The hightest regimental fatality loss at Camp Chase, that have stone inscriptions, due to the capture of Fort Donelson prisoners was the 26th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry with three.

Note: The following is only the Confederates who died at Camp Chase from Fort Donelson who now have tombstones at the Camp Chase Cemetery. There are many who died at Camp Chase from Fort Donelson who do not have stones.

1) J.H. RICHARDSON 4th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Rank Chaplain Died March 4, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2064

2) William Lafayette BROWN Company B 41st Regiment, Tennessee Infantry Rank Captain Died March 8, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2064

3) Humphrey Posey EARLEY Company G 26th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Rank either Corporal or Lieutenant. Died March 8, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2065

4) William T. ABERNATHY Company B 32nd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry Rank 2nd Lieutenant. Died March 10, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2065

5) Benjamin Leroy WILKES 3rd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Clack's) Rank Captain; Commissary Officer. Died March 9, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2066. According to his tombstone he is buried twice with himself.

6) Wiley J. RAST Company A 26th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Rank 2nd Lieutenant. Died March 15, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2067

7) John A. HOUSTON 27th Regiment, Alabama Infantry Rank Surgeon. Died March 14, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2067

John S. GRIFFIS Company D 53rd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. Rank 3rd Lieutenant. Died March 21, 1862. Double inscription on tombstone # 2068

9) Alexander CASSEDAY General Buckner's Staff. Rank Major Died March 21, 1862 (Highest Ranking Confederate to die at Camp Chase during the War, however his body was taken back to Louisville, Kentucky a few days after his death and is buried at the Cave Hill Cemetery) Double inscription on tombstone # 2068

10) Charles E. LESLEY Company K 1st Regiment, Mississippi Infantry (Johnston's) Rank 2nd Lieutenant. Died April 3, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2069

11) Robert B. WHITE Company H 14th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Rank 3rd Lieutenant. Died April 9, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2071

12) Josiah Meeks CHILDS Company G 14th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Rank 3rd Lieutenant. Died April 5, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2071

13) Thomas J. TIPPS Company G 41st Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. Rank 2nd Lieutenant. Died April 9, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2072

14) David M.B. REID Company A 26th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry. Rank Captain. Died April 15, 1862 Single inscription on tombstone # 2073

15) Leonidas BLACK Company A 3rd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Clack's) Rank 2nd Lieutenant. Died April 24, 1862 Double inscription on tombstone # 2074

16) Enoch WARREN Company B 48th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Voorheis') Rank Private Died April 26, 1862. Single inscription on tombstone # 2075

State breakdowns of the 16 Fort Donelson soldiers who died while prisoners of War at Camp Chase who have tombstones at the Camp Chase Cemetery.

Mississippi 7
Tennessee 7
Alabama 1
Kentucky 1* Buckner's Staff born in Kentucky

Regimental Breakdown by Mississippi=7

26th Mississippi Infantry=3 (Reid- Company A stone #2073) (Rast-Company A stone 2067) (Earley-Company G stone 2065)

14th Mississippi=2 (Childs-Company G stone 2071) (White-Company H stone 2071)

1st Mississippi (Johnston's)=1 (Lesley-Company K stone 2069)

4th Mississippi=1 (Richardson- Regimental Chaplain stone 2064) (Only known Confederate Chaplain to die as a Prisoner of War)

Regimental breakdown by Tennessee=7

3rd Tennessee (Clack's)=2 (Black-Company A stone 2074) (Wilkes-Commissary Officer for Regiment stone 2066)

41st Tennessee=2 (Brown-Company B stone 2064) (Tipps-Company G stone 2072)

32nd Tennessee=1 (Abernathy-Company B stone 2065)

48th Tennessee (Voorheis')=1 (Warren-Company B stone 2075)

53rd Tennessee=1 (Griffis-Company D stone 2068)

Regimental breakdown by Alabama=1

27th Alabama=1 (Houston-Regimental Surgeon stone 2067)

Regimental breakdown by Kentucky=1* Alexander Casseday was on General Buckner's Staff and as such was not assigned to a regiment. Since he was born in Kentucky and was an officer in a Kentucky unit prior to being on Buckner's Staff I have elected to place him with the State of Kentucky.

Buckner's Staff=1 (Casseday-Assistant Adjutant stone 2068 however was moved to Cave Hill Cemetery at Louisville, Kentucky and re-interred there on April 4, 1862.