Johnson County KyArchives Military Records.....Rose And Others, James 
Civilwar 14th Kentucky Infantry 
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14th Kentucky Infantry Deaths By Marlitta Perkins
14th Kentucky Infantry (13 deaths)

The highest casualty rate at Paintsville was sustained by the 14th Kentucky 
Infantry who lost thirteen men. Much can be attributed to the fact that the 
regiment was ordered to remain in Paintsville until the end of March when 
Garfield’s campaign ended, in order to guard the stores of the brigade while the 
remainder of Garfield’s troops moved up the Big Sandy River to Piketon on 
February 9/10, 1862.

James W. Rose, Co. B - January 18, 1862, wound in the thigh received in Battle 
of Middle Creek

Jeremiah Fitch, Co. I -  January 22, 1862, typhoid fever

James B. Arthur, Co. C - Camp Buell, Febuary 6, 1862, disease

John Taylor, Co. H - February 7/15, 1862, camp fever

John Keen, Co. F - Camp Buell, February 10, 1862, typhoid fever

Samuel Vermillion, Co. H - February 10, 1862, camp fever

Ambrose Jones, Co. C - February 15, 1862, disease

George Bruner, Co. F - Camp Buell, February 17, 1862, typhoid fever

Lindsey Lambert, Co. C -  February 25, 1862, disease

Isaac Johnson, Co. B - March 3, 1862, congestion of the lungs

Solomon Quillan, Co. K - March 6, 1862, fever

Henry Adkins, Co. C - March 16, 1862, disease

Robert P. Elam, Co. I - Camp Buell, March 24, 1862, accidental discharge of 
musket
These records were done by Marlitta Perkins

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