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The Confederates lost 934 men killed and wounded at the Battle of Ocean Pond, aka Oulstee.

From the Civil War Battles Page you can obtain the Confederate Order of Battle. In that listing is a partial listing of killed.

From that list I traced the first two officer's unit rosters and found a few other men of these units who were identified as having been killed at Ocean Pond, Florida, Feb. 20, 1864.

Others killed at the battle will also be found by searching the rosters of the other units engaged. This is rather a brute force means of identifying casualties.

Obviously, not all of these folks were reburied at Oak Ridge, but, it's at least a start. You might also want to seek out the nearest SCV and UDC Camps who might have intelligence re these burials.

Visit also the Battle of Olustee webstite at: http://battleofolustee.org/index.html

Good hunting,

George Martin
Sparks, NV

OLUSTEE, FLORIDA
20 February 1864
or
Ocean Pond

OR-Series I, Volume XXXV, Chapter XXLVII, Pg 298

[http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/pottery/1080/olustee_fl_20feb63.htm]

Confederate Forces
District of East Florida
BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSEPH FINEGAN
Colquitt's Brigade - Brigadier General Alfred H. Colquitt
6th Florida Infantry Battalion--- Major Pickens Bird
6th Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel John T. Lofton
19th Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Colonel James H. Neal
23rd Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel James H. Huggins
27th Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Colonel Charles T. Zachry
28th Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Captain Crawford
Chatham Artillery (Georgia) --- Captain John F. Wheaton
Gamble's Battery, Leon Light Artillery (Florida) --- Captain Robert H. Gamble
Company A, Milton Light Artillery --- Captain Joseph L. Dunham
Harrison's Brigade - Colonel George P. Harrison
1st Florida Infantry Battalion --- Lieutenant Colonel C. F. Hopkins
32nd Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Major W. T. Holland
64th Georgia Infantry Regiment --- Captain C.S. Jenkins
1st Georgia Regular Infantry Regiment --- Captain H. A. Cannon
28th Georgia Artillery Battalion *
Abell's Artillery (Florida)#
Guerard's Battery (Georgia) --- Captain John M. Guerard
* [also known as Bonaud's Battalion. A portion of the Second Florida Infantry battalion may have been attached
to this unit during the battle. Additionally, a detachment of Florida conscripts was also present]
# Serving as Infantry
Smith's Brigade - Colonel Caraway Smith
4th Georgia Cavalry Regiment --- Colonel Duncan L Clinch
2nd Florida Cavalry Regiment --- Lieutenant Colonel A. H. McCormick
5th Florida Cavalry Battalion --- Major G.W. Scott

Partial Casualty List

Lieutenant Colonel James Barrow - Killed - 64th Georgia Infantry
Captain H. A. Cannon - Killed - Co. C, 1st Georgia Regular Infantry
Lieutenant R. F. Daney - Killed
Lieutenant W. W. Holland - Killed
Lieutenant J. Hill - Killed
Lieutenant Coombs [2nd Lt. William H., Co I, 6th Georgia Inf.] - Killed
Adjutant Johnson - Killed
Lieutenant P. A. Waller [1st Lt. Peleus A., Co. H, 64th Georgia Inf., died of wounds]- Mortally Wounded
Captain Crawford - Killed
Corporal C. Atkinson [Craven, Leon Florida Light Artillery]- Killed
Private M. B. Smith - Killed
Private B. Bishop - Killed
Lieutenant R. J. Butler - Mortally Wounded
Captain A. A. F. Hill - Killed

From the rosters of units found in the CW Research Database, these are just a few

Pvt. William T. Harvey, Co. D, 64th Georgia Inf.
Pvt. Doc Murphy, Co. H, 64th Ga
Pvt. John Murphy, Co. H, 64th Ga
Pvt. Jordan J. McMullen, Co. M, 1st Georgia Regulars Infantry
Pvt. M. B. Smith, Leon Florida Light Artillery
Pvt. N. C. Brooke, Co. G, 23rd Georgia Inf.
Pvt. John Burgess, Co. G, 23rd Georgia
Sgt. James W. Avera, Co. C, 27th Georgia infantry
Pvt. Wesley Barfield, Co. F, 27th Georgia
Sgt. James Carlisle, Co. K, 27th Georgia
Pvt. Michael [Mekaga] Carlisle, Co. K, 27th Georgia
Pvt. John Cooner, Co. I, 27th Georgia
Pvt. Michael Merritt, Co. C, 27th Georgia
Pvt. G. W. Perdue, Co. B, 27th Georgia
Pvt. Julius T. Sawyer, Co., 27th Georgia