10th Texas Infantry, was killed. He stood 33 at 5'7" tall, with grey eyes, dark hair and dark complexion. He was illiterate. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Elijah T. Wilson, 6th Texas Infantry, age 24, was slightly wounded in the toe. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- 2Lt. John Gibson, 6th Texas Infantry, age 28, was slightly wounded in the finger. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John E. Bates, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the hand. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. Thomas J. Cartwright, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, listed missing [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. George W. Clendenen, 10th Texas Infantry, received a mortal gunshot wound. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. John Gary, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the face. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Christopher C. Gose, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, was slightly wounded in the back. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John M. Lewis, 6th Texas Infantr, age 29, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Benjamin F. McDonald, 10th Texas Infantry, age 24, was "killed in action." [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. James W. Sharp, 10th Texas Infantry, age 34, is "killed in action." [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John Wagner, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Jacob C. Webb, 10th Texas Infantry, is slightly wounded in the back. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records & the Memphis Daily Appeal]
- Capt. William R. Shannon, 10th Texas Infantry, age 26, was slightly wounded in his left leg & right foot. He was sent, along with Col. Mills, to the hospital at LaGrange, Georgia. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records & Memphis Daily Appeal] - Pvt. James D. Shaw, 10th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in the stomach. [Memphis Daily Appeal & Confederate Veteran, Vol. XXXV] - 3Sgt. John J. McVea, 6th Texas Infantry, age 30, was slightly wounded in the ankle. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- Pvt. John Demonet, 6th Texas Infantry, age 21, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John Eidelback, 6th Texas Infantry, age 23, was severely wounded in the thigh. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Charles S. Guthrie, 6th Texas Infantry, age 23, was severely wounded in the face. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Morris Hines, 6th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the leg. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Edward T. Ingelhart, 6th Texas Infantry, age 28, was slightly wounded in the leg. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Sidney James, 6th Texas Infantry, age 28, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Thomas B. Kimball, 6th Texas Infantry, age 39, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - 1Sgt. George W. Lewis, 6th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in the foot. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Antonio Maihaivier, 6th Texas Infantry, age 25, was slightly wounded in the face. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Thomas C. Nye, 6th Texas Infantry, age 20, listed missing, supposedly captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - 3Cpl. John Raiman, 6th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in the hip. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John S. Scarborough, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, was slightly wounded in the hand. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Wendelin Schwerburger, 6th Texas Infantry, age 37, was captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Henry Shafer, 6th Texas Infantry, age 20, was severely wounded in the hand & foot. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. W. Scott Stewart, 6th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the arm. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. F. A. Watrous, 6th Texas Infantry, age 25, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Christian Zipprian, 6th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in the arm. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Cpl. John Zipprian, 6th Texas Infantry, age 26, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- 5Sgt. Fredrick A. McKinney, 6th Texas Infantry, age 22, was severely wounded in the thigh. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. William H. Ensey, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the head. He had been wounded in the left thigh at Chickamauga, on the 20th of September 1863. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records & Memphis Daily Appeal] - Pvt. Levi Maddox, 6th Texas Infantry, age 27, was slightly wounded in the finger. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John O. Norwood, 15th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the arm. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Calvin F. Robinson, 6th Texas Infantry, age 20, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Hugh P. Smith, 10th Texas Infantry, was mortally wounded in the abdomen and "left in the hands of the enemy." [10th Texas Compiled Service Records & Memphis Daily Appeal]
- Capt. B. R. Tyus, 6th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the head. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Cpl. Cornelius M. Atwood, 6th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in the head. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Richard T. Blackburn, 6th Texas Infantry, age 21, was severely wounded in the face. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Dennis Finn, 10th Texas Infantry, age 26, was slightly wounded in the foot. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Elson G. Bennett, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, listed missing, supposedly captured. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- 4Sgt. Albert J. Jernigan, 6th Texas Infantry, age 27, was severely wounded in his arm, causing
it's amputation. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- 3Cpl. Hamilton Smith, age 38, 10th Texas Infantry, was killed.
[Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- Pvt. William J. Snead, 10th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in his breast.
[Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- Pvt. Malcomb C. McGregor, 10th Texas Infantry, was severely wounded in his arm; which was
amputated in St. Mary's Hospital of Dalton, Georgia.
[Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- 4Sgt. George Johnson, 6th Texas Infantry, age 31, was killed. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. T. Jefferson "Jeff" Bellomy, 10th Texas Infantry, was captured. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. William Oglesby, 10th Texas Infantry, was wounded. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. Franklin L. Porter, 10th Texas Infantry, age 24, was "kiled in action." Porter stood 5'6" tall, with blue eyes, red hair & a fair complexion; he was illiterate as well. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] [Muster Rolls of Co. H, 10th Texas Infantry - Confederate Research Center, Hillsboro, Texas] - Pvt. John Fine, 10th Texas Infantry, was captured upon retreat of the Command. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records] - Pvt. Willis Wright, 10th Texas Infantry, was captured upon retreat of the Command. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records]
- Sgt. Henry G. Sanders, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, wound shattered his arm. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Samuel Birdwell, 10th Texas Infantry, was mortally wounded. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. John C. Deavers, 10th Texas Infantry, age 17, was severely wounded in the hip. [10th Texas Compiled Service Records & the Memphis Daily Appeal] - Pvt. John Rose, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded on his finger. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. William C. Smith, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, was severely wouded in his leg. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. William G. Westbrooks, 10th Texas Infantry, was morally wounded in his hip. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
- Capt. Matthew M. Houston, 15th Texas Dismounted Cavalry, was slightly wounded in his arm. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863] - Pvt. Benjamin Bassel, 10th Texas Infantry, was slightly wounded in his leg. [Memphis Daily Appeal - December 5, 1863]
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