Bryan, sorry for misspelling your name in my previous post. I tried to correct it, but am new to this site, and couldn't find a way to edit my post once it was published.

Yes, I have a copy of Robert Krick's Gettysburg Death Roster. Also, I'm trying to find a copy of the June 23, 1866 issue of the Gettysburg Compiler which published Dr. John W. C. O'Neal's list of 600 names and locations of Confederate graves throughout the battlefield. I've tried Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com, American Historical Newspapers, GenealogyBank.com, etc., without success. I'll be in Gettysburg in a few weeks, so hopefully the Adams County Historical Society has a copy. If not, there's probably one in the library at the GNMP. In a later issue of another paper I found a listing of South Carolina names and graves. A few from my ancestor's unit (Rhett's Battery, Brooks Artillery, known as Gilbert's battery at Gettysburg) were listed.

On Fold3 there's several Confederate casualty lists, but I didn't see one from the 3rd Arkansas, or Robertson's Brigade, for that matter. So far, I've been unable to find a Arkansas newspaper that might have carried a casualty list.

Yes, a comprehensive list of Confederate casualties at Gettysburg is sorely overdue! Unfortunately, with so many research projects going on I'll need to proceed slowly, one regiment at a time.