Yes I wil certainly do that. The only record of J M Bradford after Shiloh is a muster roll call which says he was sick and in camp on the 30th of April. Were they still in Corinth on this date or had they moved on south. There are so few available of the 10th's movement that it becomes almost impossible to track their whereabouts on any given date. I do not know if he was wounded at Shiloh. Thanks, Don