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These pages are dedicated to the memory of all the men from North Carolina that fought in the Civil War. Casualties Among General Officers on Both Sides During the War From 1861-1863 North Carolina Standard Raleigh November 4, 1863 Yankee Generals Killed and Wounded: Major General Philip Kearney at Chantilly; Isaac I. Stevens at Chantilly; Jesse L. Reno at South Mountain; J.K.T. Mansfield at Antietam; Israel B. Richardson at Antietam; Hiram G. Berry at Chancellorsville; A.W. Whipple at Chancellorsville; John F. Reynolds at Gettysburg Brigadier General Killed and Wounded: Nathaniel Lyon at Wilson’s Creek; F.W. Lander at Edward’s Ferry; W.H.L. Wallace at Shiloh; Thomas Williams at Baton Rouge; H. Bolen at Rappahannock Ford; George W. Taylor at Manassas; Isaac P. Rodman at Antietam; P.A. Hackleman at Corinth; Jas. S. Jackson at Perryville; W.K. Terrill at Perryville; George D. Bayard at Fredericksburg; C.F. Jackson at Fredericksburg; Joshua W. Sill at Stone River; E.N. Kirk at Stone River; Edmund Kirby at Chancellorsville; George Boomer at Vicksburg; Stephen H. Weed at Gettysburg; E.J. Farnsworth at Gettysburg; S.K. Zook at Gettysburg; George C. Strong at Morris Island; W.H. Lytle at Chicamauga Died: Major Generals C.F. Smith; O.(or C.?) M. Mitchell, William Nelson, E.V. Sumner Died: Brigadier Generals J.H. Helm, R.L. McCook, F.E. Patterson, Thomas Welsh, C.D. Jamison, J.B. Plummer, Jas. Cooper Resigned: Major Generals E.D. Morgan, Charles S. Hamilton, C.M. Clay, R.J. Ogelsby Resigned: Brigadier Generals J.W. Phelps, C.M. Thurston, J.W. Denver, Willis A. German, Jas. Craig, T.T. Crittendon, A.C. Harding, M.S. Wade, William G. Campbell, James Shields, John Cochrane, Thomas F. Meagher, L.F. Ross, C.C. Dodge Cashiered: Major General Fitzjohn Porter Dismissed: Brigadier General J.W. Revere CONFEDERATE Confederate Generals Killed or Died from Wounds: Generals A.S. Johnston, Shiloh; Lt. General T.J. Jackson, Chancellorsville Brigadier Generals Killed or Died from Wounds: Robert S. Garnett, Carrick’s Ford; Barnard E. Bee, Bull Run; F.S. Barstow, Bull Run; F.K. Zollicoffer, Mill Springs; Benjamin McCulloch, Pea Ridge; James McIntosh, Pea Ridge; A.H. Gladden, Shiloh; T.W. Ashby, Cross Keys; Robert Halton, Fair Oaks; Richard Griffith, Chickahominy; T.(?) G.(?) Rhett, Chickahominy, C.S. Winder, Cedar Mountain; R.E. Garland, South Mountain; L. O’B Branch, Antietam; George B. Anderson, Antietam; ------ Stark, Antietam; J.T. Hughes, Lexington; Henry Little, Ioka; ------- Moore, ------- Martin, Corinth; Maxey Gregg, T.R.R. Cobb, Fredericksburg; J.E. Rains, Roger Hanson, Stone River; E.F. Paxton, Chancellorsville; E.D. Tracy, Port Gibson; L. Tilghman, Champion Hill; Martin E. Green, Vicksburg; William D. Pender, Richard B. Garnett, William Barksdale, Paul J. Semmes, Gettysburg; J.J. Pettigrew, Falling Waters; A.E. Stein, Prairie Grove; B.H. Helm, P. Smith, Chickamauga Died: Major Generals D.E. Twiggs, Earl Van Dorn, J.S. Bowen, D.R. Jones Died: Brigadier Generals J.B. Grayson, P. St. G. Cooke, W.D. Smith, Daniel S. Donelson, John B. Floyd, T.A. Flournoy, J. B. Villipigue, J.K. Duncan, W.H. Carroll Resigned: Major Generals M.L. Bonham, Gus A. Smith, George B. Crittendon Resigned: Brigadier Generals T.T. Fauntleroy, G.W. Randolph, S.C. Anderson, Albert Pike, Humphrey Marshall, H.R. Jackson, L.T. Wigfall, J.R. Anderson, Robert Toombs, Roger A. Pryor |