You need to read "History of the Tenth Texas Cavalry (Dismounted) Regiment

1861-1865"
by Chuck Carlock, Smithfield Press, P O Box N. Richland Hills, Tx 76182 www.dfscott.com

p # 110 10th Texas Cavalry

Killed at Chickamuga - 11 men

Company A J. McMillian 9/20/63 (wounded at Murfreesboro)

M. C. Hillard Assistant Surgeon

T. W. Greene 9/20/63

Company B J. W. Cannon

Jack Huggins Mortally Wounded died 9/29/63

F. M. Rogers " " died 9/24/63

Company C C. C. Weir 9/19/63

A. Hamilton 9/20/63

J. Neal 9/20/63

Company F J. Bowlin 9/20/63

J. Shivers 9/20/63m

Company G B. Lay 9/19/63 (Wounded at Murfreesboro)

Company I J. Holmes 9/19/63

Company E W. Matthews Slight Wound - died 10/20/63

Company F C. Wall died of Wound

My wife's greatgrandfather, Lt R.S. Lyles, was Company Commander of Co., H at Chickamuga.

He was wounded, Captured by Union forces and rescued by Confederate Forces on June 20, 1863.

Carlock said "one interesting fact was that every Company Commander was killed or wounded at Chickamuga, but at Murfreesboro, which was just as devastating in casualty numbers, not a single Company Commander was evev wounded."

Hope this helps. There is lots of information on individual members in Carlock's Book.