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BATTLE OF TEBBS BEND-GREEN RIVER BRIDGE, July 4, 1863

CONFEDERATE CASUALTIES

Wounded

Confederate forces commanded by Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan

First Brigade

Colonel Basil W. Duke, commanding

5th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA

Colonel D. Howard Smith, commanding

Killed

Maj. Thomas Young Brent, Jr.
Pvt. A.J. Boggess	Co F
2Lt. Thomas Jeff Current	Co C
2Lt. James H. Ferguson	Co A
Pvt. Brockenbury Fisher	Co I
Pvt. James A. Headley	Co A
Pvt. James Hockensmith	Co H
Pvt. Alex Hockersmith	Co F
1Lt. George W. Holloway	Co B
Pvt. S.T. Johnson	Co B
Pvt. Samuel Miles, Jr.	Co A
Pvt. Dennis O'Nan	Co A
Sgt. Weston Threlkeld	Co B

Wounded

Cpl. George W. Agee	Co G
Adj. Joseph Marshall Bowmar	Co A
2Lt. James H. Ferguson	Co B
Pvt. Thomas Gormley	Co A
Capt. Martin Van Gudgell	Co H
Cpl. Robert Jones	Co B
Pvt. John R. Moreland	Co C
Pvt. Norton Stoughton	Co A
Pvt. Thomas Jeff Williamson	Co A

Second Brigade

Colonel Adam R. Johnson, commanding

7th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA

Lt. Colonel J.M. Huffman, commanding

Killed

Capt. Robert H. Cowan	Co I
Cpl. Henry Goodloe	Co I
Pvt. Jesse N. Hatcher	Co C
Cpl. John Hudson	Co K
1Lt. Charles N. Kirtley	Co K
Sgt. J.A. Nelson	Co C
Pvt. Joshua W. Turner	Co D
Pvt. John Wood	Co D
Pvt. Frank Voss	Co B

Wounded

Pvt. Henry Clay Buford	Co F
Pvt. James C. Cowan	Co I
Pvt. J.C. McQueery	Co D

11th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA

Colonel David Waller Chenault, commanding

Killed

Col. David Waller Chenault

2Lt. William W. Baldwin

Co A

Pvt. Austin Dunn Cosby

Co B

Pvt. John Cosby

Co B

Capt. Alexander H. Tribble

Co B

lLt. Frank A. West

Co H

Wounded

Pvt. James Polk Tribble

Co B

9th Tennessee Cavalry, CSA Wounded

Colonel W.W. Ward, commanding

Wounded

1 Sgt. John W. Branham

UNION CASUALTIES

25th Michigan

Col. Orlando Hurley Moore, Commanding

Killed

Company D

3 Cpl. Roswell Beebe	Grave No. 311	* Lebanon National Cemetery
6 Cpl. Morgan L. Wallace	Grave No. 313	Lebanon National Cemetery
Pvt. Southard Perrin		** Lebanon National Cemetery

Company F

2 Cpl. Peter G. Cuddeback

Grave No. 349, Died July 5

*** Lebanon National Cemetery

Company I

Pvt. Peter VerSchure

Grave No. 347

Lebanon National Cemetery

Company K

4 Sgt. James L. Slater

Grave No. 314

Lebanon National Cemetery

*Beebe was wounded in his abdominal cavity and subsequently hemorrhaged to
death, July 5, 1863.
**Perrins body is in a grave, marked as "Unknown" in the records, Lebanon National
Cemetery, Death Date July 4, 1863.
***At times the name is listed as Cuddyback.

25th Michigan Soldiers Mortally Wounded

Company D	Pvt. Henry Beebe
Company E	Pvt. George W. Hicks Died at Rod Jeter's House, Campbellsville

25th Michigan Wounded

Company D

1 Sgt. Harvey C. Lambert

elbow joint; hospital, Louisville

Cpl. Simon Young

severe shoulder wound; Louisville:
transferred to Invalid Corps

Pvt. Bruce Beebe

hand, side; hospital, Louisville

Pvt. Gillespie M. Parsons

thigh; hospital, Louisville

Pvt. Samuel Stecker

instep; hospital, Louisville;
discharged because of wounds

Pvt. Jonathan Walbert

chest; hospital, Louisville

Pvt. Henry Beebe

thigh; died of wounds Sept 30,
1863 in Campbellsville

Company E

Sgt. Joseph Gault

arm; discharged Dec 7, 1863;
wounds, Tebbs Bend

Pvt. Richard W. Baxter

shoulder; rejoined troops

Pvt. Thomas W. Preston

ear; rejoined troops

Pvt. Orin White

arm; transferred to Invalid Corps

Pvt. George W. Hicks

arm, knee, & leg; arm
amputated; died of wounds
July 20, 1863 in Campbellsville

Company F

2Lt. Arthur H. Trombly

leg; discharged on disability

2Sgt. Irving Paddock

hips; hospital, Louisville

3Sgt. Henry Bond

arm; hospital, Campbellsville

lCpl. Henry F. Garmon

thigh, arm; hospital, Louisville;
discharged Dec 7, 1863, for
gunshot wounds at Tebbs Bend

7Cpl Julius C. Webb

forearm; hospital, Louisville;
rejoined troops

8Cpl George Bement

leg; hospital, Louisville;
rejoined troops

Pvt. Arbuth A. Nott

forearm amputated by Con
Surgeon; exchanged

Pvt. Isaac Smith

leg; hospital, Louisville; transferred
to Invalid Corps

Pvt. Marcus Tuttle

hand; hospital, Louisville;
transferred to Invalid Corps

Pvt. Thomas Woods

cheek, mouth; hospital,
Louisville; transferred to
Invalid Corps

Company I

Pvt. Jan Veen

slightly wounded

Company K

Pvt. Hiram H. Dunham

taken to hospital in Louisville;
transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps

Pvt. Nathan Schofield served as a nurse to the wounded and Pvt. Dirk van Raalte was
appointed hospital steward.

Pvt. Dirk Van Raalte wrote home to his father, July 12, 1863, from Campbellsville:
"We are now here with the wounded and are waiting for the ambulances.
Then we will go to Lebanon."

Large Federal hospitals were located in Lebanon, 20 miles from Campbellsville. From
there the wounded could be transported by rail to one of the Louisville Military Hospitals.