Confederate Regimental Losses on May 10th

Some Confederate Statistics are in. Federal statistics will be coming later in the week.

The heaviest losses as a % were from Matheny's Brigade, which charged up the Willow Road against Capt. Hudson's Battery and fought at the junction. The other regiments with heavy losses as a % were engaged along the creek north of Willow Road in both attacks, against Capt. Sides' Battery, Capt. Hudson's Battery, Hammond's Brigade and later Clay's Brigade.

The heaviest losses numerically were in the 81st Georgia, which fought against Wood's Brigade just south of the Willow Road.

The heaviest losses by total casualties for the Confederate II Corps at Tulip Creek, May 10th:

1. 81st Georgia (Williamson's Brigade): 160 men
2. 23rd Missouri (Black's Brigade): 141 men
3. 83rd Alabama (Parish's Brigade): 139 men
4. 34th Texas (Wales' Brigade): 136 men
5. 34th South Carolina (Matheny's Brigade): 132 men

The heaviest losses as a % of men engaged:

1. 29th South Carolina (Matheny's Brigade): 43%
2. 34th South Carolina (Matheny's Brigade): 39%
3. 10th Kentucky (Bieber's Brigade): 37%
4. 23rd Missouri (Black's Brigade): 26%
5. 20th Missouri (Black's Brigade): 25%
6. 13th Kentucky (Bieber's Brigade): 25%

Heaviest Loss by a Brigade: Black's Missouri Brigade (2/2/II): 497 (91k, 334w, 72m)

Loss of Regimental Commanders:

83^rd Alabama Infantry, Colonel Eldridge Brasher, wounded

81^st Georgia Infantry: Colonel Thomas Gallagher, killed

86^th Georgia Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Kane, killed

29^th South Carolina Infantry: Captain Hugh Rodgers, wounded

34^th South Carolina Infantry: Colonel Benjamin F. Miller, wounded

10^th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Henry Watson, captured

11^th Kentucky Infantry: Colonel Jesse Weaver, killed

13^th Kentucky Infantry:  Colonel Ashkinz Shappee, killed

20^th Missouri: Lieutenant Colonel Rufus G. Brown, wounded

23^rd Missouri Infantry: Colonel Travis Hawthorn, killed

12^th Florida Infantry: Colonel George Walters, wounded; Lieutenant Colonel Jason Connors, killed

34^th Texas Infantry: Colonel Joseph Armbruster, wounded