Col. Waterhouse of the 19th Texas Infantry, reported these casualties incurred by his regiment at the battle of Milliken’s Bend:

Killed in Action

C. C. Malone, Co. A

J. A. Stone, Co. I

Wounded and Missing

Company A

R. N. Mill – missing

W. Rawlins – mortally wounded

_ Brasshaw – slightly wounded

Company B

B. M. Cook – missing in action

W. H. Casey, Sgt. – severly wounded

D. Kenaday – severely wounded

T. Hilyson – slightly wounded

Company C

E. A. Combs – wounded and missing

Reubin White – wounded and missing

T. J. Wagnon – slightly wounded

Company D

W. McCadams – wounded

Company E

Jno. Hening – slightly wounded

J. W. Perry – slightly wounded

Company F

J. W. Honey – slightly wounded

Company K

W. Mathews – missing

J. H. Humphry, Sgt. – slightly wounded

Company I

W. B. Nix – slightly wounded

Waterhouse gave his regimental total losses as:

2 killed

11 wounded

6 missing

 

Source: image above from: Ancestry.com. U.S., Confederate Army Casualty Lists and Reports, 1861-1865, [Engagements in Louisiana, image 84], database on-line, Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. Original source: Confederate States Army Casualties: Lists and Narrative Reports, 1861–1865. Microfilm publication M836, 7 rolls. ARC ID: 653994, Records of the Adjutant and Inspector General’s Department, War Department Collection of Confederate Records, Record Group 109, National Archives at Washington, D.C.  Also copy in: “19th Texas Infantry Casualties at Milliken’s Bend,” Regimental Files, Texas Heritage Museum, Hill College, Hillsboro, Texas.