Three Missourians were injured in the affray- John Hart, from Livingston County was wounded in the arm, John Renfrow had a thumb shot off, and Alan England, of Daviess, was severely wounded in the thigh.

Benjamin Ashby, Livingston

Daniel Ashby, Livingston

C.H. Ashley/Ashby, Livingston

James Austin, Livingston

James Blakeley, Daviess?

Nathaniel Blakely, Daviess

William Bowman, Daviess

John Brown

Thomas Jefferson Bryan, Livingston

Thomas R. Bryan, Livingston

John Comer, Ray

Hiram Comstock, Livingston

Nehemiah Comstock, Livingston

John Conner, Caldwell

William Cooley, Livingston

Newton Creekmore

Allen England, Daviess

William Ewell, Livingston

William Gee, Livingston

Ira Glaze, Carroll

Nathan Gomer

John Hart, Livingston

John Hine

Thomas Jennings, Livingston

William O. Jennings, Livingston

Robert Lauderdale, Livingston

Zachariah Lee, Livingston

James Leeper, Sr., Livingston

John L. Leeper, Livingston

Isaac McCroskrie, Livingston

William Mann, Livingston

? Marters, Livingston

Roderick Matson, Livingston

Howard Maupin, Livingston

Jesse Maupin, Livingston

George Miller, Livingston

Anderson Morten

Francis Peniston, Davies

William Peniston, Davies

Dr. Randall

John Renfrow

James Reynolds

Stephen Reynolds, Livingston?

William Reynolds, Livingston

Loyd Rockhold, Caldwell?

Jacob Rogers, Daviess

John Schooler

J. Seego

Erasmus Severe

Sardis Smith, Livingston

Benjamin Taylor

Samuel Todd, Livingston

Elijah Trosper

Robert White, Livingston

Joshua Whitney, Livingston

? Woolsey, Caldwell

  - See, Alexander L. Baugh, A Call to Arms: The 1838 Mormon Defense of Northern Missouri, Appendix I, Ph.D. dissertation, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, 1996.