Order of Battle

Order of Battle
Battle of Raymond, May 12, 1863

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Confederate Forces

Gregg’s Task Force, Brig. Gen. John Gregg
Gregg’s Brigade, Col. Cyrus A. Sugg

		CASUALTIES
Infantry	Killed	Wounded	Missing
	3rd Tennessee Infantry, Col. C. H. Walker	27	91	70
	10th & 30th Tennessee Consolidated, Col. R. W. McGavock (k), Lt. Col. J. J. Turner	15	65	8
	41st Tennessee Infantry, Col. R. Farquharson	2	7	14
	50th Tennessee Infantry, Lt. Col. T. W. Beaumont	4	7	5
	1st Tennessee Infantry Battalion, Maj. S. H. Colms	3	9	30
	7th Texas Infantry, Col. H. B. Granbury	22	73	63
Artillery
	Bledsoe’s Missouri Battery (3 guns), Capt. H. M. Bledsoe	Not Reported
Miscellaneous Attached Units
	Squadron, Wirt Adams’ Mississippi Cavalry, Capt. W. S. Yerger	Not Reported
	1st Mississippi Battalion State Troops, (mounted) Capt. J. M. Hall	Not Reported
	3rd Kentucky Mounted Infantry, Col. A. P. Thompson (joined after the battle)	0	0	0
Total Gregg’s Task Force	73	252	190
*Union Forces* XVII Army Corps Maj. Gen. James B. McPherson
	CASUALTIES
Third Division, Maj. Gen. John A. Logan	Killed	Wounded	Missing
1st Brigade, Brig. Gen. John E. Smith
	20th Illinois Infantry, Lt. Col. E. Richards (k), Maj. D. Bradley	17	68	1
	31st Illinois Infantry, Col. E. S. McCook(w), Lt. Col. J. D. Reese	1	6	0
	45th Illinois Infantry, Col. J. A. Maltby	0	16	0
	124th Illinois Infantry, Col. T. J. Sloan	1	9	1
	23rd Indiana Infantry, Lt. Col. W. P. Davis	16	76	23

Total 1st Brigade

35	175	25
2nd Brigade, Brig. Gen. Elias S. Dennis
	30th Illinois Infantry, Lt. Col. W. Shedd	0	1	0
	20th Ohio Infantry, Col. M. F. Force	10	58	0
	68th Ohio Infantry, Col. R. K. Scott	0	5	0
	78th Ohio Infantry, Lt. Col. Z. M. Chandler	0	11	0

Total 2nd Brigade	10	75	0
3rd Brigade, Brig. Gen. John D. Stevenson
	8th Illinois Infantry, Lt. Col. R. H. Sturgess	8	19	0
	81st Illinois Infantry, Col. J. J. Dollins	1	9	5
	7th Missouri Infantry, Maj. E. Wakefield	9	57	7
	32nd Ohio Infantry, Col. B. F. Potts	Not Reported

Total 3rd Brigade	18	85	12
Artillery, Maj. C. J. Stolbrand
	Company D, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, (4 guns) Capt. H. A. Rogers	0	0	0
	8th Battery, Michigan Light Artillery, (6 guns) Capt. S. DeGolyer	0	1	0
	3rd Battery, Ohio Light Artillery, (6 guns) Capt. W. S. Williams	0	0	0

Total Artillery	0	1	0

Total Third Division	63	336	37
Seventh Division, Brig. Gen. Marcellus M. Crocker
1st Brigade, Col. John B. Sanborn
	48th Indiana Infantry, Col. N. Eddy	0	1	0
	59th Indiana Infantry, Col. J. I. Alexander	0	0	0
	4th Minnesota Infantry, Lt. Col. J. E. Tourtellotte	0	0	0

Total 1st Brigade	0	1	0
2nd Brigade, Col. Samuel A. Holmes
	17th Iowa Infantry, Col. D. B. Hillis	Not Reported
	10th Missouri Infantry, Lt. Col. L. Horney
	80th Ohio Infantry, Col. M. H. Bartilson

Total 2nd Brigade	2	1	0
3rd Brigade, Col. George B. Boomer (held in reserve)
	93rd Illinois Infantry, Col. H. Putnam	0	0	0
	5th Iowa Infantry, Lt. Col. E. S. Sampson	0	0	0
	10th Iowa Infantry, Col. W. E. Small	0	0	0
	26th Missouri Infantry, Maj. C. F. Brown	0	0	0

Total 3rd Brigade	0	0	0
Artillery
	11th Battery, Ohio Light Artillery, (6 guns), Lt. Armstrong	0	0	0

Total Artillery	0	0	0
	Total Seventh Division	2	2	0
Provisional Cavalry Battalion, Captain J. S. Foster
	Companies A & E, 2nd Cavalry, Lt. W. B. Cummins	0	0	0
	Company F, 4th Missouri Cavalry, Lt. A. Mueller	1	1	0
	4th Independent Company, Ohio Cavalry, Captain J. S. Foster	0	0	0

Total Cavalry	1	1	0
Wiles’ Pioneers (Provisional), Captain G. F. Wiles (made up from Co. C, 78th Ohio)	0	0	0

Total XVII Army Corps	68	341	37

The Third Division (Logan’s Division), approximately 6,500 strong, bore the impact of the engagement. Two brigades of Crocker’s division – Sanborn’s and Holmes – totaling about 4,000 men, were thrown into the fight toward the end. The Federal forces employed 22 guns during the battle.