Order of Battle 7/13/1862 - Online Archive of Terry's Texas Rangers

Murfreesboro, TN
Order of Battle for July 13, 1862

Confederate Forces Engaged
(1,400 cavalry)

Heth's Division, 2nd Brigade - Col. N. B. FORREST.
- 8th Texas Cavalry - Col. John A. Wharton (Wounded).
  - Company A -
    - 1st Cpl. E. H. Ross - Killed
  - Company B -
    - 2nd Cpl. S. Mims - Mortally Wounded
    - Pvt. C. O. Cassey - Wounded
    - Pvt. W. D. Cleveland - Wounded
    - Pvt. J. McCann - Wounded
    - Pvt. N. Monks - Wounded
    - Pvt. B. F. Weems - Wounded
  - Company C -
    - Pvt. J. E. Bartlett - Wounded
    - Pvt. G. B. Kennedy - Wounded
    - Pvt. J. D. Pace - Wounded
    - Pvt. Scarborough - Killed
  - Company D -
    - Pvt. R. Slaughter - Wounded
  - Company E-
    - Pvt. A. J. Duren - Killed
    - Pvt. J. L. W. D. Gibson - Wounded
    - Pvt. J. E. Lynch - Wounded
    - pvt. G. W. Shuler - Wounded
  - Company F -
  - Company G -
    - Pvt. J. K. P. Childress - Wounded
    - Pvt T. A. Deviney - Wounded
    - Pvt. W. E. Scull - Killed
  - Company H -
    - Pvt. M. L. Fitch - Wounded
    - Pvt. J. M. Jones - Wounded
    - Pvt. J. D. Palmer - Wounded
    - Pvt. A. L. Steele - Wounded
    - Pvt. R. A. Torrence - Wounded
  - Company I -
  - Company K - Capt. S. P. Christian (Wounded)
    - 1st Lt. J. A. Collins - Wounded
    - Pvt. S. Carter - Wounded
    - Pvt. J. Farmer - Wounded
    - Pvt. W. E. Moore - Wounded
    - Pvt. W. D. Morse - Killed
- 2nd Georgia Cavalry - Col. W. J. Lawton
  - Company A - Capt. Charles Crews
    - Pvt. William J. Thompson - Killed
  - Company B -
  - Company C - Capt. James Mayo
  - Company D - Capt. William Grant
    - Sgt. Francis Preston - Killed
  - Company E - Capt. Francis Ison
    - 2nd Lt. Robert Thompson - Wounded
    - Pvt. Agustus Darden - Killed
    - Pvt. William Hamil - Wounded
    - Pvt. James Hicks - Killed
  - Company F - Capt. Hardy Chapman
    - Pvt. F. M. Farris - Killed
    - Pvt. Robert Henderson- Killed
    - Pvt. David P. Morris - Wounded
    - Pvt. Robert Payne - Wounded
  - Company G - Capt. Thomas Jordan
    - Pvt. Thomas Brooks - Wounded
  - Company H -
    - Pvt. Newton Beauchamp - Wounded
    - Pvt. Green Smith - Injured
    - Pvt. Thomas Strickland - Killed
  - Company I - Captain George Looney
    - Sgt. Thomas Duke - Killed
  - Company K - Captain James Dunlop
    - Pvt. William Chester - Wounded
    - Pvt. John Shales - Wounded
- 1st Georgia Cavalry - Col. J. J. MORRISON,
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
  - Company
- Spiller's Tennessee Battalion - Maj. Baxter Smith
  - Company
  - Company
- 1st Kentucky Cavalry (Woodward's) - Capt W. J. Taylor
  - Company C -
  - Company D -
    - Sgt. Preston Lindsey - Woumded
    - Pvt. George T. Cox - Killed

Federal Forces Engaged

Hindman's Brigade - Brig. Gen. Thomas C. Hindman
- 9th Michigan Infantry - Lt. Col. J. G. Parkhurst
  - Company A
  - Company B - Capt. Oliver Cromwell Rounds
  - Company C - Capt. Charles V. Deland
  - Company G
  - Company H
  - Company K - Capt. John A. Tanner
- 3rd Minnesota - Col. Henry C. Lester
  - Company 1
  - Company 2
  - Company 3
  - Company 4
  - Company 5
  - Company 6
  - Company 7
  - Company 8
  - Company 9
- 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry - Major Seibert
  - Company B
  - Company G
    - Pvt. Rufus Bubb - Killed
    - Pvt. John Baily - Killed
    - Pvt. George Birdell - Killed
    - Pvt. Elisha Hammil - Killed
    - Pvt. David Ingersoll - Killed
    - Pvt. Albert Kurl - Killed
    - Pvt. Henry Moyer - Killed
  - Company L
  - Company M
    - Pvt. Jesse Davis - Killed
- 4th Kentucky Cavalry
  - Company 1
  - Company 2
  - Company 3
  - Company 4
- Hewett's Battery, Kentucky Light Artillery - Capt. J. M. Hewett
  - Section
    - 6 pounder smoothbore
    - 6 pounder smoothbore
  - Section
    - 6 pounder smoothbore
    - 10 pounder Parrott