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6-7 March 1862
also known as
Elk Horn Tavern
OR- Series I, Volume VIII, Chapter XVIII, Pg 189
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Union Forces
BRIGADIER GENERAL SAMUEL RYAN
CURTIS
1st & 2nd Divisions -
Brigadier General Franz Sigel
1st Division - Colonel Peter J. Osterhaus
1st Brigade -
24th
44th
17th
K-4 W-22 M-11 =37
2nd Brigade - Colonel Nicholas Greusel
36th
12th
2 Companies,
Captain
Henry A. Smith
K-7 W-66 M-36 =109
Artillery
4th
K-0 W-6 M-4 =10
2nd Division - Brigadier General Alexander Asboth (W)
Staff Casualties: K-0 W-1 M-0 =1
1st Brigade - Colonel Frederick Schaefer
2nd
15th
Unattached
5th
1st
2nd
* Also known as
K-12 W-29 M-14 =55
3rd Division - Colonel Jefferson Columbus
1st
Brigade - Colonel Thomas Pattison
8th
18th
22nd
Major
David W. Daily Jr.
1st
K-17 W-88 M-6 =111
2nd Brigade - Colonel Julius White
37th
59th
K-29 W-195 M-3 =227
Cavalry
1st
K-2 W-2 M-2 =6
4th Division - Colonel Eugene Asa Carr (W)
Staff Casualties: K-0 W-1 M-0 =1
1st Brigade - Colonel Grenville M. Dodge
35th
Lieutenant
Colonel William P. Chandler (C)
4th
1st
Lieutenant
V. J. David
K-35 W-200 M-55 =290
2nd Brigade - Colonel William Vandever
9th
Major
William H. Coyl (W)
Phillips's
3rd
3rd
K-61 W-300 M-30 =391
Unattached
3rd
Lieutenant
Colonel Henry H. Trimble (W)
Bower's
Battalion,
3rd
24th
K-28 W-36 M-18 =82
STRENGTHS:
10,500
CASUALTIES
Killed 203; Wounded 980; Missing 201; TOTAL 1,384
Confederate Forces
MAJOR GENERAL EARL VAN DORN
Escort
Cearnal's
Cavalry Battalion Lieutenant Colonel J. T. Cearnal (W)
Volunteers
1st Brigade - Colonel Henry Little
1st Cavalry
Regiment --- Colonel Elijah Gates
1st Infantry
Regiment --- Colonel John Q. Burbridge
2nd Infantry
Regiment --- Colonel Benjamin A. Rives (MW)
Lieutenant
Colonel J. A. Pritchard
1st
2nd
Lieutenant
James L. Farris
2nd Brigade - Brigadier General William Yarnell Slack
(MW)
Colonel Thomas H. Rosser
Battalion,
Volunteer Infantry --- Colonel John T. Hughes
Battalion,
Volunteer Infantry --- Major R. S. Bevier
Battalion, Volunteer
Infantry --- Colonel Thomas H. Rosser
Battalion,
Volunteer Cavalry --- Colonel G. W. Riggins
K-5 W-37 M-0 =42
3rd Brigade - Colonel Colten Green
(Composition Unknown)
K-6 W-59 M-0 =65
STATE TROOPS
2nd Division - Brigadier General Martin E. Green
(Composition Unknown)
3rd Division - Colonel John Bullock
1st Infantry
Regiment --- Major Rucker (W)
2nd Infantry
Regiment --- Colonel Congreve Jackson
3rd Infantry
Regiment --- Major Hutchinson
4th &
5th Infantry Regiments --- Colonel J. A. Poindexter (W)
6th Infantry
Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel Peacher
K-11 W-101 M-35 =147
5th Division - Colonel James P. Saunders
(Detachments
of Infantry & Cavalry)
Kelly's
Artillery
K-9 W-32 M-0 =41
6th Division - Major D. H. Lindsay
Detachments
of Infantry & Cavalry
Guibor's
Artillery
McDonald's
Artillery
8th Division - Brigadier General James S. Rains
Infantry
Regiment --- Colonel William H. Erwin
Infantry
Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel John P. Bowman
Infantry
Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel A. J. Pearcy
Infantry
Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel Stemmons
Bledsoe's
Artillery
K-2 W-26 M-0 =28
McCulloch's Division - Brigadier General Ben McCulloch
(K)
Colonel E. Greer
Infantry Brigade - Colonel Louis Hebert (C)
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Ogden
4th
Lieutenant
Colonel Samuel Ogden
14th
16th
17th
21st
3rd
Captain W. S. Gunnell
Cavalry Brigade - Brigadier General James McIntosh (K)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Lieutenant
Colonel William Quayle
6th
11th
Artillery
Harts
Artillery
Gaine's
Artillery
Good's
Artillery
Pike's Command - Brigadier General Albert Pike
Cherokee
Regiment --- Colonel Staind Waite
Cherokee
Regiment --- Colonel John Drew
Creek
Regiment --- Colonel Daniel N. McIntosh
Squadron
Other Troops
1st
Battalion,
Battalion
Battalion,
Teel's
19th
22nd
STRENGTHS:
16,200
CASUALTIES
Killed 800-1000 (including wounded); Missing 200-300 (Captured); TOTAL
1,000-1,300
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