I recently located an article in the Abbeville Press, 30 Jan 63, p. 1., c. 3, which states:

CASUALTIES IN COMPANY "G", "H", and "I", 19th REGIMENT, S.C.V., IN THE BATTLE OF MURFREESBORO, DEC. 31, 1862.

We are indebted to Captain Chatham for the follwoing list of casualties in Companies "G," "H," and "I," of the 19th Regiment, S.C.V.:

Co. "G." Captain Chatham commanding: Killed, J. T. Boyd, shot in head early in the action, died instantly. Wounded, Lt. J. M. McDonald, slightly in the shoulder, protected by button on coat; Sergt. S. A. Jordan, severely -- ball entering the right side near the loin and passing around to the front making its exit not piercing the hollow; when last heard from he was doing well (4th Jan.) Corp'l L. D. Lee, severely -- ball passing entirely through left lung; when last heard from doing well (4th Jan.) Sergt. Sam'l Hunter, slightly in hand, returned to duty; Masalon Bell, slightly in hand and head -- returned to duty; Hezekiah Hall, slightly in shoulder -- returned to duty; J. H. Jensen, slightly in hip by shell -- returned to duty; J. A. McAllister, slightly in head -- returned to duty. Total 1 killed and 8 wounded.

Co "H." Lt. R. F. McCaslan Commanding: Killed, Robert Warner. Wounded, Lt. R. F. McCaslan, slightly; Serg't T. A. Watson, severely in leg -- since amputated below the knee; Serg't E. J. Bellott, severely in groin and face; Serg't F. M. Jay, slightly in back; Corp'l T. J. Williams, severely in shoulder; J. C. Dowtin, severely in mouth; W. R. [?] Walker, severely in hip -- since died; W. G. McWilliams, slightly in arm; Abraham Russell, slightly in foot -- returned to duty. Total 1 killed and 9 wounded.

Company "I." Captain Clinkscales Commanding: Wounded, Lt. W. N. Mattison, slightly in hip -- returned to duty; J. T. Clamp, severely in abdomen and each leg below knee; D. W. Young, severely in knee -- since amputated above knee; Henry Mattox, slightly in arm -- returned to duty; W. T. Young, slightly in arm; T. B. Sims, slightly in neck; R. L. Freeman, slightly in hip; John Johnston, slightly in wrist; Isaac Robinson, stunned by bomb -- returned to duty. Total, 9 wounded.

The Regiment made three charges, in the first of which, Col. Lythgoe fell severely wounded by a minnie [sic] ball shattering the lefty thigh, and died [the] same day about 12 o'clock, p. m., from effects of amputation."