This is a repost. The following is a list of casualties among Lockhart's Battalion at Chehaw Station, Alabama on July 18, 1864. I extracted this list from the NARA microfilm records on the 62nd Alabama Infantry Regiment about 7 or 8 years ago. I thought it would be of interest. The ages given were apparently recorded at enlistment which in some instances if my memory serves correct was in 1863 as well as 1864. I believe the Stonewall Cadets had done some service as guards around Selma for a few months in 1863 before joining "Lockhart's Battalion" in January of 1864.

Company A
Pvt. Columbus P. Lee, 17, wounded

Company B "Thomas Watts Cadets"
Pvt. S. A. Autwell, 17, wounded
Pvt. John D. Carmichael, 17, wounded
Pvt. S. I. Wilkerson, 17, wounded
Pvt. W. E. Williamson, 17, wounded

Company D "Stonewall Cadets" Enlisted at Selma, Ala.
Capt. James A. McCaw, Wounded
Cpl. Henry Tubbs, 16, Killed
Pvt. James Files, 15, Killed
Pvt. Charles M. Oxford, Killed
Pvt. James A Pulley, Killed
Cpl. Moses Winn, 16, wounded
Pvt. Frank M. Bazemore, 16, wounded
Pvt. James Beasely, 16, wounded
Pvt. Thomas Boggs, 17, wounded
Pvt. Samuel Bufford, 17, wounded
Pvt. J. H. Caldwell, wounded
Pvt. Edward S. Carrol,16, wounded
Pvt. James M. Hamby, 17, wounded
Pvt. Leander Hayes, wounded
Pvt. William Hunt,17, wounded
Pvt. Lewis Smith,17, wounded
Pvt. James Watts, wounded

Company E Enlisted at Talladega, Ala.
1st Lt. Theordore Bethea, Killed
Cpl. Elias F. Ritch, Killed
Pvt. James H. Davis, 16, Killed
Pvt. Marcus Odel, Killed
Pvt. Fleming Gaun, Died of wound
Pvt. John Hudson, Died of wound
Pvt. William L. Roberts, 17, Arm amputated
Cpl. John H. Hardy, 16, wounded
Pvt. Taylor Derrett, 16, wounded
Pvt. Elijah Goodwin, 17, wounded
Pvt. Lewis F. Hunter, 17, wounded
Pvt. Monroe P. Norton, 17, wounded
Pvt. William T. Powers, 17, wounded
Pvt. James R. Simpson, 17, wounded

Company G
1st Lt. William Edwards, 24, wounded
Sgt. Alfred C. Wright, 17, wounded
Cpl. J. Van Hall, 16, wounded
Pvt. Giles D. Morgan, 16, wounded
Pvt. Osburn Rowe, 16, wounded
Pvt. David Shodicks, 14, wounded

Paroled on the field
Pvt. Abner M. Coleman, Co. D
Pvt. Nathan Rayfield, Co. D
Pvt. William L. Brown, 17, Co. E
Pvt. William A. Lester, 16, Co. E
Pvt. Henry Mitchell, 15, Co. G
Pvt. John Thomas, 16, Co. G

I do not represent this list to be complete nor without error. Perhaps it will however, spur additional interest in the Battle of Chehaw Station and the sacrifice these young men of Alabama made on July 18, 1864.

Regards,
Greg Wilson